proper camera or phone camera?
ps, I've removed all exif data for you #solutionshortcutters
You could ask Ken if this is worth doing a 'How I did it' post - virtually dis that in my reply but could illustrate with intermediate steps if it was worth it.
proper camera or phone camera?
ps, I've removed all exif data for you #solutionshortcutters
Ken is scary. Can't you ask him? I'll give you my lunch money
Do it! I'd love to see what you did.
He's not scary. Just give him a Glasgow kiss if he steps out of line!
You bean on my lawn again?
Nice. I'll play
Don't think she needs a beauty dish.Thank you, here's the light setup.
There is also a 22" beauty dish used on this shot, out of frame camera left.
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We went to a rally on Saturday in protest of the Trump administration's policies on immigration in general and specifically the separation of children from their parents. Don't want to spark a political debate, but including another pic from the rally below.
For the pic you referenced, it was a lucky moment that I happened to catch. Not my stroller. Not my kid. Not the kid who belongs with the stroller.
I was taking some pics of my son and his cousin who were playing near the stroller (and made friends with the girl who is connected with the family of the stroller). Confused yet?
It was one of those weird moments where I saw the girl walking towards the stroller and immediately saw the pic I wanted in my head. I waited for her to get to the right spot and pressed the shutter.
In context it tells a story (a softer story than some of the other pics I took at the rally, but still a powerful story). I think it also works out-of-context (as a broader message about keeping all families together).
The capitol building is in the background but it is fairly blown out with just the hint of lines that could represent a stone wall (border wall?). Would be easy enough to remove them completely, but I think I like them there. I used a green filter in Silver Efex Pro to lighten the grass to give it a bit of a surreal feel and to separate it from the dark tones of the stroller. This also darkened the ribbon on her hat which I also liked. The letters on the sign suffered a bit as they didn't stand out as strongly, but I prefer it that way as the sign is important for the image but it isn't the most important element.
Bleh, enough babbling
Here is another pic from Saturday. It also tells a story.
Apologies for the potentially controversial nature of these pics. Not trying to piss anyone off. I was there with my camera and shot what I saw. The majority of the keepers from the day were actually of my son and niece
Nice. I'll play
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Don't think she needs a beauty dish.
Quite the contrary, I like seeing all of her. Doesn't need the beauty dish as it seems she's been dipped in the beauty pond.Don't like seeing her face?
Hahaha...if only it worked that way.Quite the contrary, I like seeing all of her. Doesn't need the beauty dish as it seems she's been dipped in the beauty pond.
I love it! how do they manage to stick on the floor ?meanwhile in australasia
Thanks for the background. Makes sense now.We went to a rally on Saturday in protest of the Trump administration's policies on immigration in general and specifically the separation of children from their parents. Don't want to spark a political debate, but including another pic from the rally below.
For the pic you referenced, it was a lucky moment that I happened to catch. Not my stroller. Not my kid. Not the kid who belongs with the stroller.
I was taking some pics of my son and his cousin who were playing near the stroller (and made friends with the girl who is connected with the family of the stroller). Confused yet?
It was one of those weird moments where I saw the girl walking towards the stroller and immediately saw the pic I wanted in my head. I waited for her to get to the right spot and pressed the shutter.
In context it tells a story (a softer story than some of the other pics I took at the rally, but still a powerful story). I think it also works out-of-context (as a broader message about keeping all families together).
The capitol building is in the background but it is fairly blown out with just the hint of lines that could represent a stone wall (border wall?). Would be easy enough to remove them completely, but I think I like them there. I used a green filter in Silver Efex Pro to lighten the grass to give it a bit of a surreal feel and to separate it from the dark tones of the stroller. This also darkened the ribbon on her hat which I also liked. The letters on the sign suffered a bit as they didn't stand out as strongly, but I prefer it that way as the sign is important for the image but it isn't the most important element.
Bleh, enough babbling
Here is another pic from Saturday. It also tells a story.
Apologies for the potentially controversial nature of these pics. Not trying to piss anyone off. I was there with my camera and shot what I saw. The majority of the keepers from the day were actually of my son and niece
Just because a pic has it's own context, doesn't mean it can't speak to other situations (we are living in a post-modern world after all ).
Last waterfall one. Always amazes me the range of results you can get from a scene just by moving around in a 10-foot zone. Comments always appreciated.
Woodland waterfall 4 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Really like these waterfall scenes! 
Neither. Film
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Beautiful place.
Phone - I'll tell you how I know later
Cheers
Hugh
https://www.flickr.com/photos/needfx/
Great capture. Make it better and crop in from the bottom left a bit.PHONE camera!
Amsterdam, 2015, iphone 6.
Silver effex processing
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Great capture. Make it better and crop in from the bottom left a bit.
Ford Mustang