Nicely done, very clean and professional (though, with this kind of photography, I wonder what I'm being sold: a water? a strawberry? an aspirational lifestyle?
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Photo of the Day (January 2008)
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Nicely done, very clean and professional (though, with this kind of photography, I wonder what I'm being sold: a water? a strawberry? an aspirational lifestyle?
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Thanks...
From my old back deck. I know it's noisy, but I tried to extract detail from the the mountain, which was basically a silhouette. I'll probably scan it again later and get a darker sky, better moon, and less noise - which comes from the scanning process, not the film.
With PS and HDR 'throwing' light into the shadows, I reckon it can be good, sometimes, to let things fall into silhouette...
Nicely done, very clean and professional (though, with this kind of photography, I wonder what I'm being sold: a water? a strawberry? an aspirational lifestyle?
Judging by my little chat with him, it is mostly a fun shot, but also a "lifestyle" shot, promoting healthy living ie: stayin away from soda and beer.
Very cool shot! I love the composition,. I still dont get hour you get so many beautiful sunsets. We rarely get any here in the west coast of BC, though we do get some, and its partly because of the time of the season
Thanks!
First I just make a regular color photo in HDR, then convert to BW in Photoshop.
From a few days ago...
January 17, 2008
Falls Church, VA
Nikon D3
80-400mm Nikkor
1/400@f/5.6
-1/3 EV
ISO 250
January 17, 2008
Falls Church, VA
Nikon D3
80-400mm Nikkor
1/400@f/5.6
-1/3 EV
ISO 250
I had a canon speedlight 430ex on camera and bounced it off a reflector (white card stock) on the left of the glass and another reflector on the right to bounce some light back.
Nicely done, very clean and professional (though, with this kind of photography, I wonder what I'm being sold: a water? a strawberry? an aspirational lifestyle?
Thanks Doylem. Marc is right, I took it for the photo a day project I'm doing. I've been trying to cut down on the amount of diet pepsi I drink by drinking flavored water instead and this image is suppose to represent that. If anything it could be selling paper towel because I used a lot cleaning up after.
I don't know if I consider this digital art or a photograph, but I decided to post it since it started with one of my photographs anyway.
Pulse
D40 | 1/320 at /9.0 | 18 mm | ISO 200
Pulse
D40 | 1/320 at /9.0 | 18 mm | ISO 200
Valdore - I'm really loving the BW HDR's. I'm going to have to try one sometime.
I took this for the project366 I'm doing.
Loved the pic, using as my background now..great work!
marclapierre, that is a fantastic nature photo! very effective use of longer shutter opening...
Three handheld RAWs // HDR
Shutter: varied
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 17mm
ISO 100
Three handheld RAWs // HDR
Shutter: varied
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 17mm
ISO 100
You're right, the more times you have your camera with you, the better shots you'll get. I used to see a beautiful scene, in amazing light, and promise myself I'd go back with my camera some day. But that never worked.
Rule no 1: "f8 and BE THERE'...
Nice shot, but I'd have been tempted to do my 'editing' a bit earlier, probably by choosing a composition without that (for me) distracting stick. Maybe this is just me being overly fastidious...
It's well-done... though this is the kind of thing I dream about if I've eaten too much cheese before bedtime...
I could! You're right! Solved my dilemma!! If there was a smily that represented a chuckle, it'd be right here! But this'll do
This one snuck in whilst I was possibly being a little verbose earlier.
I really like it!
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Arghhh!!! I gotta say more than that! I love that blue colour!
Now that's restraint
Thanks!
I was just kidding, the thoughtfulness you put into your comments is really nice.
Nice shot, but I'd have been tempted to do my 'editing' a bit earlier, probably by choosing a composition without that (for me) distracting stick. Maybe this is just me being overly fastidious...
Actually, the stick is my main focal point. I loved the way it was just sitting there in the middle of the falls, and the way the icicles were hanging from it.
PS: Earlier?
Thank you!
If it was a conscious decision, then fair enough. By 'earlier editing', I just mean getting 95% of the picture sorted in the camera... to minimise the need for more than the most basic post-production.
Oh, I see. Well, I mainly just did some simple colour changing. Not to much editing. Changed the tempature to cooler, it was a little underexposed so I exposed it a little more. Saturated it a lot.