And for those who wonder about camera settings.

Fuji S5100 iso 64 shutter 1/100 sec f2.8. Hoya R72.

Kort, pretty cool the camera taking the pink tint out.  Probably takes most of the post work out too.  

Mike

Thanks for the recognition of this capture, it was on my desktop for several weeks before it convinced me to share it.  I was pleasantly surprised at the communities response and really appreciated the kind comments. I am glad that so many have enjoyed it  as much I have.  And as always another week of beautiful photography by all. Mike

Aha!  Sorry about that, been reading too much about sharpening lately.  I guess haloing has multiple sources, maybe thats in the next book.

Sharpening.
Image>Mode>Lab Color
Select the lightness channel.  Its in the box with layers and paths
Apply Unsharp Mask w/ Amount 100%, Radius 1, Threshold 4 OK this
Ctrl F twice.  applies the mask two more times
Image>Mode>RGB
Shadow/highlight  shadow 80% highight 10%.

Being selected is almost as cool as discovering what lies within the simple soap bubble.  It was another great week of photography and thanks to all members who share their work here, it is always inspiring and educational.   

Mike

Thanks everyone for the tips and links.

Mike

Is this in the spirit of this thread?

MIke

I was looking for a way to do the bullet thing without actually buying a real gun and I ran across this site.

www.airsplat.com/

All I can say is geez and who would have thought.  Probably still not of use in a sinking car.

Mike

My mom is not going to see the fun of me trying to do this...

Thanks Rich, you find all the great ideas.

Mike

Mike

Kort, its about a 6 second exposure. Some breeze.  It is tinted red out of the camera, I used http://www.pbase.com/dlarson2/ir_work_flow post.  It uses a channel mixer layer to switch the blue and red.  I was trying to catch some car movement during these pics, thought it might come out like a long night exposure on a street.  All I got were a few with  some very small bright streaks and didnt blur the pictures more than normal. 

Mike

Mike