Irving Street Version 3
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Documentary, Irving Street, Olympus E-P1, Street
posted by Warren T. at 8:44 AM
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Monday, September 16, 2013
--Warren
Stepping Stones
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Golden Gate Park, Olympus E-P1, Street
posted by Warren T. at 6:43 AM
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Sunday, September 15, 2013
Irving Street, Version 2
Edited per Lea's suggestions, is this version better?
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Documentary, Irving Street, Olympus E-P1, Street
posted by Warren T. at 10:38 PM
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Lea said...
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The vertical crop is off... We aren't seeing the big apple shaped shadow plopped on the ground and the wide lines from the sidewalk that lead us in like train tracks. :( Shift the crop downward all the way so there is nothing cut off from the bottom. :)
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Irving Street
Does this picture do anything for anyone? I'd like to know. :)
Interesting, or not?
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Documentary, Irving Street, Olympus E-P1, Street
posted by Warren T. at 12:07 PM
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I must say I have a soft spot for sepia, I like the shadows on the sidewalk.
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Lea said...
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I'm really drawn to the shadows and lines of the sidewalk. I think some cropping on the left (until half the tree), right (until half the pillar), and the top (until the lower portion of the space between balcony corners) might improve the impact. For me anyways :)) Great textures and exposure!
Monday, September 02, 2013
Golden Gate Park Session with the E-P1
Olympus E-P1, Olympus 17mm f2.8
Which ones in this series are your favorites, and why? :)
--Warren
#1 Opposing Forces
#2 Sitting by the Lily Pond
#3 Lines that are not straight (one of Lea's suggestions for a project of the month theme.)
#4 Two Green Vehicles (Tesla electric car and a Bike)
#5 Couldn't Resist Visiting the Dahlia Garden Again :)
#6 Framed by a Tunnel
#7 Framed by Foliage
#8 Palm Stems Abstract
Labels: Abstracts, Black and White, flowers, Golden Gate Park, Olympus E-P1, Street
posted by Warren T. at 4:41 PM
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Lea said...
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Fun shots!
Interesting squareness in the Opposing Forces pic.. nothing quite square... the poses are quirky and the angles are awkward. The smiling shoelace line (that is not straight) is very friendly, with the bright green and yellow, and park visitors. #4 Very thoughtful and an awesome find... They're definitely *reddy* for the change in fuels. Toothy tunnel frame is nice. Feels a bit off-center but I like the concept of framed by a tunnel. -
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I am with Lea, that #4 is a nice image with the lens accentuating the shape of the landscape hardscape interface. I also enjoy #8 because of the unique geometry you captured. Is it me or does this sensor seem to have more DR than the Lumix of the same vintage?
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Warren T. said...
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Dan, according to some test charts that I saw, the E-P1 and G1 dynamic range are almost identical. Maybe I'm just better at post-processing these days... :)
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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#2 - Very pleasing curve of the pond, plus the nice contrast in tonality between the darks and light in the water and the dark water along the lighter-colored border of the pond.
#3 An intriguing shape that you made using the low angle and perspective stretching of a wide-angle view!
#6 Lovely subject, nicely framed.
#8 Beautiful composition you created by getting in close and the way the stems bow outward in a nice, symmetrical way. Also, before I saw the captuion, it left me wondering a bit - that' a good thing! -
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Beautiful and lovely Dahlia, great close up shot. I also like #6 image, great framing.
Lena...
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