Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.

[jhill15]

A couple that I've shot recently. Olympus EM1, Oly 12-40 Pro lens.

Hodakaguy

Great shots and awesome Color! Did you use Lightroom on these?

 

[4x4BNB]

Dood!

 

[matthewp]

Brad (Tuscon T4R), those pics are gorgeous!!!!!

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

 

[Tucson T4R]

Brad (Tuscon T4R), those pics are gorgeous!!!!!

Thank you sir. :wings:

 

[Tucson T4R]

Pat, all the underwater swimming shots I have seen you post recently on FB and here are awesome. Well done.

 

[Hodakaguy]

Great shots and awesome Color! Did you use Lightroom on these?

Thanks, These were both straight out of camera with no post processing. These shots were taken using an Olympus EM1 with the 12-40 Pro Lens, In camera Dramatic filter added.

Hodakaguy

 

[Rattler]

Thanks, These were both straight out of camera with no post processing. These shots were taken using an Olympus EM1 with the 12-40 Pro Lens, In camera Dramatic filter added.

Hodakaguy

Out of 4 point-and-shoots I owned over the years, the Olympus was the best/nicest one. Nice pics BTW.

 

[Lost Canadian]

Pat, that's great. Thumbs up!

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Thanks guys, it's been a really fun time learning this new craft in photography. Here are a couple more to show you different looks

 

[Guri]

Pat, I really like your pictures! A+++!!

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Thank You Guri!!!

 

[FastGlass]

Well, I'm an Architectural photographer by trade, but that's to pay for gear
Here's a link to my very best personal photos taken this year. These are a few of the "fine art" ones that people often express interest in doing galleries with.
http://bhodiseeds.tumblr.com

...if that's taboo, I'll gladly resize and watermark a few to post here, but their full size and better quality on my blog.

 

[nwoods]

Pat, these are positively hypnotizing. Love them! What is the technique?

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Pat, these are positively hypnotizing. Love them! What is the technique?

Like back in the film days, if you are shooting in B&W, you just use a specific filter to block out all that color and you have pure black. These springs are deep blue, so in CS5, I just run both the Blue and the Turquoise sliders to zero, somewhat like having that filter on, and it turns the entire scene black.

You can do this on scenic landscape photos where the sky is deep blue with big fluffy white clouds

That scene can be turned to this by just taking the blue out of it