Last cuppa out at a seaside town cafe before everywhere shuts down.
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Last cuppa out at a seaside town cafe before everywhere shuts down.
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Nice. And not so nice.
brid ?
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Originally Posted by Jonopen
Ah, I thought, nice sketch, then I realised it's a filter - that's a disappointment.
What is the attraction of these filters?
what is the attraction of photos ;) - it is in the photo forum
OK, OK, a photograph masquerading as a sketch..Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
I was taken by the Closed sign for the rest of the World.
Acorn
it is not masquerading as a sketch; it is a post proccessed photo ;)
Well spotted, it is Brid. We went for a walk on the beach last Sunday but it was quite blowy, so retreated to this cafe in the town. Two good honest mugs of builders tea, two pound!
I’ve no real particular attraction to filters, but the original of this photo was quite ‘busy’ and my filter shenanigans seemed to simplify the scene and give it a slightly more bleak atmosphere. Probably should have just gone for a grainy b/w. I’m tucked up for the night but I’ll post up the ‘before’ image as soon I get a chance.
Well spotted, it is Brid. We went for a walk on the beach last Sunday but it was quite blowy, so retreated to this cafe in the town. Two good honest mugs of builders tea, two pound!
I’ve no real particular attraction to filters, but the original of this photo was quite ‘busy’ and my filter shenanigans seemed to simplify the scene and give it a slightly more bleak atmosphere. Probably should have just gone for a grainy b/w. I’m tucked up for the night but I’ll post up the ‘before’ image as soon I get a chance.
Well spotted, it is Brid. We went for a walk on the beach last Sunday but it was quite blowy, so retreated to this cafe in the town. Two good honest mugs of builders tea, two pound!
I’ve no real particular attraction to filters, but the original of this photo was quite ‘busy’ and my filter shenanigans seemed to simplify the scene and give it a slightly more bleak atmosphere. Probably should have just gone for a grainy b/w. Anyway, I’m tucked up for the night but I’ll post up the ‘before’ image as soon I get a chance.
Hehe, the TG server crashed when I was posting. (server unavailable 503). Can a mod please delete posts #9, #10 and this one (#12). Thanks :D
yeh I got a database error message too trying to amend a post in another thread
I expect the lockdown is going to hit the local economy of places like Bridlington hard...
I love that part of the world, though I was involved in a nasty car crash just outside Bridlington on one visit (nobody seriously hurt - I was passing a tractor towing some farm equipment, when the driver turned right into a field as I was next to him).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
We holidayed in Amotherby, several years in a row, took the kids on lots of walks.
I'm probably a bit cranky about the filter, I'm absolutely not a fan!
I hope the Cafe can survive this.
Paul
Here's the full colour photo...
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Re filters: I think it good to have strong opinions about what you like and what you don't.
For casual use I'm fine about using filters, especially if it's blatantly obvious like my original post hopefully was, but as a general rule I don't like to be hoodwinked (deceived by false appearance) without prior warning!
I'm mainly a point and shoot snapper and tend to just take snapshots on my phone to remind me when and where I was, and record ideas for reference and research later.
It's worrying times for many of small businesses.:(
Me too, thanks Jono I like this colored photo. Different feeling from the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
I quite like this. I always enjoy seeing your work Jonopen