[LugBug1]

As always, very nice stuff Lug.

Installed Lightroom finally (how long has it been since I talked about that?), and played around with it.

Came across this candid of a friend that I took about a year ago and touched it up. Nothing amazing.
 

Nice work, sometimes all you need is a few subtle adjustments. Although subtlety is not one of my strengths ha

 

[Huxley]

 

[Audioscope]

Glad to see everyone is still posting!
 
From my latest series: Escape from the Dollhouse
 

 

 

[wink]

 

 

 

[eke2k6]

Sitting in a cafe in downtown Houston. I think the guy in the foreground in a writer, and the one in the background is his disappointed father.
 

 

[james444]

  Sitting in a cafe in downtown Houston. I think the guy in the foreground in a writer, and the one in the background is his disappointed father.

 
I like the shot. But I think the guy in the background is the writer, and the one in the foreground is his editor

 

[vwinter]

I like the shot. But I think the guy in the background is the writer, and the one in the foreground is his editor

One of them forgot to take out the trash and it blew up over dinner.

 

[james444]

 

[Redcarmoose]

 

[james444]

 

[Lunatique]

 

Is that eerie aqua/teal color how the scene looked during the shot, or you tinted it that way? 

 

[james444]

Is that eerie aqua/teal color how the scene looked during the shot, or you tinted it that way? 

It's postprocessed to how I liked it best. The original scene looked a lot less eerie.

 

[Audioscope]

It's postprocessed to how I liked it best. The original scene looked a lot less eerie.

Reminds me of infrared photos in a way.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Reminds me of infrared photos in a way.

I have always been enamored with views which, upon first glance are mistaken.

A fun mystery in daily life at times.

I thought it was a 40 second exposure of the sea side at close to night. The hidden tree hilltop a boat.

 

[Audioscope]

I have always been enamored with views which, upon first glance are mistaken.

A fun mystery in daily life at times.

I thought it was a 40 second exposure of the sea side at close to night. The hidden tree hilltop a boat.

 
Yes, it looked rather like a submarine in the water.  Very abstract and interesting.
 
I am looking to add another 50mm lens to my collection right now.  Do you have a favourite?  Lens character is more important than sharpness for me.