Photography Challenge - Black & White

[Hali]

Glass, glass, glass...

Re-edit of image taken at Cragside, Rothbury, Northumberland, England. (More of which will appear in a forum near here at some point in the future).

(Shot raw and processed using: DxO PhotoLab Elite/ Nik Collection, Adobe Lightroom Classic/ Photoshop with TK-9 Panels and Topaz Labs Studio 2).

Phil


B&W Re-edit...

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This is superb, Phil and Karen. I find it mesmerizing. How are you liking the TK9 panel? I'm loving the blend-if option and most of the new things that he's put in there.

 

[PKM-UK]

This is superb, Phil and Karen. I find it mesmerizing. How are you liking the TK9 panel? I'm loving the blend-if option and most of the new things that he's put in there.

Hi Hali,

Cheers - much appreciated! We do enjoy looking for abstracts/ patterns/ textures as we tour sites and places and this particular panel caught our eye.

I'm relatively new to the TK Panels, having been slowly 'gathering speed' with TK-8 for a while. I'm really enjoying the updates in TK-9 and I also bought the very worthwhile (and recommended) 'TK9 Button By Button Guide' by Sean Bagshaw. (Definitely a case of, 'if in doubt, read the instructions!' ).

(I'm also very happy to recommend Dave Kelly's YouTube channel - which includes a good deal of instructional/ inspirational content for using the TK panels).

Each time I've had/ taken the time to weave TK-9 into my workflow, the resultant images have benefitted from the experience. A wonderful set of tools.

Phil

 

[RichRoss]

It's a new month so it's time for a new challenge. How about Black & White photography this time?

This is not a competition so there will be no winners announced, it's purely for fun and self-development.

Simple Rules:

• Canon R Series cameras only please
• No sky replacements, keep it real
• Please don't post more than 3 separate posts, multiple images may be included in a single post

Also the challenge does not end when the month ends, I leave it open so you can continue to add to it whenever you like.

Have fun!

The Captain

 

[Hali]

Hi Hali,

Cheers - much appreciated! We do enjoy looking for abstracts/ patterns/ textures as we tour sites and places and this particular panel caught our eye.

I'm relatively new to the TK Panels, having been slowly 'gathering speed' with TK-8 for a while. I'm really enjoying the updates in TK-9 and I also bought the very worthwhile (and recommended) 'TK9 Button By Button Guide' by Sean Bagshaw. (Definitely a case of, 'if in doubt, read the instructions!' ).

(I'm also very happy to recommend Dave Kelly's YouTube channel - which includes a good deal of instructional/ inspirational content for using the TK panels).

Each time I've had/ taken the time to weave TK-9 into my workflow, the resultant images have benefitted from the experience. A wonderful set of tools.

Phil

I've been using TK panels since he first released them. Each iteration gets better and more useful, and I find more and more things to do with them. Both Sean and Dave are instrumental in learning the ins and out of the panel. Sean for an overview of how everything works and Dave because he shows the big picture. I agree, it's a great set of tools. Sean just put out a youtube video showing how to collect colors for color grading from one image to put on another and how to save the ones you like. If you haven't seen it here it is

 

[PKM-UK]

I've been using TK panels since he first released them. Each iteration gets better and more useful, and I find more and more things to do with them. Both Sean and Dave are instrumental in learning the ins and out of the panel. Sean for an overview of how everything works and Dave because he shows the big picture. I agree, it's a great set of tools. Sean just put out a youtube video showing how to collect colors for color grading from one image to put on another and how to save the ones you like. If you haven't seen it here it is

Hi Hali,

Slightly off-piste for the thread, but actually - that's what I was playing around with yesterday afternoon...

Phil

 

[Dwardski]

Humber Bridge (Hull) in the Mist, a few days ago...

 

[esheato]

Welp, I'll throw mine in the hat.

• Canon EOS R6m2
• RF85mm F1.2 L USM
• 85.0 mm
• ƒ/1.2
• 1/640 sec
• ISO 100

 

[Hali]

Welp, I'll throw mine in the hat.


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What a great photo. A rather Stoic look for one so young or maybe that is a little smile in the corners?

 

[esheato]

What a great photo. A rather Stoic look for one so young or maybe that is a little smile in the corners?

Not sure, but I'm in love with the eye contact.

 

[AKVet]

Not sure, but I'm in love with the eye contact.

Yes, I agree. Nicely captured!