Last ones from Derelict Building

[Rod Boughton]

Here's the last ones from my recent exploration all converted to black and white, please feel free to comment.

 

[MWHCVT]

I'm really not sure about the processing on these on one the first one it looks massively pixelated :shrug:

Matt
MWHCVT

 

[mrtoad]

they look like the workshops i worked in as an apprentice in the shipyards 1959-1964
quite an atmosphere...
what process did you use to get the results
cheers
geof

 

[Rod Boughton]

I think i over processed these, i developed processing madness. I used Lightroom 3 for all the black and white work, but also run them through a one shot HDR program, trying different preset effects, nearly drove me mad. Looking at them again i think they could be processed much better.

 

[gramps]

Apart from #1 I would say that the processing kind of works with the subject, dusty, dank & forgotten.

 

[sturisoma]

I like them

and I see an old business card for Crompton Batteries in Oldham, I used to work with them

 

[mrtoad]

I think i over processed these, i developed processing madness. I used Lightroom 3 for all the black and white work, but also run them through a one shot HDR program, trying different preset effects, nearly drove me mad. Looking at them again i think they could be processed much better.

too many pee'pee's spoil the shot and make it excremental
i know i have hdr and cant resist to use it to make that 'prize winning shot'...the booby prize
cheers
geof

 

[mrtoad]

I think i over processed these, i developed processing madness. I used Lightroom 3 for all the black and white work, but also run them through a one shot HDR program, trying different preset effects, nearly drove me mad. Looking at them again i think they could be processed much better.

too many pee'pee's spoil the shot and make it excremental
i know i have hdr and cant resist to use it to make that 'prize winning shot'...the booby prize
cheers
geof

 

[Rod Boughton]

Very true Geoff, as i have found out. Still, you live and learn.