05-24-10

JT

Fantastic colors and detail. Thanks for sharing.

05-24-10

haf

I use Photoshop CS4 to process all my photos.

I have many techniques for turning a photo into b&w, but for this one I used a very simple one: I started with a basic channel mixer b&w conversion and I dodged and burned all the details. Sometimes I abuse these tools (dodge and burn) and I think these are by far my favorites in Photoshop.

05-24-10

JT

I really like this. It has a real vintage look to it. Please share your post processing.

Thanks

05-24-10

rick perry

Breezy day - handheld.

05-24-10

bajanexile

"Through an Open Door"

Shot in Lacock Village, Wiltshire, England. Canon EOS 5D Mk.II with Zeiss Distagon T 21mm f/2.8 ZE lens. RAW conversions and Keystoning with DxO Optics Pro 6 ELITE and Tone Mapping with Photomatix Pro Vs. 3.2 software.

05-24-10

bajanexile

Is this hand-held or off a tripod? Stephen

05-24-10

sunworshiper

Thank you Zeiss Man

05-24-10

JT

That bokeh is wonderful.

05-24-10

vioreludma

Taken with a Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 520 produced in 1934.
Constanta Casino (built 1912), Romania.

Lens: Novar 3.5/7 cm
Film: BW Ilford ISO 50 / 120 film format

05-24-10

vioreludma

Taken with a Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 520 produced in 1934.
The citadel was built in the XIIIth century and is located in Dobrogea, Romania.

Lens: Novar 3.5/7 cm
Film: BW Ilford ISO 50 / 120 film format

05-23-10

ekk

wow that is amazing!!!

05-23-10

JT

I just saw this now and it's been here a few day. Beautiful!

05-23-10

JT

That is a great lens! I little bird told me that we will see a new Zeiss 35mm f1.4 later t his year :)

05-23-10

rick perry

Pine Pitch on Cut Log Abstract

05-23-10

rick perry

Granite Rock Abstract #27

05-23-10

JT

Gorgeous!

I would like to see this picture flipped with the out of focus area on the right side.

05-23-10

solimano

great!

05-23-10

bulldozer

sonnar jena 135/3.5

05-23-10

bajanexile

I agree, nice image and would agree with zblake re: stray hair. It is all these tiny little details that you have to pay such close attention to if you ever wanted to sell your images. Not trying to teach anyone how to suck eggs, but you must always open an image in Actual Pixels i.e. at 100% and use the Hand Tool to rove around the image. This is exacly what an Agency will do. Regards Stephen

05-23-10

solimano

C/Y Distagon 35mm f 1,4 - Canon EOS 20D