“Oh give me a home, where the buffalo roam...”Cloudy skies, but the bison were out at Fermilab:
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Well done, there! And I like the black-and-white treatment, as well.
“Oh give me a home, where the buffalo roam...”Cloudy skies, but the bison were out at Fermilab:
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I agree that your B&W rendering works great here, Andy; and the birds add a nice element to the scene.Cloudy skies, but the bison were out at Fermilab:
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That's a nice festive urban scene, Lyndee - is that your workplace?
Great shot! Wonderful detail and well isolated.Temporarily set the new camera aside today and spent some time communing with my RX100 VII, which needed some love and attention, especially since I'm planning to take her with me tomorrow to shoot some images at a friend's retirement party. I also needed to spend some more time with DXO PhotoLab 3, which I purchased during the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales..... So far I am liking this software a lot, but am still in the learning curve when it comes to exploring all that it can do!
Picked up an inexpensive bunch of roses today at the grocery store, so had a handy subject available:
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It is, and has been for 25 years now...sigh. It is pretty when it is lit up during the holiday season, though.That's a nice festive urban scene, Lyndee - is that your workplace?
The rose is my favorite flower and you have captured its beauty brilliantly. The color is just exquisite and it just looks so delicate and pretty. You did a wonderful job here!Temporarily set the new camera aside today and spent some time communing with my RX100 VII, which needed some love and attention, especially since I'm planning to take her with me tomorrow to shoot some images at a friend's retirement party. I also needed to spend some more time with DXO PhotoLab 3, which I purchased during the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales..... So far I am liking this software a lot, but am still in the learning curve when it comes to exploring all that it can do!
Picked up an inexpensive bunch of roses today at the grocery store, so had a handy subject available:
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I am really going to explore more table top photography. Your results are excellent and the set-up sounds so simple!Thanks, Lyndee! Yes, I'm rather pleased at how this came out.....amazing what one can do with a couple of lights and a black foam core board and a light box all set up on the dining table..... Yes, the bouquet of roses that I bought is in a lovely shade of peach/apricot/orange, my favorite colors, so of course I just had to have it! I am amazed at how the colors just pop and also, yes, the delicacy of the petals shines through as well with careful experimentation with the new software so as to not overdo anything. This little beauty has several brothers and sisters just waiting for their turn either together or singly in front of the lens, too, and that will undoubtedly happen over the next several days.....
Love it! That is so awesome!
Fabulous shot! I'm having visions of the movie "City Slickers"...
Thank you so much, Paul. It was great reconnecting with all of my Cafe’ friends!Thanks for hosting Lyndee! It was a perfect time with family here over the long weekend.
I’m sure it was, LOL!
Now *that* surely qualifies for a sign reading "Wide Load"!