Without Prejudice 3

[farbschlurf]

I'd say, very November.
;-)
 

[Jeremy Roussak]

Hi folks. This is my first upload here.This was taken yesterday. Fuji X-T20, 16-50mm, processed in Photoshop Elements 11 and Nik Silver. The leaves are half submerged in rain water and mud. Beautiful 

Welcome! Jolly good start.

Jeremy

[RobMacKillop]

Yup, very November. Cheers, gents.

[farbschlurf]

And one November-Photo from me as well ... not as good, yours is really beautiful.

[RobMacKillop]

Well, I like yours a lot. Self Service, indeed. It makes me wonder who works there. You, perhaps?

[Rob C]

Hi folks. This is my first upload here.This was taken yesterday. Fuji X-T20, 16-50mm, processed in Photoshop Elements 11 and Nik Silver. The leaves are half submerged in rain water and mud. Beautiful 

Welcome!

I like your mood - sadly, it just reminded me I have to think of buying some Christmas cards, something I find futile but expected of me. So many obligations in life, so much wasted effort about so little, when all that matters is what's really in the heart. Oh well... guess it's tribal.

:-)

Rob C

[RobMacKillop]

Christmas again?! I thought we had Christmas last year...

Cheers, Rob. BTW, nice name.

Rob

[Rob C]

Christmas again?! I thought we had Christmas last year...

Cheers, Rob. BTW, nice name.

Rob

What did you expect? You had to know my mother. She was always a bit neurotic about Christmas too, but heaven help me if I forgot a card! But once bitten, I never did it again. She was an amazing woman, and I owe her a lot - thanks to her I got dragged around wartime art galleries as a kid and it rubbed off on me very strongly; never turned into much of an artist, but the love was created, which I suppose is what she intended.

Rob

[John R]

Hi folks. This is my first upload here.This was taken yesterday. Fuji X-T20, 16-50mm, processed in Photoshop Elements 11 and Nik Silver. The leaves are half submerged in rain water and mud. Beautiful 

I very much like how you brought out the tones, especially highlight areas. I have read that Nik or Topaz can help a lot with BW imagery.

[Alskoj]

Hi folks. This is my first upload here.This was taken yesterday. Fuji X-T20, 16-50mm, processed in Photoshop Elements 11 and Nik Silver. The leaves are half submerged in rain water and mud. Beautiful 

Very nice image.

[RobMacKillop]

Thanks guys. Yes, Nik Silver, now owned by Google and available for free, is worth a look at. There are many filters, which can be further edited in many subtle or unsubtle ways. I just use it occasionally, as only some images benefit from it.

[degrub]

Have you thought of submitting to "Lenswork" publication ?

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Welcome! Jolly good start.

+1

[RobMacKillop]

Have you thought of submitting to "Lenswork" publication ?

No. Never thought of submitting work anywhere, and have never heard of Lenswork. I'm very much an amateur. Thanks for the implication that it might be worthy of publication!

[Bruce Cox]

I am taken with Bar Van.  We don't have them quite like that in Texas. 

It seems a long lesson in history and design, as well as a modest but fetching object of desire.  All without making me feeling I necessarily need a drink.

Bruce

[Telecaster]

A waxing Moon for Thanksgiving.

-Dave-

[RobMacKillop]

Nice, somewhat poetic image, Dave.

[Rob C]

I am taken with Bar Van.  We don't have them quite like that in Texas. 

It seems a long lesson in history and design, as well as a modest but fetching object of desire.  All without making me feeling I necessarily need a drink.

Bruce

We seldom have them like this in Mallorca, either: this is the first one I've seen. On the other hand, neither do we have Cadillacs with horns sitting proudly up front: we are hardly permitted bull-bars, either, so I would trade opportunities on that one. In fact, if I remember properly, those bars were banned in the U.K. because they were tougher than the bodies they might contact at 70 miles per hour, even though plastic would prove just as terminal..

Politics is all about appearances, satisfying the casual observer who can't be bothered to think further than the info supplied.

Rob

[GrahamBy]

I am taken with Bar Van.  We don't have them quite like that in Texas. 

It seems a long lesson in history and design, as well as a modest but fetching object of desire.  All without making me feeling I necessarily need a drink.

Bruce

It's a very famous vehicle in France, it was part of the post-WW2 reconstruction. It was the French Kombi, en effet...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_H_Van

[Telecaster]

From this afternoon’s park walk. ‘Twas ~50°F but the lake still had a veneer of ice.

-Dave-