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Tim Bailey - Channel 10 Weather Man

Ted SzukalskiTed Szukalski Registered Users Posts: 1,079 Major grins
edited April 10, 2007 in People
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Many television stations broadcast their weather forecast from a location. Channel TEN has selected to use Darling Harbour for today’s evening weather. Their presenter, Tim Baily is quite a popular personality and a small crowd has gathered to watch “making of the weather”. This is one of these unusual situations for a street photographer where at least some of the lighting was done by professionals.



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    asylumxlasylumxl Registered Users Posts: 57 Big grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    looks great. love the pillars running from the bottom edges the top :D
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    urbanariesurbanaries Registered Users Posts: 2,690 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    This is awesome. Whatever processing technique you did (care to share?) makes it feel like its from the set of a James Bond movie...you do seem to be discovering some interesting lightroom presets lately! I've found a few but they haven't generated good results in the least.
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    TerrenceTerrence Registered Users Posts: 477 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    Great feel to this shot.
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    Mike02Mike02 Registered Users Posts: 321 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    It looks okay, but it's waay too oversharpened, otherwise a nice candid portrait.
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    Ted SzukalskiTed Szukalski Registered Users Posts: 1,079 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    Just playing with Lightroom - now I wish I've saved this as a preset. I know I've increased the levels of blacks but not much more.
    urbanaries wrote:
    This is awesome. Whatever processing technique you did (care to share?) makes it feel like its from the set of a James Bond movie...you do seem to be discovering some interesting lightroom presets lately! I've found a few but they haven't generated good results in the least.

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    Ted SzukalskiTed Szukalski Registered Users Posts: 1,079 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    Mike I use always the same sharpeaning settings. I think the effect you are seeing is something from Lightroom - I have not identified what it is but it certainly changes the image dramatically (paint like ?)
    Mike02 wrote:
    It looks okay, but it's waay too oversharpened, otherwise a nice candid portrait.

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    Ted SzukalskiTed Szukalski Registered Users Posts: 1,079 Major grins
    edited April 10, 2007
    Thank You Terrence. I guess the athmosphere here is created by a combination of evening and TV lights.
    Terrence wrote:
    Great feel to this shot.

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