Steve,
Greetings!!!
I am an avid fan of your website and look forward to viewing the Daily Inspirations and reading your hands-on Camera/Lens Reviews.
With that being said, hopefully my submission to the Daily Inspiration qualifies.
So with some time off from work for the Christmas/New Year’s holidays; I asked myself,
“Self… What the hell did you want to do today???”
With that inspiration, I proceeded to look thru Google for anything interesting happening in the East San Francisco Bay Area.
I had finally decided to visit the USS Hornet Museum based in Alameda, California.
The colors that were present onboard a mostly Gray Ship was unexpected!!!
I shoot a Pani DMC-G3 in RAW format and love the built in viewfinder for sunny days.
I own the Pani 20mm f1.7 pancake, SLR Magic 35mm f1.7 manual, SLR Magic 26mm and 11mm f1.4 toy, and the stock 14-42mm Pani lens.
I am still drooling over the m4/3 glass that you had featured in your reviews, but am SLOWLY saving up for them in order to NOT completely piss my Wife off (Ouch)….
I would safely say that I use the 20mm about 90% of the time and that I am a semi-“Newbie” User who is always looking to learn more.
I’ve got more public pics on Google+ under Allan Jocson.
Hope you and your readers enjoy the pics…
Thanx much,
Al
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I too like how your photos tell a story. I’m also a fan of HDR when not over done and #3 I like!
I’m very fond of the second shot, though I think the PP is a touch overbearing. Otherwise, nice work!
Really, really nice pics – well done!
Nice shots. No1 is excellent. No. 3 looks good .. HDR works on that one.
Great!. All three have are expressive fo me, but number one is my favorite.
the first one is the best for me. Amazing use of the shadow and light. So real too. Outstanding.
Very nice indeed, Alan! I agree with D.J.’s comment.
Personally I particularly like pictures that “tell a story”. That’s why I like #3 a lot. 😉
Great shots. Is the last one HDR? No.1 is fantastically composed and No.2 is a magnificent juxtaposition. Really good Daily Inspiration! Keep up the good work 🙂
I had processed it with Nik filters for Photoshop… It was processed under the “Detail Extractor” filter for Color Efex 4; it was just from one exposure. Thanx for the feedback!