Mr Perceptive
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The Lighthouse - Cinema Project 003 by David Yeoman, on Flickr
pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2017 Part III
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The Lighthouse - Cinema Project 003 by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Stunsworth
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cctaylor
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Changing the frame can transform an image. We have a painting which was a wedding gift. It is a beach scene which obviously has a lot of blue in the scene. When we received it the frame was light blue and we hung it in a spare room. We reframed it in brown frame with a gold inner trim. The brown frame picks up on seaweed lying on beach in the foreground. The picture now has pride of place in our living room.
For special images it may be worth finding a good framer who has a large selection of frames and a good eye. My wife bought me a special print for my birthday. We spent half an hour choosing a frame. The final frame was nothing like the colour we first thought of.
For special images it may be worth finding a good framer who has a large selection of frames and a good eye. My wife bought me a special print for my birthday. We spent half an hour choosing a frame. The final frame was nothing like the colour we first thought of.
Tony L
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171112 Port Of Liverpool Building by David Yeoman, on Flickr
Nice pic, third floor right hand corner was my office window back in about 1990!
Stunsworth
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Was that Princes food by any chance?
Tony Lockhart
Avoiding Stress, at Every Opportunity
Autumn leaf in a river
Tony Lockhart
Avoiding Stress, at Every Opportunity
Kudu
Pete MB&D
Pete Maddex, the one and only!
Grating
Paulicus
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Coniston Water by Paul Wood, on Flickr
Paulicus
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Bouth, South Cumbria by Paul Wood, on Flickr
Gromit
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Paul - those are both utterly gorgeous. 
Assault course:
Assault course by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
Olympus Pen F/Panasonic 20-1.7
Assault course:
Assault course by Boxertrixter, on FlickrOlympus Pen F/Panasonic 20-1.7
John Barry
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Glenfinnan, Monument & Viaduct:
Gromit
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Forest floor
eternumviti
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Paul - those are both utterly gorgeous.
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Olympus Pen F/Panasonic 20-1.7
I like that. It might not have worked, but it does, nice grey tones, good light.
eternumviti
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This too, it has a lovely desaturated quality, terrific detail yet very calm.
Pete MB&D
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Intake by Pete Maddex, on FlickrD300 and a Osawa 135 f2.8 (£15.99 from a charity shop) taken through a dirty window
Gromit
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Thanks for the v kind comments - it's really appreciated. Been using the Pen F's hi-res function quite a bit recently, ok not all the shots work (the camera has to be kept extremely still) but when they do, it's incredible how much detail is available. Reckon on a 2-out-of-3 success rate which is acceptable considering it's a slow, planned process. Only downside is the size of the RAW files - around 150MB - so I tend to just utilise the jpegs.
Borrowed Time by Paul Newman, on Flickr- Status