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Photo of the Day - April 2009
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Still learning Photomatix... which is the main point of this picture of a closed tourist attraction in Newport, OR.
Another shot from last evening:
Taken with my D70s / 60mm Nikkor Micro.
A shame... I took about 20 good shots (the above one included) on ISO1600 before I realized... D'oh.
Taken with my D70s / 60mm Nikkor Micro.
A shame... I took about 20 good shots (the above one included) on ISO1600 before I realized... D'oh.
^^^
Beautiful... Simple composition, great lighting...
I preferred the one you posted earlier, which was rather special...
Beautiful... Simple composition, great lighting...
I preferred the one you posted earlier, which was rather special...
Bravo on taking classes, you obviously have more than just an interest, but a talent and and eye for the interesting as well. There's probably a lot you will learn from all the Pros that post here. I'm such an amateur, that I never even take my little camera out of the case, but I love studying these photos everyday. It's become a bit of a daily ritual. Maybe, I'll get inspired. In the meantime, I love looking at everyone else's work.
I completely understand. I actually want to be able to make money off of my work someday. I also visit this thread daily. I am on my lunch at work right now. I am hoping to have time to edit and post a new pic up, but we shall see. Also, most of my better work either contain marijuana or some form of paraphernalia, so I dont think this is the proper place to post them, but a few of those pics are very well received on flickr.
Ran out of time, will post up later tonight.
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I completely understand. I actually want to be able to make money off of my work someday. I also visit this thread daily. I am on my lunch at work right now. I am hoping to have time to edit and post a new pic up, but we shall see. Also, most of my better work either contain marijuana or some form of paraphernalia, so I dont think this is the proper place to post them, but a few of those pics are very well received on flickr.
Ran out of time, will post up later tonight.
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Now you're making me feel like the mother in the movie "Almost Famous"!! Anyway, do keep posting photos, it will be fun for all the fans of this thread to watch how your work evolves.
To All You Professionals: If I were to get bitten by the Photo Bug; and I just wanted to take better, more interesting, artful photos... where should I start. What kind of camera for example for a real beginner and would I need an editing program more than iPhoto?
I'm still trying to decide if I should buy Photomatix... this is from three RAW files, but trying to make it more realistic, not surrealistic. Without a callibrated monitor, I'm really only guessing here on what looks right...
I'm still trying to decide if I should buy Photomatix... this is from three RAW files, but trying to make it more realistic, not surrealistic. Without a callibrated monitor, I'm really only guessing here on what looks right...
To me this is the most interesting of your HDR experiments so far. I really get a sense of being there.
Hi mcavjame. I like it! I might have blurred it a *little* bit less, but it's definitely better than mine. I've actually never owned or even played around with PS
. Something that probably hurts my pictures. At most I just crop them, and 99% of the time don't even do that.Here's another butterfly one, C&C still welcome
Here's another butterfly one, C&C still welcome
Wow... you seem to be getting closer each time. Love the detail around the head. Great color.
Took this yesterday in the warm weather @ Central Park by the lake where kids were racing mini sail boats -- I cannot wait to get a DSLR, but enjoying my Sony for now. C&C welcome.
