Tyne walk

3312 posts
18 years
Durham,
England

Posted 15/01/2014 - 19:51 Link

I had another walk with the K5 and DA*50-135mm lens along Newcastle Quayside to the Ouseburn this week, in glorious sunshine.

Tyne Ripples

Malmaison

Ouseburn Pallette

Ouseburn Reflections

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McGregNi McGregNi

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14 years
Surrey,
England

Posted 15/01/2014 - 20:15 Link

Really effective painterly feel to these, and lovely colours as well.

I can't help but want to see the slanted building in bold colours as well!

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Plus Member davidtrout davidtrout

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18 years
Durham,
England

Posted 15/01/2014 - 20:28 Link

OK Nigel, here it is in colour. The building is supposed to be white but it has gone slightly yellow - I've emphasised that a little
David

Malmaison in colour

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Edited by davidtrout: 15/01/2014 - 20:28

McGregNi McGregNi

5986 posts
14 years
Surrey,
England

Posted 15/01/2014 - 20:30 Link

Yellow's fine I like the colour one best. B & W seems to suck something out out of it. But I'll tell you what I'd do .... a bit fiddly maybe, but I'd select all the windows and try and get some deep blue into the windows, a bit like a polariser effect - this will look more natural in relation to the sky.

Edited by McGregNi: 15/01/2014 - 20:33