Holdin' It Down On Tha Street

I'm really happy with the processing on this. I used C1 to convert the Raw file rather than RawShooter but I don't think it makes much difference to be honest. I just fancied a change.

Got a pair of shots to go up as the next couple of posts and I like them both equally so you lot can choose the order. Which do you want first, a park keeper called Bill or a daisy with shallow depth of field (no pun intended)?

Comments

Uncle Ched, Fri 26th May, 2006, 1:03pm
Ah yellow and blue... The perfect colour coupling, IMO.

chris, Fri 26th May, 2006, 1:13pm
fantastic processing, id go for bill first

Jon, Fri 26th May, 2006, 1:55pm
You're right to be happy. The shot is spot on and the processing is superb. Let's have Bill first :)

Seth, Fri 26th May, 2006, 4:01pm
I like this shot man, good colors and excellent processing. I love your work. I'll go with the others, let's see Bill.

Jonathan, Fri 26th May, 2006, 5:35pm
Very nice processing, and as above the colours go very well together. Nice one.

Sysagent, Fri 26th May, 2006, 6:17pm
Jamey in Flower Photoblog entry Shocka! ;-) I like this, you have taken what could have been a very mediocre shot with little interest into something that looks very good and interesting. Nice work Jamey. p.s. How many layers for it m8? :P

JD, Fri 26th May, 2006, 6:37pm
daisy with shallow depth of field (sounds like a stereotypical blonde!) I'd probs prefer to see the park keeper ;) Great shot, a bit HDR me suspects?? love the colours ;)

Jamey, Sat 27th May, 2006, 1:37am
Trying to catch me out with HDR trickery, eh? Well I'm afraid there's none at all here. Not a sausage. Even the dodging and burning is fairly minimal. And Sys, I think it's only about 5 or 6 layers, most of which were adjustment layers.

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