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Thanks, Pete. The second image is also with similar processing but without the technique element.
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Thanks, Pete. The second image is also with similar processing but without the technique element.
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No1 is the one for me, although I must admit i'm not fond of motion blur or ICM (I'm just an old fashioned bloke). The colours are lovely and the tech is spot on too.
Cheers, Jim. The motion blur effect has its own place but may be not for this image.
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Love both of these Stan! I always like that combination/juxtaposition between the movement of the ICM and a static image.
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Similarly I’m not keen on ICM or motion blur but it works well in this shot, I quite like it
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Thank you, Bill and Alan. Indeed the ICM/motion blur effect is not to everyone's taste but we are different after all?
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A nice creative take on the theme and tech
Thanks, Dave.
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I prefer the 1st shot and the blur adds something to that image. Nice colours and fits the theme and tech.
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Thanks, Pete.
Thanks, Donal. The motion blur is quite a simple process. Give it a go and would love to see your effect.
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Autumn - I prefer number 2.
I'm struggling to work out what the motion blur adds to the first image - other than to really hammer home the tech.
But in the second one, I think it gives a real sense of uneasiness or trepidation to the shot. Like the static equivalent of a snoricam shot. It's really quite disorienting.
Vehicle - I like the fact that you've done something very different with the shot, rather than just taking a shot a of a car.
Precision - I really like the watch image for the colours, but prefer the needle for the interpretation of the theme. Especially as in the last couple of years I definitely relate to how quickly your eyes go and I can't do that any more.
I'm struggling to work out what the motion blur adds to the first image - other than to really hammer home the tech.
But in the second one, I think it gives a real sense of uneasiness or trepidation to the shot. Like the static equivalent of a snoricam shot. It's really quite disorienting.
Vehicle - I like the fact that you've done something very different with the shot, rather than just taking a shot a of a car.
Precision - I really like the watch image for the colours, but prefer the needle for the interpretation of the theme. Especially as in the last couple of years I definitely relate to how quickly your eyes go and I can't do that any more.
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Thanks, Simon. Unfortunately, I only managed a couple of shots and the other one is very similar.
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Great eye Stan, I do like the black and white image the best.
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Great image Stan, Prefer the colour one.
I think if all the logs were like the dryer ones (if they were drier that is, I mean the section outlined below), the B&W would have more punch, but because they mostly have that brownish tinge, it's all converted to too much grey for me.
I think if all the logs were like the dryer ones (if they were drier that is, I mean the section outlined below), the B&W would have more punch, but because they mostly have that brownish tinge, it's all converted to too much grey for me.
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Colour picture for me! I look at that picture and think ooh that'll do nicely for my log burner!
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After days of stormy weather and continuous heavy rain with low laying villages flooded. The seafront also took some battering with debris and rubbish scattered along the beach. This is one of the many trees and timber remains.
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Great capture Stan, makes me wonder how far from the water it was originally. The wind must have flung it pretty far.
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Thanks, Simon. It was taken early morning with the sun still quite low.
Thanks, Peter.
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Thanks, Bill. Likely to be just carried down the rivers. River Dee at the south end of the beach and River Don at the north with both rivers originated up in the Cairngorms mountains.
Thanks, Helen.
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Scotlands National Animal - nice one
English lion on the other side of the door.
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Thanks, Bebop. Wasn't too sure its a ornament of sculpture.
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Good set Stan, well spotted and shot.
