What did you call me?
by LanceW

Comment:

Originally posted by JrP: This one made me smile!

Me as well! ;-) Thank you for commenting.

What did you call me?
by LanceW

Comment:

Originally posted by willem: The challenge description stated you should capture a person.....

Yeah, guess I missed that part. Thank you for commenting.

The Machines that Built our Country
by LanceW

Comment:

Originally posted by tanguera: Oranges pushed a bit too far, but what a find.

I really did not touch the orange. This equipment looks like that with a setting sun. thanks for the comment though.

1940's Harvest is Over
by JulietNN

Comment:
Processing is way too overdone for my taste and that says a lot coming from me. ;-)

vision
by roz

Comment:
Nice portrait, however, seems overprocessed and/or selectively sharpened/blurred. When it's obvious I lose interest. If the eyeball was that tach sharp even with a shallow aperture, so would the eyebrow so it is obvious you post processed this to the point it doesn't look real.

Great pose though. Would love to see the original

Farming Life
by amdprasad

Comment:
This will be the winner! Great Capture!

Dundee Creek
by LanceW

Comment:
Thank you for the comment primabarbara... While not unique in the least, I felt like I accomplished something with this photo based on the weather of the day and foot traffic I had to avoid to make the exposure.

Indoor/Outdoor Theatre
by NikonJeb

Comment:
OHHHH... Got's to know where this is... ;-)

It's Cold, But It's Beautiful Here!
by LanceW

Comment:

Originally posted by booboo_goon: Silky smooth! Let me know the settings for this ;-p

Thank you Luana.

Settings:

Nikon 35mm f1.8 DX lens
F11
6 stop ND filter
3 exposure HDR (5, 10 & 20 second exposures) with Lightroom to bring out the rocks, but keep the water from blowing out too bad.
I used some selective color HSL and luminance sliders in lightroom to make the green moss pop a little more.

Other than that, it's just about what it looked like on a sunny day, in the shade. ;-)

Yellow
by ThingFish

Comment:
overprocessed