Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Color options.

I'm obsessed with this dang logo.

I used Adobe Color CC to match colors. Sorry this is downsized so quality took a hit. I created it in Visio which is a vector program.

Rayfo wrote in post #18676475
Gala Pie

Excellent use of 'props' to help enhance the image.

digital_AM wrote in post #18676596
Color options.

I'm obsessed with this dang logo.

I used Adobe Color CC to match colors. Sorry this is downsized so quality took a hit. I created it in Visio which is a vector program.

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Of those, bottom right, orange and silver for me.

digital_AM wrote in post #18676596
Color options.

I'm obsessed with this dang logo.

I used Adobe Color CC to match colors. Sorry this is downsized so quality took a hit. I created it in Visio which is a vector program.

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Color almost, almost makes the suspicion of the letter A into an interpreted letter F. Just me?

The new Explore algorithm makes no sense to me now...but my last upload just showed up in the #1 spot...late afternoon add...

digital_AM wrote in post #18676596
Color options.

I'm obsessed with this dang logo.

I used Adobe Color CC to match colors. Sorry this is downsized so quality took a hit. I created it in Visio which is a vector program.

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Were the 'shoulders' on the "M" that wide before? It seems a bit 'stocky' now for some reason.

Color choices are good to blend with the color scheme of the subject you're shooting. Your logo shouldn't distract or compete with the main image but compliment it.

navydoc wrote in post #18676657
Excellent use of 'props' to help enhance the image.

That's very kind of you, Gene - thank you.

Monkey Shoulder Scotch Whisky

This is a blend of three different Speyside single malts. I'm looking forward to trying it.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/28FJ​JQ5

navydoc wrote in post #18676665
Monkey Shoulder Scotch Whisky

This is a blend of three different Speyside single malts. I'm looking forward to trying it.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/28FJ​JQ5 Monkey Shoulder by Gene, on Flickr

I really like the balance of tones in this, the warmth of the scotch replicated in the background is excellent. I just wish we could see the bottom of the glass and bottle.

TRhoads wrote in post #18676668
I really like the balance of tones in this, the warmth of the scotch replicated in the background is excellent. I just wish we could see the bottom of the glass and bottle.

Thanks Travis. Those are the kind of details I need to pay more attention to. Oh well, it will give me an excuse to shoot again later.

digital_AM wrote in post #18676596
Color options.

I'm obsessed with this dang logo.

I used Adobe Color CC to match colors. Sorry this is downsized so quality took a hit. I created it in Visio which is a vector program.

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top left all day long for me (but I also like the full black)

xpfloyd wrote in post #18676685
top left all day long for me (but I also like the full black)

Thanks Eddie. Just seeing if a dual color scheme would work.

navydoc wrote in post #18676663
Were the 'shoulders' on the "M" that wide before? It seems a bit 'stocky' now for some reason.

Color choices are good to blend with the color scheme of the subject you're shooting. Your logo shouldn't distract or compete with the main image but compliment it.

Gene, I did widen it a bit. Will go back to where it was after reviewing it. Thank you.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18676660
Color almost, almost makes the suspicion of the letter A into an interpreted letter F. Just me?

Almost does look like a lower case F.

TRhoads wrote in post #18676658
Of those, bottom right, orange and silver for me.

Thanks Travis. Just experimenting. I'll stop posting my iterations until I get something I'm 100% happy with.

KayakPhotos wrote in post #18676332
Anyone following the upcoming Nikon Z mount? Looks intriguing so far and appears to be very large for a FF sensor.

I have been and I'm excited to see what both Canon and Nikon have to offer

Rayfo wrote in post #18676475
Gala Pie

Lovely.
Reminds me of mums cooking.
Pork pie. If it had a boiled egg in it then it's a Melton Mowbray pie.
We had both.
Heard other versions of what's what.
Was never into what it was, just how it tasted. Yum.

avondale87 wrote in post #18676730
Lovely.
Reminds me of mums cooking.
Pork pie. If it had a boiled egg in it then it's a Melton Mowbray pie.
We had both.
Heard other versions of what's what.
Was never into what it was, just how it tasted. Yum.

Couldn't agree more about the yummyness, but disagree on the nomenclature.

A Melton Mowbray pork pie has bow-shaped sides as it is cooked free-standing, i.e. not in a mould. It also differs from other pork pies in that it is made with coarse-chopped fresh pork - whereas a Gala pie is made with minced, cured, pork, in a straight-sided (loaf) tin, and has boiled egg running right through the middle of it.

http://mmppa.co.uk/?pa​ge_id=8
https://www.patisserie​makesperfect.co.uk/gal​a-pie/

However, as you rightly say, it doesn't matter much what their names are - they are all absolutely delicious!