LC2's Cosplay & Railway Shoehorns for 2019 - Week XLVIII - (Cos)Play(ing)
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Hi Tim
That will T-cut out, no problem!
Song, It took me a bit to see the name on the Diesel. I knew it was not a deltic as that is my fav loco for some unknown reason. Processing is ok, but I would prefer sharp.
I Like the detail and it does look like rails upside down as Dave mentioned.
Pete
That will T-cut out, no problem!
Song, It took me a bit to see the name on the Diesel. I knew it was not a deltic as that is my fav loco for some unknown reason. Processing is ok, but I would prefer sharp.
I Like the detail and it does look like rails upside down as Dave mentioned.
Pete
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Don't they just...
Cheers Pete. I guess they do look a little like really badly rusted rails.
Ta Mark.
Hehe, yes. Not sure I'd want to risk it.
Thanks Lee.
Ta Domenic
Ta Michael
Finally someone who appreciates the LensBaby
Cheers Pete. I guess they do look a little like really badly rusted rails.
Ta Mark.
Great, diagonal composition and smashing textures captured here Tim!
It really does look fragile...practically falling apart!
Note to self: If in Bognor, stay off the pier!
It really does look fragile...practically falling apart!
Note to self: If in Bognor, stay off the pier!
Thanks Lee.
Ta Domenic
Ta Michael
Finally someone who appreciates the LensBaby
Week XLIV - Spooky / Halloween
I really need to push to catch up, I'm soo far behind.
So we may be seeing a few from me over the next few days...
Week XLIV - Spooky / Halloween by Tim White, on Flickr
I really need to push to catch up, I'm soo far behind.
So we may be seeing a few from me over the next few days...
Week XLIV - Spooky / Halloween by Tim White, on Flickr
Week XLIII - Borrowed (time)
I borrowed a few moments of this young ladies' time to snap a couple of portrait shots atop the Tate Modern Blavatnik Building
As wide open as the lens would go, I should probably have reduced the shutter speed to bring the ISO down a bit, but actually I quite like the grainy effect captured here.
Tp 52 for 2019 - Week XLIII - Borrowed by Tim White, on Flickr
I borrowed a few moments of this young ladies' time to snap a couple of portrait shots atop the Tate Modern Blavatnik Building
As wide open as the lens would go, I should probably have reduced the shutter speed to bring the ISO down a bit, but actually I quite like the grainy effect captured here.
Tp 52 for 2019 - Week XLIII - Borrowed by Tim White, on Flickr
I really like the portrait Tim.
She makes for a very interesting model and the pose is very nice too.
Them Fujis handle noise/grain pretty well, hardly noticeable.
She makes for a very interesting model and the pose is very nice too.
Them Fujis handle noise/grain pretty well, hardly noticeable.
Before I started doing cosplay photos, I would never have had the confidence to stop someone and ask to take their photo, pose them, re-pose them etc.
Cheers All - I liked it
Ta Dave. Borrowed over Spooky eh? Both were posed and Spooky is the far cleaner image (seeing as I had backdrop / lights and time etc.)
Two great images Tim, my pick is borrowed as it is one cracking portrait imo. I really do like your cosplay images and it`s great that you can approach a stranger and take such cracking images of them 
Week XLVI - Environmental (Portrait)
A simple environmental portrait piece of street taken during the last TP London walkabout.
TP 52 for 2019 : Week XLVI - Environmental (Portrait) by Tim White, on Flickr
A simple environmental portrait piece of street taken during the last TP London walkabout.
TP 52 for 2019 : Week XLVI - Environmental (Portrait) by Tim White, on Flickr
The benefits of having your camera in your hand while wandering about. Spotted, and shot. I think it worked better than some where I sat waiting for action to happen. Rich ( @tijuana taxi ) is looking to do another London meet once it warms up (April was mooted). Are you going to be fit enough?
Week XLI - Near
The near span of Southwark Bridge, illuminated by thelights installed for 'Illuminated River' (sort of...)
Southwark Bridge seems the best illuminated of the four that have had the lighting added.
It was red when we arrived, and then went blue and refused to go back to red. So there might be a little pp here...
Southwark Bridge - Illuminated River by Tim White, on Flickr
The near span of Southwark Bridge, illuminated by thelights installed for 'Illuminated River' (sort of...)
Southwark Bridge seems the best illuminated of the four that have had the lighting added.
It was red when we arrived, and then went blue and refused to go back to red. So there might be a little pp here...
Southwark Bridge - Illuminated River by Tim White, on Flickr
"Spooky" very good portrait can't fault it nicely composed
"Borrowed" another good portrait two small things looks like it could be brightened a little and a little crop off the top to remove that dark object from the diagonal of the concrete beam behind her.
"Environment" not really my thing I'm not sure what your seeing there
"near" its a nice red but as you say not really, would like to have seen the whole thing you seem to have cut the left hand side a little
"Borrowed" another good portrait two small things looks like it could be brightened a little and a little crop off the top to remove that dark object from the diagonal of the concrete beam behind her.
"Environment" not really my thing I'm not sure what your seeing there
"near" its a nice red but as you say not really, would like to have seen the whole thing you seem to have cut the left hand side a little
Cheers Dave
Borrowed - I see what you are saying on the brightness, it was pretty dark so I was keeping that feel, but after having a play it would certainly work brighter. The dark bit at the top, yeah, I guess it should have gone, I was keeping the aspect ratio and I would have lost part of her arm. But that's what the clone stamp tool is for...
Environment was "environmental portrait", i.e. shot in their environment, and Near, that's the angles I could get without clutter I'm afraid.
Well, actually, add hue/saturation mask, select blue, move to red and then mask out the left hand side
Cheers Dave & Clive. I quite like Southwark bridge and the lights do add somethign to it.
Borrowed - I see what you are saying on the brightness, it was pretty dark so I was keeping that feel, but after having a play it would certainly work brighter. The dark bit at the top, yeah, I guess it should have gone, I was keeping the aspect ratio and I would have lost part of her arm. But that's what the clone stamp tool is for...
Environment was "environmental portrait", i.e. shot in their environment, and Near, that's the angles I could get without clutter I'm afraid.
I'm liking Near Tim. Having seen the original, I'm guessing the pp went something like...
1. Remove lots of blue;
2. Add lots of red.
1. Remove lots of blue;
2. Add lots of red.
Cheers Dave & Clive. I quite like Southwark bridge and the lights do add somethign to it.
Week XLVII - Far
The City of London in the Far distance.
Taken hand held from the Tate Modern Gallery.
TP 52 for 2019 - Week XLVII - Far by Tim White, on Flickr
The City of London in the Far distance.
Taken hand held from the Tate Modern Gallery.
TP 52 for 2019 - Week XLVII - Far by Tim White, on Flickr
Some great work here Tim....wish I could have joined down in that London!
Fingers crossed for April.
Environmental: Nice bit of candid, street toggerey!
Near: I really like the composition, and the red works well...very striking!
Far: Excellent, crisp cityscape, and hand held too @1/30th sec...nice! I do like the lights in the far background reflecting off the misty substance.
....wish I could have joined down in that London!Fingers crossed for April.
Environmental: Nice bit of candid, street toggerey!
Near: I really like the composition, and the red works well...very striking!
Far: Excellent, crisp cityscape, and hand held too @1/30th sec...nice! I do like the lights in the far background reflecting off the misty substance.