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Photo of the Day (December 2007)
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If you'd waited just a couple of seconds more, the girl would have a head...
I know - how lame! I only noticed when I got back (from Japan) that she was there. I do have one other photo that I took around the same time, so I should check that
I've never posted any pictures here before, but I thought I would give it a shot. I took this shot with my canon SD550 P&S out of our suburban window on the way to the mountain in the morning for ski training at 7am in Colorado. With this one I guess photo taking tactics and techniques go out the window (pun not necessarily intended).
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I'm slowly seeing more portrait work here. Good to see something different! I'll post a wide portrait shot i did for my friends and their two dogs. Eh.. obviously you can't see one of the dog's face....but oh well. This was a 'for fun' shot i wanted to do because i thought the small hill and the trees made a great natural frame. Plus we tried for a decent amount of times to get the dogs to run towards the middle *and* look at me. pretty tough!
Nikon D50
17-55 f/2.8
20mm
f/8
1/60 second
ISO 200
Nikon D50
17-55 f/2.8
20mm
f/8
1/60 second
ISO 200
Some more, taken Friday 7th December 2007.
All are taken with a Canon 1d mkIII, Canon 16-35 L USM II.
Each is comprised of up to 7 shots, taken handheld on high-speed drive, and bracketed +/- 3.0 stops.
I love this first photo of yours. Care to elucidate the details involved with how to do multiple exposures handheld? I need to figure this out.
I've had mixed results with handheld multiple exposures.
One tripod mounted RAW // HDR // Shutter: 4sec // Aperture: f/4.0 // Focal Length: 47mm // ISO 100
One tripod mounted RAW // HDR // Shutter: 4sec // Aperture: f/4.0 // Focal Length: 47mm // ISO 100
WOW! Sunrise plaza, that's DT KC? The new lofts and such?
One tripod mounted RAW // HDR // Shutter: 4sec // Aperture: f/4.0 // Focal Length: 47mm // ISO 100
how is the shutter at 4 seconds, yet the cars lights dont stream or blur?
great shot btw, like usual
My first attempts at HDR
I have been inspired by some of the HDR photos that I have seen and these are some of my first attempts taken over the last few days. They were shot with a Nikon D-100 with either 18-55mm or 24-120, ISO200, Raw,AEB +-2, Aperture priority. I used photomatix pro for merge and tone mapping.
I have been inspired by some of the HDR photos that I have seen and these are some of my first attempts taken over the last few days. They were shot with a Nikon D-100 with either 18-55mm or 24-120, ISO200, Raw,AEB +-2, Aperture priority. I used photomatix pro for merge and tone mapping.
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on the job....
This guy was bumming spare change on the corner, so I paid him a small donation as a trade for letting me take his photo. Part of a photo essay/article about inner NW Portland. Scanned from workprint.
Konica Big Mini 35 mm w/ 35mm f/2.8 AF lens
Kodak T-Max 400
This guy was bumming spare change on the corner, so I paid him a small donation as a trade for letting me take his photo. Part of a photo essay/article about inner NW Portland. Scanned from workprint.
Konica Big Mini 35 mm w/ 35mm f/2.8 AF lens
Kodak T-Max 400
"The evening streetscape"
One tripod mounted RAW // HDR // Shutter: 8 sec // Aperture: f/19.9 // Focal Length: 100mm // ISO 100
One tripod mounted RAW // HDR // Shutter: 8 sec // Aperture: f/19.9 // Focal Length: 100mm // ISO 100
Something missing in this thread
Where has Freebooter gotten off to? The bug macros were the highlight of the old thread for the longest time and the new IR stuff was looking good, but nothing now for a few weeks. Someone get over to Korea and see what's up.
Where has Freebooter gotten off to? The bug macros were the highlight of the old thread for the longest time and the new IR stuff was looking good, but nothing now for a few weeks. Someone get over to Korea and see what's up.
Geese on canal, Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire, UK
Just became my desktop picture. Great photo.
Matt...
Anyone up for making a separate HDR monthly photo topic? It might help to keep tips, techniques, and questions (which can be tricky) in a separate topic.
Maybe even a brief overview from Valdore as the first post of each month answering FAQs that frequently pop up.
Thoughts?
Maybe even a brief overview from Valdore as the first post of each month answering FAQs that frequently pop up.
Thoughts?
I guess he's still on holiday. He photo are (were) good. He'll be back. Shall I
ask my colleague who's flying back to korea to check on him?
Interesting idea, I'm up for it. Would we keep HDR's exclusively in that thread and out of this thread?
He's on vacation--traveling around mostly Southeast Asia I believe.