Ribbleshead Viaduct

Went to the Ribbleshead Viaduct with a couple of friends on Sunday (miles away from my garden, so no macro, lol). Got three images which were useable being out of my comfort zone here.

First two are of a helicopter working up there - it was transporting stone slabs to the top of the hills:

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Good series. The "Original Edit" works for me. The "Standard Black & White", too.

Thank you Frank for looking and commenting.

I kind of like the blurred vignette one, but some edits are marmite - you either like it or you don't, lol..

Paul.

I have to agree with Frank on these. I definitely don't like the blurred vignette, it looks too much like it was done in PS. The old sepia isn't too bad either.

Thanks JD for taking the time to look & comment.

Paul.

Great series. Old Sepia is my favourite.. What did you use for the processing?

Cheers

Boggy

Nik Color/Silver FX 4 m8. Cool software.


Paul.

Paul Iddon wrote in post #16181063
Nik Color/Silver FX 4 m8. Cool software.

Thanks Paul.. And for the frames ? Sorry for the questions, I have been looking for a while for some nice processing and framing..

Cheers
Boggy

In the software m8.

Paul.

The original is great.

I'd have changed the 17-40 lens for a 400mm or maybe longer. Too much unrequired scenery for me.

LA Smith wrote in post #16182514
The original is great.

Thank you kindly

Paul.

Lowner wrote in post #16182531
I'd have changed the 17-40 lens for a 400mm or maybe longer. Too much unrequired scenery for me.

Would be nice to have a 400 or longer,but they are for the realms of the affluentor lucky, not like an average joe earner like myself and probably most others

As I said though, the train was due just 4 minutes after we arrived (we hadn't gone with the intention of photographing the kettle - there was barely no time to even get set up and have the camera ready even, so to get what I got does fine for me.

Paul.

Cool shots, I like the Blurred Vignette as well

StaticMedia wrote in post #16185392
Cool shots, I like the Blurred Vignette as well

Thank you

Paul.