This was January 22, 2010 after a overnight snowfall. It was trying to clear up but the storm continued over part of the area.
Red Rock looks different everytime I go out there. Depends on the season and the time of day. Great photo opportunities.
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Photo of the Day - March 2010
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This was January 22, 2010 after a overnight snowfall. It was trying to clear up but the storm continued over part of the area.
Red Rock looks different everytime I go out there. Depends on the season and the time of day. Great photo opportunities.
I like your photo - very atmospheric - and I like your attitude: it's to fun to go back and back and back to see what a landmark looks like in different light...
more orbs!! still trying to get the background black, but i think it will be too difficult for this one. i don't even know how to attempt it.
or is it possible just to black out the square background and to see how it looks? what you guys think?
Very cool, I checked out your site. I really like the painting with light thing and am very want to try it our myself. I have everything I need to do it, minus the time. How did you get the globes? Did you string up a light and swing it?
Very cool, I checked out your site. I really like the painting with light thing and am very want to try it our myself. I have everything I need to do it, minus the time. How did you get the globes? Did you string up a light and swing it?
yes, as you see in this picture from page 26 post #631, it is a cleaner ORB. you have a nice bright light, and spin it like a circle. then you don't move your hand, but you keeping spinning it and spin around your hand. imagine you as the earth, and your hand as the sun. rotate around it 360.
take a look at the blog on my website for the exact tools you can use/tips.
It's a 100% crop. 1/200, f11, ISO 400. I typically adjust flash output via FEC on the go, shot to shot. I can't remember what the FEC was set to.
Dave
Ahhh, ok. was thinking it might have been last month after that heavy rainstorm. That's when i was up there, and the joint was covered in snow.
Tequila (Tiki Tila) - a Baja rescue
Yesterday up in the woods...
Camera: Nikon D300 w/Nikkor 80-200 f/2.8
Exposure: 1/160
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 200mm
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: -1/3 EV
Yesterday up in the woods...
Camera: Nikon D300 w/Nikkor 80-200 f/2.8
Exposure: 1/160
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 200mm
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: -1/3 EV
Thanks for the comments on the lychee plate. All of our china is white, although we talked about putting that item on the menu we would probably try to get something a different color as it is too white.
I did use a flash, but not the built in one, I had my speedlight on the camera with the flash pointed up. The corner of the plate not being in the corner of the frame... that is due to me cropping the picture and not paying attention to that. One more thing to remember and think about!
I did setup a "mini" studio in the back of the restaurant, but I will have to wait until after work to post that photo so that it is tomorrow since I posted the other one today
Chef Jay
I did use a flash, but not the built in one, I had my speedlight on the camera with the flash pointed up. The corner of the plate not being in the corner of the frame... that is due to me cropping the picture and not paying attention to that. One more thing to remember and think about!
I did setup a "mini" studio in the back of the restaurant, but I will have to wait until after work to post that photo so that it is tomorrow since I posted the other one today
Chef Jay
One more thing to remember and think about!
I did setup a "mini" studio in the back of the restaurant, but I will have to wait until after work to post that photo so that it is tomorrow since I posted the other one today
Chef Jay
I'm only an amateur too, so i feel you on the "one more thing to remember". lol, i swear i learn something new, EVERYday on this forum.
Was the lychee shot in your mini studio? Also, since you have the little setup now might i suggest different color table cloths, and if it was me i would get a some extra plates of various shapes, sizes, and colors. Had the lychee been on say a black plate i think it would have helped a lot.
Your Bog!
Your bog is bogger than my bog!
Spring Time Bog
EXIF Summary: 1/160s f/8.0 ISO100 Tamron 28-74 f2.8@44mm
Dale
Your bog is bogger than my bog!
Toads
I like this shot. We have "American" toads in my part of Canada... and in the spring, they "sing" this lovely long melodious chirp. Mind you, that's still a few weeks away from now! I think I may just tune up myself! BJ
Spawning Season.
I like this shot. We have "American" toads in my part of Canada... and in the spring, they "sing" this lovely long melodious chirp. Mind you, that's still a few weeks away from now! I think I may just tune up myself! BJ
(focus aside) I Can't decide if I like this shot or not
I can't really decide if I like this photo or not. First off, I really wish the bud was in focus, which is a critical error, but with my point-and-shoot, it was a little difficult. I was playing with the Color Accent feature on the camera.
Any advice for a beginner?
Device: Canon PowerShot SX210 IS
Focal Length: 57.619
F number: 5.6
Exposure Time: 1/640
How do I put the full picture in the post? If I try to attached it it limits me to a tiny 1.1 MB
I can't really decide if I like this photo or not. First off, I really wish the bud was in focus, which is a critical error, but with my point-and-shoot, it was a little difficult. I was playing with the Color Accent feature on the camera.
Any advice for a beginner?
Device: Canon PowerShot SX210 IS
Focal Length: 57.619
F number: 5.6
Exposure Time: 1/640
How do I put the full picture in the post? If I try to attached it it limits me to a tiny 1.1 MB
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Creepy
Okay, that's creepy close. eeeeccchhhhh. Nice tho, but creepy. Dd I say ecchhh ?
Warning, moderately large image
Dragonfly (not sure on species).
Dave
Okay, that's creepy close. eeeeccchhhhh. Nice tho, but creepy. Dd I say ecchhh ?
Auto Everything. (Camera type and lens in signature.)
I didn't even know SLRs had full auto.
I'm only an amateur too, so i feel you on the "one more thing to remember". lol, i swear i learn something new, EVERYday on this forum.
Was the lychee shot in your mini studio? Also, since you have the little setup now might i suggest different color table cloths, and if it was me i would get a some extra plates of various shapes, sizes, and colors. Had the lychee been on say a black plate i think it would have helped a lot.
That one was taken on a tray, right before it went out to the guests. I do learn something new everyday here, which is why I feel like I am progressing, which is the whole point for me
I do have some different color cloths for the mini studio. Cannot do much about the plates, yet. We do have several different sizes and shapes, but they are all white.Chef Jay
