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Photo of the Day - March 2010
- Thread starter Designer Dale
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Wow! How did you do that?
Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T2i
Exposure: 0.008 sec (1/125)
Aperture: f/10.0
Focal Length: 34 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Candy.
Man that is nice. Please explain how you did this
btw guys how to resize the photos you quote? sorry for this big photo quote
Wow! How did you do that?
Man that is nice. Please explain how you did this
Thanks!
Here is a picture I took of the setup I used to take that picture.
I took a piece of glass from a picture frame and sprayed it with RainX so that the water would bead up nicely. I then put a plate of M&M minis under the glass and then set the focus to manual and then focused on the image of the M&Ms in the drops. I used a Canon Rebel XTi with a Canon 100mm Macro lens. Lighting was an Alienbee B800 shooting through a white umbrella.
Went on a hike down the street from my house the other day, and found some horses!
This is a beautiful horse, the photo likewise, I like the tight composition, but it would have been a much stronger photo if the horse's eye was in focus.
Garden detail
Fujifilm Finepix 810
1/220 @ f3.2
ISO 100
It looks almost as though the cottage is generating its own light. Is that taken with a digital camera? The colours remind me of photographs captured on film. It's a lovely picture but it doesn't tempt me to live there in the winter!
When you press the 'Quote' button you'll see something like the following:
If you insert a T into the
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you'll get a thumbnail you can comment on. This is the one I used to comment on Doylem's beautiful photograph, above.
Fujifilm Finepix 810
1/220 @ f3.2
ISO 100
Strange light: more like autumn than spring...
It looks almost as though the cottage is generating its own light. Is that taken with a digital camera? The colours remind me of photographs captured on film. It's a lovely picture but it doesn't tempt me to live there in the winter!
When you press the 'Quote' button you'll see something like the following:
If you insert a T into the
[TIMG]http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/4934/farml.jpg[/TIMG]
you'll get a thumbnail you can comment on. This is the one I used to comment on Doylem's beautiful photograph, above.
Thanks!
Here is a picture I took of the setup I used to take that picture.
I took a piece of glass from a picture frame and sprayed it with RainX so that the water would bead up nicely. I then put a plate of M&M minis under the glass and then set the focus to manual and then focused on the image of the M&Ms in the drops. I used a Canon Rebel XTi with a Canon 100mm Macro lens. Lighting was an Alienbee B800 shooting through a white umbrella.
Thanks man that is nice how it came out. What did you have on top of the hot shoe?
When you press the 'Quote' button you'll see something like the following:
If you insert a T into thetags like this
[TIMG]http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/4934/farml.jpg[/TIMG]
you'll get a thumbnail you can comment on. This is the one I used to comment on Doylem's beautiful photograph, above.
Thanks for the information! Love the Garden picture btw
Beautifuly simple...
Beautifully lit (though there's some strange artefacts on the far left)...
Thanks. The camera's digital (Nikon D200, 17-80mm) and the light is natural (but a bit odd).
whirling twirling thingy at last summers farm show.
A governor of some sort for a steam driven piece of equipment
A governor of some sort for a steam driven piece of equipment
It is a Cybersync CST wireless transmitter used to fire the Alienbee B800 strobe behind the umbrella.
Thanks!
Here is a picture I took of the setup I used to take that picture.
I took a piece of glass from a picture frame and sprayed it with RainX so that the water would bead up nicely. I then put a plate of M&M minis under the glass and then set the focus to manual and then focused on the image of the M&Ms in the drops. I used a Canon Rebel XTi with a Canon 100mm Macro lens. Lighting was an Alienbee B800 shooting through a white umbrella.
Alien Bees! Nice setup and shot.
It's a wireless transmitter for his strobe.
Thanks man! I will see you some question in your private box about your lighting.
That has got to be one of the most creative works of photography I've seen, absolutely amazing.
On another note, trip to the park yielded this picture:
That has got to be one of the most creative works of photography I've seen, absolutely amazing.
On another note, trip to the park yielded this picture:
Seconded on the M&Ms.
Also the purple oof flowers create a lovely background in that shot.