A Day In The Life

A morning in an entrance to Leeds Market,its my first attempt at capturing people. I must confess i have put the image through a PS plugin (Silver Efex Pro) which has given the image a bit more impact and croped it but nothing else.

Uploaded07/05/2009 - 06:33

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Dogpaws Dogpaws

21 posts
17 years
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Posted 07/05/2009 - 10:30 Link

I quite like the look of that plugin, very sort of plate camera' ish but because of that the modern scooter and wet floor sign look a bit incongruous. The kiosk makes a good subject though and overall I like the shot. All the people are well captured so it's an interesting study.

Draken Draken

26 posts
17 years

Posted 07/05/2009 - 13:54 Link

I love this shot!
That plug-in was unknown to me, will imediatley search for it.

My main inspiration source when I shoot and edit images comes from movies such as Sweeney Todd, Sin CIty, The Spirit and such and this plug-in will surely be a great asset for me to create the feel I look for.

Thank you for sharing!

http://www.drakfoto.se
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paullucas paullucas

412 posts
19 years

Posted 07/05/2009 - 15:45 Link

Dogpaws wrote:
because of that the modern scooter and wet floor sign look a bit incongruous. The kiosk makes a good subject though and overall I like the shot.

I agree with this, the scooter and the wet floor sign kinda spoil a very good shot. Could you maybe crop that bit out.
I really do like this shot the effect is pretty good, it give a sort of HDR look to it, (that's what I thought it was until I read your description).

Well done

Paul