2/7/11 - Week 6
...bottles or cans? Neither, I prefer draft.
Submitted for Trash Talk Tuesday at http://www.flickr.com/groups/trashtalktuesday/
Showing posts with label Goose Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goose Island. Show all posts
Monday, February 7, 2011
The Debate Continues...
2/7/11 - Week 6
...bottles or cans? Neither, I prefer draft.
Submitted for Trash Talk Tuesday at http://www.flickr.com/groups/trashtalktuesday/
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Window in the Wall
2/6/11 - Week 6
Another shot in the series from Goose Island. I didn't post it in Week 5 because it's better in color than in b/w. In addition to subject matter for the Flickr group Trash Talk Tuesday www.flickr.com/groups/trashtalktuesday/ , there are lots of old industrial buildings which also make good subjects. This week I'll post newly shot photos and some more from the 1/29/11 Goose Island shoot.
Broken Bricks in the Wall
2/6/11 - Week 6
Another shot in the series from Goose Island. I didn't post it in Week 5 because it's better in color than in b/w. In addition to subject matter for the Flickr group Trash Talk Tuesday (http://www.flickr.com/groups/trashtalktuesday/) , there are lots of old industrial buildings which also make good subjects. This week I'll post newly shot photos and some more from the 1/29/11 Goose Island shoot.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Wings of Power
1/29/11 - Week 5
Took this SymmetriCam shot during my photo shoot on Goose Island with Frank. Converted to b/w in Lightroom.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Up & Over
1/29/11 - Week 5
This shot was taken on the Halsted Street bridge over a branch of the Chicago River. There has been no sun, and therefore no hard light, but this bridge structure provides some strong shadow for Daily Shoot #441: "Make a photograph using hard light today. Feature the crisp and strong shadows as a major element of your photograph." It is a stretch, but I'm submitting it anyway.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Why Eight?
1/29/11 - Week 5
Frank and I took a class today on black & white conversion. I felt like a kindergarten kid in a high school physics class. Pretty complicated stuff. Therefore, before trying any of the techniques provided at the class, thought I'd try Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro plug-in. This shot is taken on the Halsted Street bridge over a branch of the Chicago River. I didn't understand the reasoning behind the pattern in the steel plate at the top of the bridge.
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