Daily Walk

[John R]

Gosh! I never spotted the couple in lawn chairs in the original version. I wonder why?   

Of course not, they're blurred! You should not challenge my images; Is this self explanatory enough for you

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Good, clear, and representational.   

[Michael West]

Of course not, they're blurred! You should not challenge my images; Is this self explanatory enough for you

the lines are very elegant

[John R]

Thank you Michael.

What to do on hot sunny day where the light is not conducive to most kinds of photography? Enjoy the walk and experiment. That's what!

JR

[Frans Waterlander]

Can't you guys use a tripod?

[John R]

Can't you guys use a tripod?

Only on Sundays because that's my day of rest

[John R]

Closer to home. and look Ma no hands blur...unless you count the bokeh.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

That last two are VERY nice, even though part of each is sharp.   

Instead of ICM, I think in these two you used ICB*.

* In-Camera Blur.

[francois]

Closer to home. and look Ma no hands blur...unless you count the bokeh.

JR

Stupendous… So, it looks like you can also take sharp images! 

[John R]

Stupendous… So, it looks like you can also take sharp images! 

That last one is VERY nice, even though part of it is sharp.   

There is light in the LuLa tunnel after all. Thanks Francois and Eric. Maybe its the complimentary colours, green and red...No?

Dare we go into the green-magenta forest?

JR

[francois]

Yes, very nice and pleasing colors combination.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Yes.
And I think I've seen those two trees before. I hope you pay them good modelling fees.

[John R]

Yes.
And I think I've seen those two trees before. I hope you pay them good modelling fees.

Thanks Eric and Francois. Eric I bet you have never seen this one before. Believe it or not, straight out of the camera, more or less, because the camera has filters you can apply to the images. Just for fun.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I recognize those two big trees. Or are they the photographer's legs?

[francois]

I recognize those two big trees. Or are they the photographer's legs?

I'm not a good physiognomist at all so I won't take sides (between legs and trees)!

[John R]

Thank you gentlemen. But enough legs, let me show you a delicate tree done in a mode quite different from ICM.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Impressionist with blur.
It works beautifully.

[John R]

Impressionist with blur.
It works beautifully.

Almost Eric. It's about 20 images on same frame all taken in slightly different positions. You can do this in PP as well. Check out "in the round" technique on line. It is very similar but taken from all sides of a subject to give an impressionist look.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Golly, John. That sounds complicated.
Me, I just pack my film in a cannister and mail it off to the nearest Kodachrome Processing Lab.   

[francois]

Thank you gentlemen. But enough legs, let me show you a delicate tree done in a mode quite different from ICM.

JR

A lot more sophisticated but also a very elegant image.