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Photo of the day (April 2008)
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Ah, okay, March is probably a midge-free zone. I was there one August and those feckers dined on me all day - I looked like the Elephant Man by the time I left.
Had a go at Night Photography tonight.
I quite like it, maybe not technically great, but its better than i expected.
I like this one a lot. Any chance you might share a larger sized version? I can't quite make out the details.
Might have gone a little crazy on this one, but crazy can be fun and invigorating sometimes...
Four tripod mounted RAWs // HDR // Shutter: varied // Aperture: f/16 // Focal Length: 15 mm // ISO 100
Four tripod mounted RAWs // HDR // Shutter: varied // Aperture: f/16 // Focal Length: 15 mm // ISO 100
Heh, I honestly couldn't have told you until I looked it up...
LINK to my tripod
...three way pan/tilt head, it says. Is this good?
I tried something a wee bit more abstract...
"A Flood of Light"
Great shot Carlos.
Had a go at Night Photography tonight.
I quite like it, maybe not technically great, but its better than i expected.
Very nice Tommy, looks like Grangemouth if I'm not mistaken.
Fields.
This is a bit of a mish mash, the sky is HDR but the grass looked terrible so I cropped it out and used the non HDR grass.
EVERYTHINGISNT Thanks very much your shot is great I half expect a fairy or a Disney creature to run across the image
The pp on my last shot was really just 2 exposures one normally exposed and one slightly over exposed. I combined them in photoshop. The foreground cropped from the overexposed and merged on top of the normal exposed background.
This is a bit of a mish mash, the sky is HDR but the grass looked terrible so I cropped it out and used the non HDR grass.
Wow, tremendous colors!
What kind of PP did you do on this?
Here's a 35mm scan from Glenveagh National Park, Ireland:
EVERYTHINGISNT Thanks very much your shot is great I half expect a fairy or a Disney creature to run across the image
The pp on my last shot was really just 2 exposures one normally exposed and one slightly over exposed. I combined them in photoshop. The foreground cropped from the overexposed and merged on top of the normal exposed background.
Thanks, Danny. Lake Windermere, in the English Lake District, is the longest lake in the country... though still only 11 miles long. It's the most popular lake for boating, though a 10mph speed limit for motor boats was introduced in 2005. The lake is a lot quieter now; better for sailboats, dinghies, canoes, windsurfers, etc. A lot of the pix I've been posting here will appear in a book. I posted them to the publisher yesterday - phew - and the book will be out for Christmas...
Here's one the beautiful old steamboats...
Further to a request for a larger version of one of my pics, rather than posting a large version here, how do i add a link to my flickr account to the bottom of my posts?
Until then, its on here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/tambo_2008/
**Edit** Think ive sussed it myself, although a little flickr logo or something would look better.
Until then, its on here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/tambo_2008/
**Edit** Think ive sussed it myself, although a little flickr logo or something would look better.
Might have gone a little crazy on this one, but crazy can be fun and invigorating sometimes...
Four tripod mounted RAWs // HDR // Shutter: varied // Aperture: f/16 // Focal Length: 15 mm // ISO 100
Way awesome. I really need to get into HDR stuffs.
Adrien
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