Old Prefab Tour

[rodderstrotter]

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[Meyssonnier]

Hi

A wonderful trip down memory lane for my wife and I. The processing has let them down in my opinion, but we still enjoyed them.

Graham.

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[Jonno_dudley]

I really like the HDR processing on the above. I know it's not easy to get right.

What is this place btw?

Jonno

 

[rodderstrotter]

Hi

A wonderful trip down memory lane for my wife and I. The processing has let them down in my opinion, but we still enjoyed them.

Graham.

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Many thanks for your feedback, here are the unprocessed images.

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[Grandslammer]

Think I prefer the non processed set tbh,perhaps with the requisite of throwing in a couple of mono conversions
...the hdr versions have a grubby/grunge feel to them imo,(which might have been your intention of course ?)

 

[rodderstrotter]

I really like the HDR processing on the above. I know it's not easy to get right.

What is this place btw?

Jonno

Many thanks, I am still working to get the correct HDR result, not easy as you say, these are single exposures on a Nikon 1 V1. The prefab is at the Farnham Rural Life Centre in Surrey.

 

[rodderstrotter]

Think I prefer the non processed set tbh,perhaps with the requisite of throwing in a couple of mono conversions
...the hdr versions have a grubby/grunge feel to them imo,(which might have been your intention of course ?)

Cheers, not entirely happy with the HDR versions, I still need to keep at it! Will try some monos.

 

[stevebuk]

I like them. What did you process them with?

 

[Meyssonnier]

Hi

I prefer the originals, Black and White would be more in keeping with the era.

A great set, thanks for sharing.

Graham.

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[Peter_Hartland]

We still have some oft hose in our village, never thought of photographing them. Nice st

 

[rodderstrotter]

I like them. What did you process them with?

Thank you, Photomatrix Essentials,single RAW image

 

[stevebuk]

Interesting. I have photo matrix but struggle for that effect. Will try again!

 

[rodderstrotter]

Hi

I prefer the originals, Black and White would be more in keeping with the era.

A great set, thanks for sharing.

Graham.

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Many thanks, here are the mono conversions:

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[metroman]

I can smell the damp in there from here, I remember them well, but then I am of an age.

 

[jST]

Monos are great, really in keeping with the context. HDRs not to my taste.

 

[-Paul-]

I was born in a prefab, alas no pictures but your pictures brought back many happy memories! We even had the same shed. Cracking shots once again though not keen on the hdr processing. Wish I had seen them in colour!

 

[Grandslammer]

Shame they've gone,especially the unprocessed colour versions

 

[rodderstrotter]

I was born in a prefab, alas no pictures but your pictures brought back many happy memories! We even had the same shed. Cracking shots once again though not keen on the hdr processing. Wish I had seen them in colour!

Many thanks, Colour versions are now back

 

[rodderstrotter]

Shame they've gone,especially the unprocessed colour versions

Thank you all versions now back.