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Nikon Fan · Jun 10, 2005

I'm sucking at thinking of clever titles lately hence, blah blah blah :lol:

Anyway Took this first shot after the rain the other day...the second was from a while back but something I never worked on until now...not really sure how I feel about it...

lettuceBfriends · Jun 10, 2005

I love them. Good job!!! Howdya get all those bubbles??

JonMikal · Jun 10, 2005

tell me you used my conversion method on these, if not, i gotta know how you did them!!!!

both images are well done, the first being very strong - excellent tones. nice work Amanda.

Gunderground · Jun 10, 2005

That first one is very cool. I didn't know I was looking at bubbles at first glance. To the left it looked like water on a deck with sealant.
I'm guessing that's a clothsline or a rope going through the water.

Very interesting picture.

M @ k o · Jun 10, 2005

Great stuff here Amanda ! The first one is an awesome abstract. Nice shot !

Armstror · Jun 10, 2005

The bubbles on the first one almost looks like the texture of snake's skin! Pretty cool.

Canoncan · Jun 10, 2005

Great shots. I too like the tones. Is this a patented conversion method? That if people know you have to kill them?

Raymond J Barlow · Jun 10, 2005

I have no idea what conversation is, but I really like your shots, the tractor graveyard is awesome!

dalebe · Jun 10, 2005

well captured, very sharp, love the bubble shot.

Nikon Fan · Jun 10, 2005

Thanks everyone

The conversion technique just sort of came to me today....but yes I would have to kill if I told :lol:

Basically I just added a channel mixer layer, checked grayscale, and then made adjustments to my suiting...it's one of those things that really depends on the picture. The constant is key to getting the blacks, and then the rest is trial and error

The first shot is actually water that was rushing out of the drain outside creating bubbles, and someone left the garden hose laying out, and it caught my eye