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[mac]

two i took today

a rainbow



and local trains resting in their depot

[Orphax]

From my vacation in the US.


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[Venus Vulture]

and local trains resting in their depot

Stunning pic Mac - angle, perspective, colours - fabulous.

[puggo]

...another blurry polaroid px shoot.

[mac]

and local trains resting in their depot

Stunning pic Mac - angle, perspective, colours - fabulous.

thanx, glad you like it.

[Guy Birkin]

Some great pictures on this thread recently; good to see it so active again. Here's a few from Sneinton woods:









[edit: hopefully it'll work this time...]

[sublamp]

I've been playing with a lensbaby muse on my Lumix GH1 for a few months now, and finally feel confident enough to share. Here are a few photos I took in downtown LA. 

[billygomberg]

fun stuff Ryan.  are you using the plastic or glass Muse?

[sublamp]

Thanks Billy! I'm using the plastic lens, the glass looks a little to sharp for me. I have the pinhole optic too which I used on this video:
http://vimeo.com/10645747

[billygomberg]

Thanks Billy! I'm using the plastic lens, the glass looks a little to sharp for me. I have the pinhole optic too which I used on this video:
http://vimeo.com/10645747

really dig the vintage b/w patina on this video

[nkl]

sublamp | amazing effect! photo in the middle i especially like.


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today shot

[sublamp]

Thanks NKL!
I like your shot, is that with a tilt-shift lens? The blue-ish grass reminds me of the two strip technicolor look that Scorsese used in The Aviator.

[nkl]

thanks sublamp! no, that is simulation of tilt-shift in photoshop. yeah, i know that technique [two strip technicolor] i am delighted with effect from the swedish movie ping-pongkingen by: jens jonsson  i played with the channel mixer and selective color tools in the photoshop.



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i discovered this guy [chris friel] from flickr and i am amazed how he works (paint) with a camera.

my try.. long exposition from the hand and minimal editing

[Orphax]

Pictures from the Botanical Garden here in Amsterdam (no photoshop or whatever used)

[sublamp]

nkl, I think you just introduced me to my new favorite photographer! Chris Friel's work is amaaaaaaazing! I like your version of it as well. Especially the first one.
I made a video a few years ago using a similar, controlled long exposure effect:
http://vimeo.com/375782

Orphax, nice work on the butterfly shot! The soft focus on the wings is great