weekly Wornish's 52 2022 Week 52 added : Showcase

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Well here goes.

Week 1 - New - Technique ICM
Week 2 - Old
Week 3 - Receptacle
Week 4 - Bottles
Week 5 - Snappers Choice
Week 6 - Alley(way)
Week 7 - Heavy
Week 8 - Light
Week 9 - Damp - Technique Reflection
Week 10 - Seen Through a Window
Week 11 - Technology
Week 12 - Discarded
Week 13 - Flora
Week 14 - Unusual
Week 15 - Snappers Choice
Week 16 - Trees
Week 17 - Hole
Week 18 - Sunset
Week 19 - Sport(s)
Week 20 - Parallel
Week 21 - Metal
Week 22 - Treasure
Week 23 - Solid
Week 24 - Begins with the letter P
Week 25 - Snappers Choice
Week 26 - One Half
Week 27 - Post
Week 28 - Water
Week 29 - Handles
Week 30 - Dusty
Week 31 - Food
Week 32 - Internal(s)
Week 33 - Square: Technique: Dappled Light
Week 34 - Small
Week 35 - Snappers Choice
Week 36 - Scapes
Week 37 - Looking Up
Week 38 - Electrical
Week 39 - Depict a Song
Week 40 - Looking Down
Week 41 - Rustic
Week 42 - Precision
Week 43 - Vehicle
Week 44 - Autumnal
Week 45 - Snappers Choice, Technique: Leading Lines
Week 46 - Destruction
Week 47 - Ornament(al)
Week 48 - Curves
Week 49 - Tool(s)
Week 50 - Construction
Week 51 - Christmassy
Week 52 - Showcase


Week 1 - New + Techn ICM
My new iPhone image was taken using a manual zoom.

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Nice simple shot David, good imagination for the ICM part. I like the colours.

Pete
 
Nice idea, and well done. It creates a really interesting effect, like 1970s TV special effects. I think it would look a little better without the bottom of the frame at the... er... top of the frame, but to crop it out would leave it a bit too tight.
 
Lovely shot and the first clever clogs awrtd of the year :)
 
Ooh, swing and a miss. It's almost perfect but if only that wooden frame at the top in the background had either been dead centre or not there at all. Good first effort though.
 
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Ooh, swing and a miss. It's almost perfect but if only that wooden frame at the top in the background had either been dead centre or not there at all. Good first effort though.
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Thanks , I agree should have centred the top wooden panel, or removed it in post processing.
 
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wornish said:
Thanks , I think!
Not sure what an "awrtd" is though. Is it good or not so good?
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It's like an award only with fat fingers :D
 
The number of times I've almost posted sh*tter speed/button instead of shUtter...

Well done on balancing the exposure for the screen and wood, whether done in camera or in PP. Shame about the frame.
 
Most of what I post and shiit is shot!
 
The manual zooming within the exposure works really well and gives the image a 3D quality.
 
A very good start! It makes a really interesting image. I'm planning on trying something similar for ICM. I've done panning etc but not yet zooming.
 
Another option for the old theme which I decided not to use. From a 55-year-old stamp collection.

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You're quick off the mark :)

Both fit the theme, but the tools are my favourite. They are characterful and the background and vignette work well for the theme too.

You've reminded me I have a very old savings stamp somewhere - I think it was sixpence :)
 
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Speedy indeed. Both good but I too like the tools shot the best
 
Bebop said:
You're quick off the mark :)

Both fit the theme, but the tools are my favourite. They are characterful and the background and vignette work well for the theme too.

You've reminded me I have a very old savings stamp somewhere - I think it was sixpence :)
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The stamps are from my wife's stamp collection book she had when she was about 9 or 10 and that's 60 years ago!
 
Both fit well, it's the tools for me too, nice and 'earthy'. Although, as a carpenter, seeing that chisel having been abused like that makes me want to cry! :sorry::sorry:
 
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Both fit well, it's the tools for me too, nice and 'earthy'. Although, as a carpenter, seeing that chisel having been abused like that makes me want to cry! :sorry::sorry:
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That was not my father have to admit I may have been a bit careless when I was younger! Glad they have plastic handles on current ones.
 
Nice choice, and nice down to earth tools tools. I like the workbench they are on too. Did you try it in B&W?
 
Boots said:
Nice choice, and nice down to earth tools tools. I like the workbench they are on too. Did you try it in B&W?
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Thanks. Never thought of trying it in B&W.
I think this works quite well.


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Nice still life David, I think I prefer the colour version. Really suits the theme.
 
The tools shot is lovely, but I feel that it loses something in mono. The original colour version has a warmth to it, and the paint and wear on both the bench and tools suggests history and memories. The vignette works well too.
 
I agree that the warmth from the colour brings more to this shot, very appealing. Maybe the tools look a bit staged to my eyes, how would they end up if a workman had just put them down?
 
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