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Something completely different for me :)
Went to Aroma Coffee @ The Rocks today, and only had two coffees!
Took quite a few pics though, and thought I'd have a go at some creative PP work for a change... 
70-300G @155mm, f7.1 1/320th ISO200 (with a little help from NikEffects) 
Standard Kit lens @70mm, f11 1/30th ISO200 (desaturated and tinted) EDIT: Updated first pic for colourspace change Last edited by sheepie on Sun Jul 23, 2006 8:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
*** When getting there is half the fun! ***
First shot to me looks over exposed. Im not keen on the treatment you used. second shot is a nice B&W im guessing at Governer Phillip Tower. Nice one.
Adam D50 - AF-S NIKKOR 18-70mm 3.5-4.5G ED
Have just realised I didn't change the colourspace on the dancer - have updated the file on smugmug, you may need to refresh to see it.
Hopefully that helps with the vision  *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Leon. I actually like the first one, it's got a faded 1960's transparency look about it. So if that was the look you were after, it's good. If that wasn't your goal, whoops...
 If I'm alone in a forest and my wife is not around to hear what I say, am I still wrong ??
Leon, number 2 is very good, I like it a lot.
The first one is almost there, maybe try desaturating by, say 50%, to enhance the aged look? Just a thought, but nice experiment. Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
A couple of options: The original (on the left) from the NEF file, converted to JPG with no adjustment. And a further development with Greg's suggestion of less saturation (on the right).  
I still like this pic, if only for two reasons: 1 - it's the 70-300G, 2 - it's something quite different for me. *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Leon
I like the original better. It has a certain........energy? Impact? I also like your second shot. Youv'e added a sense of drama to it. Nice work! Regards
Matt. K
Rather than start a new thread with other PP'd pics of similar style, I thought I'd show them here. As I said, I'm trying something I don't normally play with...
Standing Guard: 
50mm, f3.5 1/125th ISO320 Closer crop to show clarity: 
Going down: 
12-24DX@15mm, f4.5 1/15th ISO1600 *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
I like the B&W in the first grouping, and I really like 'standing guard' - I've had multiple goes at that statue in Martin Place and I think your crop is what I should have been going for all this time!
Nice capture on the escalators - Wynyard?
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