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This is what I really like about post processing. There are different ways to do something. I liked @Scott Murray 's approach so tried one. This is with the LR adjustment brush reducing exposure and clarity on the background going for the look that the background was more in the shade. Then...

@Philnz is still having issues. Cannot reply to a thread. Time thingy keeps twirling. Same with IE , GC, or FF PM him if you have any ideas.

Since this here is a picture thread, here's my latest no light looooongg exposure. It is ISO 100 f/3.2 at 10 minutes 49 seconds. Just amazes me how bright the light is in a dark room.

EV -5 Same light sources as the last EV -6 shot, so we can see that 1 stop less exposure is closer to what was needed in the darkness. f/4 @ 8 minutes and 34 seconds <<Should be 32 but I was asleep at the switch.

One more EV -6 before we move on. The enlightening thing about these long exposures is how little light it takes and how well the modern digital sensor performs. The light for this shot was a combination of street light coming thru closed shades across the room and the laptop screen which was...

OK. Here we go. A combination of cloning and healing, with a few adjustments in LR in an attempt to lessen the impact of the shadows. You can cheat on the left shadows because hard to tell precisely how the light would spill, but the right is too much of a line from the hair. Nowhere near...

Like the thread. Here's one that came to mind. Before After I went cheap on the how-to by snipping the LR history. In reverse order just in case anyone perusing is not familiar with LRs history dialogue.

"Flash" Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge theme. The voting round will remain open for 3 days. In the event of a tie, the Weekly Photo Challenge Team will select a final winner. The winner of each challenge will select the topic for the next...

OK Like Period is now closed. Will have the poll up in a few minutes. Great images this week. Moving on to the final round are: @wornish @Felisek *david*hopper* Honorable mentions for three that were 1 Like short of of the cut. @ShootRaw @paul04 @nikonpup

Breaking News January 14, 2015 @traceyyjj joins the Challenge Team All the way from Robin Hood Country to the land of Nikonites.

A 1:1 of a very, very common item.

@Blacktop I think there might be a career opportunity for you managing Lilly The Rottweiler's talent.

2/52 Colours, AKA Colors

Okay. Back to the easy stuff. Near 1:1 uncropped.

Too tough I reckon. #122 is a DVD. I took one out just to macro the surface and when I laid it in the sun for the shot.......

#107 is a mint. Altoid to be precise. Could have almost maybe say it was solved with the sugar guess because sugar is the first ingredient, but then not exactly.

Here's two more shots of the same object reflecting the same sunlight at different angles and maybe a bit further away that #122.

I'll leave that one to be pondered for a bit. Here is another and it's a bit different. A near 1:1 shot of sunlight reflecting off of something. What is the something?

Good luck on this one. This is a crop showing maybe 10mm of the subject.