Still image I had in mind based the old movie based on H.G. Wells' novel. I found this DVD cover later which uses pretty much the same view:
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Low-light conditions match the mood of the film, but require very high ISO setting leading to lots of digital noise. I decided that for a scene based on an 80 year-old movie a bit of grain in a B&W image was OK, so I didn't do any noise-reduction, which would have killed what little sharpness/detail I was able to get with the slow shutter-speed.
-Handheld, Manual mode
-RGB Curve
-Isolate Green Channel to Grayscale
-Crop to square
-Resize
-USM at 12%/48 dia/TH = 0
-SaveAs JPEG at quality 9/10 = 270KB
File: InvisIz_IMG_5422gsSQ-DPC9.jpg
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Pretty funny actually, and I get the noise/grain meant to place the photo in the 1933 era. Not really sure how it will be received overall, but I like it anyway. More creative than most that I've seen so far.
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