high key

The agility of these birds amaze me, he landed on the tippy top of this very tall pine with total ease. Canon RF800mm - f/11 lens with an added High Key processing

I shot this the other day in a local park. It's not intentionally High Key, but it turned out that way. This is with minimal processing. Just the normal Custom WB and Channel Swap. Nothing else. Nikon D7100 @ 590nm IR All comments are welcome, Jim

The recipe this week was for High Key images. We had a lot of really nice entries and Jeffrey gathered 7 votes to win in convincing fashion. Tex followed with 5 votes for second place. Congrats to @Jeffrey as our High Key master! Here is the winning photo:

The photographs have been posted and it is time to vote: which is the best high key image? Per wikipedia (the ultimate source for all information): High-key lighting is a style of lighting for film, television, or photography that aims to reduce the lighting ratio present in the scene. This was...

On my way driving to Sedona today I was wracking my brain as to what might make for a good High Key photo. And I thought about these windmills out by Palm Springs. So I made a quick dash off the road to a trail I know that leads right through them and got this. In processing, I raised the...

This week's ingredient was selected by Kurt who won our last contest. This time it is High Key images! We've had a recent discussion of high key images in the lets play forum, so this is a good chance to try our hand at it. Post your favorite image (doesn't have to be recent) that showcases a...

I don't do high key much, but this foggy day lent itself to it, especially in B&W.

This is from Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley. While processing this and pondering this, I ended up at a High Key look. It's a bit artsy and I am hoping it takes the Landscape to more of a Fine Art feel. All comments are welcome, this is a bit of an experiment and may not appeal to everyone. Jim...