That's really cool. She makes me think of a young victorian shop assistant (because of the shelving behind her)
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That's really cool. She makes me think of a young victorian shop assistant (because of the shelving behind her)
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Really like that.
Fantastic images, styling very much like Emily Soto.A few from me from recent shoots
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DSC_1961 by CosmicLogos, on Flickr
DSC_1959 by CosmicLogos, on Flickr
DSC_1941 by CosmicLogos, on Flickr
DSC_1937 by CosmicLogos, on Flickr
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^ So much warmth!! 
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Me likey glow glow, beautiful orange light last night 
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First time out with my new Lens so took a bit of getting used to. Also it was BLOODY LOUD, even with my ear plugs in I had to leave half way through so only managed 3 bands:
Chac Mool by shuttermonkeys, on Flickr
Metal Militia by shuttermonkeys, on Flickr
Thought it was interesting to leave the guy watching in this one.. interested in peoples thoughts on that.
Balls of Mayhem by shuttermonkeys, on Flickr
Metal Militia by shuttermonkeys, on Flickr
SRA_1206 by shuttermonkeys, on Flickr
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Chac Mool by shuttermonkeys, on FlickrMetal Militia by shuttermonkeys, on FlickrThought it was interesting to leave the guy watching in this one.. interested in peoples thoughts on that.
Balls of Mayhem by shuttermonkeys, on FlickrMetal Militia by shuttermonkeys, on FlickrSRA_1206 by shuttermonkeys, on FlickrMore available in the Flicker Album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/shuttermonkeysuk/sets/72157645020118848/
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Felt I was getting a little lazy with the subtler processing, gave the old toolset a flex on a couple from today beyond lightroom processing.
What do you do to get that hazy effect on photo's?
Semi-transparent gradient layers, blending set to screen usually, combined with selective colour layers lifting the blacks off black and toning the neutrals.
There are a couple more in depth bits of curve adjustments and HSL tweaks but those vary from photo to photo and aren't so crucial for the hazy look.
There are a couple more in depth bits of curve adjustments and HSL tweaks but those vary from photo to photo and aren't so crucial for the hazy look.
Some Glastonbury pics, used a point and shoot for these (Ricoh GRDIII) as I couldn't be bothered to bring anything bigger, I actually saw quite a few D800s/5Ds with 24-70s on non-media folk as well!:
Raving it up with some Hare Krishna folks:
Raving it up with some Hare Krishna folks:
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Testing out the Nikon 50mm AF-S f/1.8. So far it certainly seems sharper than the AF-D version.
D610, ISO 500, f/1.8
And my new Nikon 85mm AF-S f/1.8. All i got to do now is save for the 24mm
D610, ISO 900, f/1.8
D610, ISO 500, f/1.8
And my new Nikon 85mm AF-S f/1.8. All i got to do now is save for the 24mm
D610, ISO 900, f/1.8
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Testing out the Nikon 50mm AF-S f/1.8. So far it certainly seems sharper than the AF-D version.
D610, ISO 500, f/1.8
And my new Nikon 85mm AF-S f/1.8. All i got to do now is save for the 24mm
D610, ISO 900, f/1.8
Very sharp and some nice processing too. Great shots
Standard Bagpipes 2 by dale.jrose, on Flickrhmm, interesting..
Soldiers pulling faces by dale.jrose, on Flickr
Scottish guards by dale.jrose, on Flickr