Playing with photography

[Karl/Pa.]

It shows that you can occasionally break the rules and still be successful. The rail provides an artificial horizon line which should never be centered BUT the expanse of water pulls it off and makes you wonder what it is she is seeing. Good job.

[Niner]

Thanks Karl. I didn't know you were into this creative photo stuff. Feel free to add some of your photos. We'd like to see any you want to share.

[DuncaninFrance]

Her is one I worked on to clean up some bits and highlight the cranes..................

BORDEAUX CRANES

[DuncaninFrance]

Here are a couple I have been playing with recently...............

After Vincent or A winter sky scape



Winter Sentinels



Death in Venice



Winter Market

[Niner]

Good photos. Well....maybe the last one is a bit artsy fartsy for a shot with a long shutter speed that I'll grant you may have been on purpose.

[DuncaninFrance]

It was for a monthly competition - which it won.
Theme for that month was,
Sweeping Statements
Swing that camera and create a blur, or chase a butterfly across the green. Here the only thing that counts is that the camera was moving at the moment of impact. The subject might be still as a rock or a hurdler jumping a fence, but it’s the rush, the streak, the drag that matters. Make it visual, arty or factual.
There is a theme a month and the best overall score wins, voted for by the other forum members. I won the 2011 Theme section.

[DuncaninFrance]

Here are three mono's created from colour images.

Beach Defences.


Placid Mooring


Low water, St. Martin-de-Ré

[DuncaninFrance]

BoysToys..................

For BIG Boys



And probably for BIG boys too

[DuncaninFrance]

What time is it?

[Dutch Mosin]

Made this picture during my tour in Afghanistan.




Met vriendelijke groet,

Martin