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While sipping some Valpolicella, I was going to review the recent photos taken in Venice. Instead, I was browsing photos of a mid-day barbecue taken in Singapore last October. My Valpolicella-fueled brain decided to use an Agfa APX 25 film simulation, with some inspiration from Daido Moriyama. Here are the results: Aperol Spritz Milk please for the…
While sipping some Valpolicella, I was going to review the recent photos taken in Venice. Instead, I was browsing photos of a mid-day barbecue taken in Singapore last October.
My Valpolicella-fueled brain decided to use an Agfa APX 25 film simulation, with some inspiration from Daido Moriyama.
Here are the results:
Aperol Spritz
Milk please for the little one
Garlic bread
Salted beef
Aha! A ‘glass’ with my name on it! What a shame I am not allowed to drink it. I like the film simulation. What software did you use?
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That’s what “A” stands for in “AB” 😉 You can make your own with Spanish cava or txakoli when you’re in Barcelona. Just need to pick up some Aperol at the airport duty-free shop!
It’s my usual photo-processing tools: Starting with Raw Photo Processor (www.raw-photo-processor.com) to convert the RAW files to Tiff, then I played around with the contrast, brightness and sharpness in Photoshop.
I didn’t push the contrast or sharpness too much as that would have been too harsh for my liking. Just enough to present a BBQ in a different light 🙂
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Well whatever you did it worked. I’m an alcohol free zone (not from choice) so I’ll pass on the fizzy stuff 😦
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Can’t wait for the days to get much warmer in Brussels, so that I can have a mini BBQ at my tiny terrace!
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I like the look. Then again, I’m a bit of a sucker for that film look, so it was an easy sell to me. Love the beer and baby at the BBQ 🙂
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Ah! The salted beef looks really enticing!! And this coming from someone who just had dinner!! So, the photographs are very good…BTW the little one doesn’t look too amused! 🙂
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I wonder what makes children put their finger to their cheek (I have another photo of another kid doing so). Must be TV!
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I’m very happy to see this comment as that is exactly what caught my attention when I was reviewing this series of pics 😉
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