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Published: 2018-03-18 11:23:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 382; Favourites: 65; Downloads: 3
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A set of images shot in Bramhall Park, Cheshire, UK following a slight snowfall. Two presentations are used: Kodak T-Max100 emulation on structured image with selenium toning via Silver Efex-Pro; and split toning using sepia and its complementary blue hue as either light or dark toning hue.Related content
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Fine shot and work...wonderfully spooky trees...
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A golden oldie! Many Thanks, Steven.
David
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Very welcome David...
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Looks to be a great hill for sledding, David!
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It certainly is, Sheri - much to the consternation of the park keepers!!
Many thanks
David
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What a wonderful capture, David! I love this. 
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Many thanks, Linda - used some toning here to cool it down to match the temperature!
Cheers
David
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Amazing photo!
Thank you very much for theΒ !Β Β
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Thank you kindly, Anna - glad you like it.
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David
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Thank you kindly, Maria.Β
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David
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You're so welcome dear DavidΒ Β
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Thank you, Bob. A bit of a cool look.
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David
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I love this very much
I enjoy using the Silver Efex Film,
and found a store in my town that will
process all the film I bring in.
I used to have to send my film in to New York
and wait 2 weeks to get it back, now its 1 day
turnaround...
Your work makes me excited to get my film cams all loaded up\
And I think that is the mark of a successful photographer like yourself,
to get others excited and moving towards experimentation and different
types of photography...
M
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Thank you very much for this comment, M. I don't use film, I use the film emulation in the Siver Efex Pro software. I think it is a pretty good emulation and Kodak T-Max100 is a pretty good film (had I used it for real) for this type of scene where you want some good contrast. If you ever wanted some advice on film work Bob rdungan1918 is the go-to gut - his work is amazing.
Cheers
David
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I did go to rdungan site, marvelous work he does...
thank you so much for pointing him out to me
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Thanks for the compliment David
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Youβre welcome ππ
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This picture reminds me of the snow I saw yesterday, watching on TV a football match between Stoke City and Everton.Β I could not believe how a game of soccer could be allowed to go on in that weather condition.Β Or maybe people of the land, are used to that.Β To me, it was just hazardous!Β Good shot, David!
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Many Thanks
David
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Thanks, David.Β They are strong boys - I suppose
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Henry K
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pretty scene, great landscape and fun playing in the snow! my nit: i find the snow a bit muddy-grey looking.. cheers, rob
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Many thanks, Rob. Agree with you on the snow, particularly bottom right - I should have attenuated the vignette there.
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David
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Thank you kindly, Tomi.
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David
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