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Photo Of The Day - February 2018
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IN the blacksmith's forge, a stump with a lot of nails. Horseshoe work I'm guessing.
I like it.
Thank you, kind sir. Hopefully there's better to come in the next few days.
Cheers
Hugh
Beautiful photo. How did you shoot it? Did you focus stack it? I'm always trying to compose a rose just like this and I can never get it to look like this. I come close though. I just shot a bunch of roses a few days ago that my husband gave me. I wanted one like this, but couldn't figure out how to do it. I did try and came close.
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I like the infrared pics. Very nice. It's been on my list to try infrared photography, do you use an infrared filter? Or something else?
Not sure I got this composition right, but I thought it was a pretty scene.
_DSC6476 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
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Looking at your website, you have some beautiful flower shots.
Taken last year in my garden. Rhododendron bud slowly opening. Shot with Canon 80D with Lensbaby Sweet 50.
My favourite fruit, the fig!
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority Mode
ISO 160, 75mm, f/4, 1/320
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority Mode
ISO 160, 75mm, f/4, 1/320
Thank you for your lovely comment - I have an old Panasonic G1 camera that has been converted to IR, meaning that the filter over the sensor has been replaced with one that only lets infrared light through, in this case 680nm.
In post processing, if the red / blue channels are swapped then saturation boosted you can get the so called 'goldie' effect you see in my photos.
Cheers
Hugh
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That photo is absolutely stunning! Great shot!
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That photo is absolutely stunning! Great shot!
Thank you very much !More from the Corning Museum of Glass:
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That photo is absolutely stunning! Great shot!
Cheers
Hugh
KLM coming into Calgary ...
Thanks for the feedback on rose 2.0 @kgphotos its a single frame shot at 70mm with a 36mm extension tube, ISO 800, f/22, 5 secs, cropped a tiny bit. I did a similar one last year (aka rose 1.0) with totally different settings but with a similar look.
Thanks for the feedback on rose 2.0 @kgphotos its a single frame shot at 70mm with a 36mm extension tube, ISO 800, f/22, 5 secs, cropped a tiny bit. I did a similar one last year (aka rose 1.0) with totally different settings but with a similar look.
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Wow!More from the Corning Museum of Glass:
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That photo is absolutely stunning! Great shot!
20170819-_DSC1396 by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
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Not sure I got this composition right, but I thought it was a pretty scene.
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Looking at your website, you have some beautiful flower shots.
The composition just looks fine to me . I like how the open gate seems to naturally lead your eyes into entering the path and lead you to the church. But there is a lot of tilt to the image and you might want to consider some lens correction to straighten things out.