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Wheeler Warehouse, early AM sunlight. Photos # 8892,8894,8895. iPhone SE.
 
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Wheeler Warehouse, early AM sunlight. Photos # 8892,8894,8895. iPhone SE.

Great start for this one! I really like the scene through the door. That shadow pic is pretty cool too.
 
Oh, I LIKE this impressionistic style, acparsons! I love gauzy,delicate, subtle pics like those three!
 
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Very nice @acparsons ! I like the colors in the last one best. As most people on this forum know already, I'm partial to purple.
 
Saturday - day 1
camera: Canon G9 - editingprogram: PaintNet + plugin (color) zoomblur

Nothing but rain these last few days, so today it's time to introduce our Aloe Aristata plant.
I really like both possibilities within this challenge, but finally desided to go for 1 photo/3 edits.

Gerard

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Day One. XPRO 2, 18-55 kit. Edit in camera raws, straighten in sap seed. Hard to keep straight rocking in a boat. Anyway, this is the Grand Island East Channel Light, located just north of Munising, MI. Wood construction, 1868. Removed from service (Lake Superior) in 1908 due to poor light performance and difficult light maintenance.

1. Custom Velvia simulation
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2. Custom Chrome simulation
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3. Custom Monocrome Y simulation
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Can't decide if using the different film simulations is genius or cheating.
 
Can't decide if using the different film simulations is genius or cheating.
Well, normally I wouldn't but you wrote the rules. You said 3 edits of same image or 3 images of same subject, as I recall. This could be a very interesting thread as well as informative, good job Peg!

I like showing the capabilities of the simulations in one post. It is a great feature and my second favorite thing about Fujifilm. First being manual focus highlights. Overall, my favorite with Fujifilm is the glass, impressive micro contrast and color rendering.
 
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