W/NW the nightlife

Last Fri nite with Tri-X in Diafine. Sounds like an alibi to me. ( -: }<div></div>

Another one with 75 wide open @ 1/60th. BTW: no local tweaking of levels, dodging,

burning, etc.on these scans, in PS. I did create highlight masks in PS to calm down the

areas of specular brightness. The lighting was atrocious and an all-metal guitar can throw

an awful lot of glare.<div></div>

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Couldn't resist.<div></div>

Nice shots given the difficult lighting.

Here is one with a 35/1.4 asph on M4 -<div></div>

Here is another, from last Friday night (Saturday morning), with a rental 85mm L lens on a

Canon -<div></div>

2nd one's good, Mike M. <p>

 

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Restaurant booth with my wife.<div></div>

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James K -- fine phtos. The night is yours.<p>

 

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James K - Did you forget to apply USM to your pics?

<a href=http://www.usm.edu/index.php>USM</a> looks like a perfectly decent place, but I didn't apply there either, back at the turn of the (last) century when I was young.<p><div></div>

James K - I can tell the difference between a three stop under-exposed hiccup and a five stop under-exposed hiccup. But when you throw in a four stop under-exposed hiccup in the mix, it screws things up for me.

Hey, that last one 12:02 is not too bad, JK. Keep it up.

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JK - Did you by chance apply the sharpening plug-in in reverse?<br><br>

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Can I count on someone experienced at the act such as yourself to teach a newbie?

Well I know who I would rather hang out with and where....

 

http://www.newlostcity.com/

 

Sharpening be damned, that is a very cool event.

Superb (and slightly scary) sequence James. Thanks

11:41 is the dog's bollocks. (That is good by the way)

Certainly is, Trevor. Though we'd never say it quite that way ...