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[MrNewportCustom]

One from today's junket to the Renaissance Faire.

Lee
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Keeping shaded and dry.

 

[Lady Day]

These are fun to do. It's pretty easy if you have Photoshop. It just a matter of finding the right spot to do it and there isn't much in the town I live in. I went to the top of every parking deck to find these.

This reminds me of little people.

LD

 

[MrNewportCustom]

It does, LD! I looked through the gallery and QB's photos do resemble Litle People.

Beautiful new Avatar you have there.


Lee

 

[Quigley Brown]

This reminds me of little people.

LD

That site is hilarious! Thanks.

 

[BellyTank]

If photos are OK to post here, then I will.
Here are a few interesting snaps from these past few weeks- around the house and one outside.

I liked these but unfortunately the little camera was set at low resolution, and I was using available, low natural light,
so not so much room for improvement- bugger!
The shots of my Daughter are just candid snaps, taken up close but they turned out pretty.

This one of my Daughter has great lighting, reminds me of Rembrandt and other painters
but unfortunately, just not good enough to be able to make it right.

Lighting again- lucky.

This one turned into a portrait but again, low res., low light- you can see the problem
in the shadows.

This one was shopped to look like an old colour postcard,
although not quite postcard material.

The late afternoon sun hitting the wall, through the venetians .

Sun, venetians again, a purple wall and some butterflies made from feathers.

Small digital cameras are fun but in low light and at low resolution, the results aren't always so satisfying.


B
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[Dixon Cannon]

-dixon cannon

 

[Quigley Brown]

Here's one I did last evening...

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[Peter J.]

Made this about 20 years ago:

 

[MrNewportCustom]

Candlelit Portraits.

I had the great pleasure of working with this wonderful actress and her husband. Here are my three favorite images, so far.

Close-up.

Who could resist a wink like this?

The picture taken a moment later startled the neighbors.

(Also posted in the Beauty thread to double your viewing pleasure.)

Lee
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Photographer to (revived) Stars.

 

[Lady Day]

LD

 

[MrNewportCustom]

Another great one, LD! I love how you capture expressions and mood. This one made me laugh. lol


Lee
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[Warbaby]

I've always loved the work of the pictorial photographers of the early 1900s. Here's one of my attempts at the genre. This was originally a digital color photo taken in Amsterdam a couple of years ago - it's aged a lot since then...

 

[ShortClara]

LD

I love this Lady Day! Who snuck up on you whilst you were in that state? Someone fun I hope!

 

[Mr. Turner]

This is actually a photo a friend took of me, but I 'shopped it a bit (Actually, I used Lightroom, by who's keeping score?)

But, if you want to see some of my photographs, here's my most extensive album. http://timdturner.multiply.com/

Bear in mind, there are only about 150 images up there...but I have thousands I've taken, that are sitting on my computer right now, just waiting to be gussied up.

 

[Warbaby]

Here's another beauty from Vivadou, 1923.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Got this at a local track meet the other night (a little bit of Photoshop spiced it up, too).

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[Warbaby]

Great photo, Mr. Brown!

 

[Lady Day]

LD

 

[Warbaby]

Oops...didn't mean to post this here - it belongs in the vintage advertising thread.

Here's another beauty from Vivadou, 1923.

 

[MrNewportCustom]

LD

It took me a second to realize those were bubbles! Love 'em! lol

You just keep churning out great artwork, LD! I love your style! Lots of fun!


Lee