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Photo of the Day May 2014
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Very cool. Thanks for the set-up shot -- was trying to figure out what you were shooting through. Nice use of bubble wrap.
Hummingbird (2832) by MCH-1138, on Flickr
D7000 Tokina 50-135mm f/2.8 @ 135mm 1/250 @ f/5.6 2 Speedlights
cheers!
there's some post production as well, among others, rubber stamps, motion blur, exposure/contrast/brightness, distortion, a lens flare etc etc
I have added the original photo in my post
canon 6D | TS-E 17mm | 1/180 | f/11 | iso 100 | 2x 600 ex rt
Thanks for the insight to yet another creative idea. Mine for today.
20140502-_DSC2027 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
This is just ridiculous, sir! These woods of yours make me think of enchanted faerie lands!
Mine for today. Oak creek, in Sedona AZ.
IMG_6345.jpg by Puckman2012, on Flickr
nice light indeed!
sorry Mr Stalking Mentor for removing my previous work, but I definitely had to post this new pic
Playing with the tilt-shift lens and some tight planes of focus. This is getting a plane of focus to follow a creek, starting at the pole on the lower left, tilted the full 8.5 degrees to get the narrow focal plane, rotated to align with the creek and finally focused throughout. I haven't used it in this way before, but think I might explore it a tad further in different scenarios. I'll try and avoid doing those miniature appearing scenes that most folks think of when you mention a tilt-shift lens, but I won't make any promises, I have one of them in mind... 
Very cool. I'm so glad that you threw in the behind the scenes for this, my pea sized brain was working overtime to work out how you could have done it...
Playing with the tilt-shift lens and some tight planes of focus. This is getting a plane of focus to follow a creek, starting at the pole on the lower left, tilted the full 8.5 degrees to get the narrow focal plane, rotated to align with the creek and finally focused throughout. I haven't used it in this way before, but think I might explore it a tad further in different scenarios. I'll try and avoid doing those miniature appearing scenes that most folks think of when you mention a tilt-shift lens, but I won't make any promises, I have one of them in mind...
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this is definitely not evidence of a pea sized brain
, not lacking in aesthetics eitherI have yet to put my TS to any actual use other than ultrawide
cheers!!
Uncle Stalker is very disappointed in you! Cool shot though. Looks like your being stalked.
You stalk people, I stalk squirrels.
You'll go to jail for longer!
Depends what you do with the squirrels!
Steps outside JFK library
Posted this earlier in color. I've noticed over time that the things that draw me to subjects and specific compositions are best rendered in B&W--tones, lines, forms, shapes, textures.
Going through a review process of some of my pics planning to print some for display at home.
Liked this better in B&W. Pattern of the stairs. Lots of lines leading the eye into the composition. Tonal variation with the shape of the building on the right that leads the eye into the composition. What is around the corner?
Felt this all fits in well with the broader subject of JFK. Dynamic speaker who drew people into his message, with a question mark of what was around the corner. Made stark by his early death.
Bleh. Too much text. Images speak for themselves or don't....
Posted this earlier in color. I've noticed over time that the things that draw me to subjects and specific compositions are best rendered in B&W--tones, lines, forms, shapes, textures.
Going through a review process of some of my pics planning to print some for display at home.
Liked this better in B&W. Pattern of the stairs. Lots of lines leading the eye into the composition. Tonal variation with the shape of the building on the right that leads the eye into the composition. What is around the corner?
Felt this all fits in well with the broader subject of JFK. Dynamic speaker who drew people into his message, with a question mark of what was around the corner. Made stark by his early death.
Bleh. Too much text. Images speak for themselves or don't....
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was kinda bored today, and messed up the DOF
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lack of faith by needfx, on Flickr[/URL]
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lack of faith by needfx, on Flickr[/URL]
going over some old slides
fat man in the Bradbury Science Museum, Los Alamos
The Fat Man? That's one heck of a restoration job.
Dale
Engaging
This is a photo that I shot this weekend of my daughter and her fiancé. I don't normally shoot portraits but I did like how this turned out considering it was shot on the spur of the moment. D610, Nikon 24-70 mm, f2.8
GLS_2313 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr
This is a photo that I shot this weekend of my daughter and her fiancé. I don't normally shoot portraits but I did like how this turned out considering it was shot on the spur of the moment. D610, Nikon 24-70 mm, f2.8
GLS_2313 - Version 2 by wwsakall, on Flickr