colour filters on lightroom. i like david hockney and some of the blues in his painting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
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colour filters on lightroom. i like david hockney and some of the blues in his painting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
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What happened to the sleeping guy, Tony?
Really was not happy with it, after I looked at it closely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
Just beautiful!
Nice contrast! Donīt desert this page, Tony! You are the only one.
Ha! Thanks! I still don't know why people are not migrating back to forums from the hell that is Facebook, others. It's such a better quality flow of information on a forum. (if anyone is a member of a literature page or art page on facebook, oh, they would know).Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
I agree with you. I am no friend of social nets, to many people there and not much contact. I remember that, when I was on Twitter, people enjoyed re-twitting such very original statements, as "Good morning", "Hello", Good night", "Thank you", etc...If you tried a longer sentence then that, it was met with much suspicion, no re-twitts then.
Twitter seems to be the brighter of the dull gold. I do get some semi-conversations there, and have decent sharing with other photographers, artists. But what facebook, twitter, etc lack is coherent discussion. Facebook is so big that someone invariably posts clickbait things on a literature page, like "Does God hate puppies" - and awwwaaaaaay the conversation goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
Eh, what can be done, perhaps our attention spans are shrinking, for real.
Enchanting in this kind of mist. Ever collected the pics in a book? Internet is ephemeral.
Physical books are a tough business, lucky to break even. That said, I might. I do print and sell many of these photographs. A print looks much better than digital, that is for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
I know it is not easy, you need an experienced editor to make a good project of the book for you, there are the matters of costs, of publicity, you will want to sell the book.
Full Moon Through the Trees
nicely composed.
Minimalistic indeed, Tony, but interesting.Never saw such a grey pool!
Loved that, StLuke. Reminds me of the German romantic pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by stlukesguild
Well, if you want reality - just look outside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016
LOL. Cute animal! He seems to have found something interesting in the Fridge.
Something has changed in the perspective of the pics. The distance to the object seems to be much shorter in your recent posts.
Yea. He is cute. I just happened to be shooting with a 50mm "portrait" lens, so it's closer stuff. Just coincidental, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danik 2016