CHAT: Weekend Competition 12-14 March - FILL THE FRAME

[snowlock]

Leaf



its been over a year but here is an image for this weekends!

Well here's my effort ISO400 f/5 @ 1/250 sec - light dusting to reduce noise and a minor tweak in curve.



A very lively fellow when he wants to be

[reggy]

heres my take on this weeks theme, only photoshop is a crop, levels adjustment and sharpen i shoot raw so its needed (wanted to clone the frame clips but its not allowed) i should have waited until it was early evening and used a flash to fill the front but time has not been on my side this weekend :/

pretty as a picture -

[Sarasocke]

Just got mine in, although I didn't think I was going to make it as my wrist packed in halfway through the shoot. Apparently I've been doing to much photography and the tendons or something are all messed up.

Ipek is the name of the model btw.

Some lovely photos this week - love your horse Andy.

A rescued purebred Fjord - A bag of bones when he first arrived (so we got him at a good price) - going to be super - great temp' and taking the tack OK so should be easy to break in - job for the girls as I'm not a horsey one.

[jinky]

Some nice shots. I`ve been learning settings on my camera I didn`t know I had and shot in vivid and with built in sharpen. Thus able to just crop to shape and adjust contrast / brightness.
I might yet change it for a flower I shot I did earlier - if I can only find the sd card it is on! Tis sad dementia in one so young
My other potential was a shot of a Harley Davidson frame which I`ll add to this post in a minute when it goes on flickr

There you go - a Harley for you Forseti


Another angle on it:

[Sarasocke]

Andy, the northern breeds are my favourite - I used to ride Icelandic horses. Fantastic animals.

Originally Posted by Sarasocke

Andy, the northern breeds are my favourite - I used to ride Icelandic horses. Fantastic animals.

We have an Exmoor too that came direct from the moor. She was totally wild until my wife whispered in her ear - My Parkies jerks keeps me to the Shetland trap

Hope your wrists recover and do not keep you away from the camera next week

[oggalily]

I had a flower shot all ready to go until I noticed a small piece of crud on one of the petals. Very small but I couldn't "un-see" it once I noticed it so the picture got the boot (it's on flickr if you want to see it). I tried something different using long exposures and an LED torch instead.

[Semaj]

Just a bit of cropping & sharpening no colour adjustments.

Babbling Brook.