Subway

Wanted to concentrate on the two key figures, so slightly darkened the others as well as generally adjusting levels




A good spot Alistair

One of the great things about this forum is that we can be inspired but the work of others to try something different. So, with thanks to John, here's my first attempt at this tritone malarky. For some reason I seem to like the contrast lower when treated like this. Wot fink?

This photo has certainly got people interested

Ive tried repeating this type of photo over the last two days and I cant quite something as good. I love the way everyone is "busy" in this scene and the angles are all good on the eye...

I cants eettle on any of your edits!

Thanks

QC

I like this photo with the softness that shooting through the window has caused ,I like the way it dos'nt over explain it'self and the title, you know why you called it that we don't need to know .... and of all the versions the first is my favourite .... jeff....

I imagine it's the Subway chain of sandwich shops, long familiar in the US, and now 'over here'. I like to be able to make some link between a photo and its title, even if I just guess 😊

Oh right you live and learn ... I've never heard of 'em ..odd name ...conjures up a dark subterranean nether world ... or is it just me ?....jeff...

They sell submarine ("sub") sandwiches, which probably makes it even more claustrophobic.

I like this pic a lot. It gets to the heart of "street" photography -- capturing an instant in the lives of people going about their business, ideally in an interesting way. The original was certainly on the flat side and the later editing efforts have brought out a lot more of the potential. We could argue about the best tonality till the cows come home but it's a case of good work all round.

Al

What on earth is a submarine ("sub ") sandwich... what they eat on Das Boot ?... I'm too young to know this.... It's a great photo anyway ....jeff....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_sandwich

Subway and Quiznos use special high speed ovens to heat and
toast the filling and roll at the same time so it's served hot.

I'm not sure of the nutritional/safety of this because in the
case of say a ham or chicken sandwich they are just reheating
already processed meat. At least MacDeadthings use raw meat

I quite like them though mostly because you have a
choice from about 6 different breads.

They are sold by length 6 inch or 12 inch.
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Thanks for that Algi, .....jeff....