Haridwar, India. A man walks along an arched balcony. I was drawn to the repeated geometry of the arches and waited for a human figure to enter the frame.
Haridwar, India. A man walks along an arched balcony. I was drawn to the repeated geometry of the arches and waited for a human figure to enter the frame.
Contrast in the scene was extreme with the late afternoon sun poking through the clouds and foreground elements in deep shade.
During the course of the Kumbh Mela festival in Haridwar, people from all over India were staying in temporary tented accommodation in and around the town.
In this case, the “golden” sunrise is due very much to the image processing rather than the atmospheric conditions at the time.
One of the nice features in Adobe Lightroom is its monochrome processing capability.
An egret, wings outstretched and feet forward, about to land in a tree. The question is whether it works best as a colour image or a monochrome.
A Little Egret wading through the shallows of the Okavango Delta makes a beautiful split toned monochrome subject.
An exercise in digital processing. Colour negative film to toned monochrome using Silver Efex Pro.
