Photo of the Day - August 2009

[Phrasikleia]

you right,but y reduce the light to add more dramatic contrast,but in the capture light are hard in her back
this is the original,just convert from raw to jpg add signature and convert to srgb,its a little over exposed maybe 0,5.I calibrated my iMac whit spider 3 elite,maybe this help.

Better yet, how about getting your camera out again and encouraging the cat to face the light? No amount of post-processing is going to make this a well lit photo; you need to re-shoot it.

 

[Plymouthbreezer]

Was asked by a local director to do promo shots for her upcoming play. This actress was very fun to shoot...:

60mm 1/60 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 800, Nikon D70s.

 

[iCris]

Better yet, how about getting your camera out again and encouraging the cat to face the light? No amount of post-processing is going to make this a well lit photo; you need to re-shoot it.

Thanks Phrasikleia
she its a street cat but when it returns to see it i try again,
maybe is better now?

And Thanks to all

 

[Yoursh]

 

[Phrasikleia]

Thanks Phrasikleia
she its a street cat but when it returns to see it i try again,
maybe is better now?

It's a better version of the same photo, yes.

The Tavole Palatine:

 

[iCris]

Another from my roses,hope you like

 

[compuwar]

Was asked by a local director to do promo shots for her upcoming play. This actress was very fun to shoot...:

60mm 1/60 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 800, Nikon D70s.

I'd have used some fill from the left to get rid of that annoying neck shadow and a gridded hair light and background light to bring her out of the background. She's almost got a Mona Lisa smile, it'd be worth a reshoot to me!

 

[soLoredd]

Our house in progress.

 

[gkarris]

Nothing fancy, I just pointed my iPhone camera towards the sun and the white balance tried to compensate, making the sun look HUGE.

Awesome shot! Thanks for proving that it's mainly the person behind the camera!

Is that a Military Wessel?

 

[FastEddy]

75mm; 1/250s; f/8; ISO800

IMOP: less would be more

 

[gnd]

Very creative, looks a bit like a semi abstract painting. Great composition too, nice work!

Thank you very much for the kind words Dunno why, but these reflections always look better rotated. Must be human perception of not wanting anything turned upside down.

 

[Phrasikleia]

IMOP: less would be more

Less *what* would be more? He said it's a straight capture, just rotated. Do you mean he should have cropped it more?

 

[Doylem]

Crummock Water...

 

[iamkewl]

Crummock Water...

Man I want to live where you live.

 

[mcavjame]

Canon 5D
Focal Length:50mm
Exposure:1/250 f9 ISO 400
Lens: Canon 50mm 1.8

 

[romanaz]

more from my day in Hackettstown, NJ with my Cokin filters. CnC is welcome

 

[thr33face]

it's raining and some blueish light caught my attention:

nikon d40, 135mm

 

[cookie1105]

With the revival of the Dave Hill style thread, I thought I'd mix the technique with some food shots from the other day.

 

[techie4life]

I'm back! This time it was a shoot with 6 friends all going off to college. I'll post a few pictures for the next few days. Enjoy!

Clickable!

 

[Brandon Heat]

 

[paintball312]

The lighting on it kind of sucked, that's what I get for going on a hike at 3:00pm

 

[Plymouthbreezer]

I'd have used some fill from the left to get rid of that annoying neck shadow and a gridded hair light and background light to bring her out of the background. She's almost got a Mona Lisa smile, it'd be worth a reshoot to me!

Good point. I was aware of that annoying line created by the shadow, and attempted to rid as much of it in PP... Unfortunately, I was short pressed on where/when I could shoot, and under what lighting. =[

Here's another from the same set:

 

[compuwar]

I was short pressed on where/when I could shoot, and under what lighting. =[

Hmm, don't both the cameras in your sig have pop-up flashes? Dialed down that'd work for fill...

 

[scott2006]

 

[liljohnny51]