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Hi, I am new to this forum but from what I have seen so far I could be spending a lot of time here! I came across the forum completely by accident as I have been asked to do a friends wedding next year, and I was looking for advice. So far I have found the site full of very useful information.
Anyhow these are a few shots I took at the Bluebell Railway earlier this year. The only post processing I have performedon the first two in Photoshop is to make them slightly more browned than originally was taken. The last two have been converted to black and white with a brown tint I have been taking allsorts of photos for many years but have never shown anybody other than family before so please be gentle!! Last edited by littlebaggy; 06-24-2009 at 01:00 PM. |
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The "atmosphere" of the second one is great. I really like the last one, too... composition and lighting all seem bang on. Except for the clarity, you'd think they were from the appropriate era.
Thanks for sharing.
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WELCOME TO THE GANG!!! these are great can't wait to see more!!! love the last two shots, and the b&w really makes these stunning shots!
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