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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Ft. Point and Bridge
Lumix DMC-GF1, Lumix 14-45mmLabels: Black and White, DMC-GF1, Fort Point, Golden Gate Bridge, Presidio
4 Comments:
- Warren T. said...
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I rarely tone my B&W images, but in this case I thought it was appropriate. I used a mild sepia tone, and I think it gives an aged feel to the scene which is appropriate for the Fort.
What do you think?
--Warren - Steve Rosenbach said...
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Marvelous composition. I like the way you used the big arch and the repeating, smaller arches below. The lighthouse makes a great focal point around which the arches live.
I do like the toning - I think it fits the scene well! - said...
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Warren as you have seen from past posts, I have utilized toning a great deal. In the dark room bleaching was one of my favorite post printing processes. Have you utilized yellow in the Nik Software much like a filter. I find it very effective and this image really benefited from the toning giving the nostalgic effect you may have been looking for.
Dan - Warren T. said...
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Thanks Dan. I played with the yellow filter a bit in LR, but not in Nik. --Warren
Friday, June 10, 2011
Fort Point Arch Shot
Lumix GF1, Lumix 14-45mmLabels: Black and White, DMC-GF1, Fort Point, Presidio
4 Comments:
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I am partial to images through portals, nice DR on this with the Lumix Warren.
Dan - back alley said...
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i kinda like this one...the exposure is tricky but you seem to have nailed it.
- Warren T. said...
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Thanks guys :)
- Lea said...
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Nice repetitions and verticals :)




1 Comments:
Awesomely irregular. The hats... I see she kept her gloves on. Hmmm, smells!? ;)
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