I concur...
but don't get me wrong, I love that shot
I agree, it does look much BETTER on black...
I would love to have a choice of having either white or black/grey background on this forum...
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Photo of the Day - November 2008
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I concur...
but don't get me wrong, I love that shot
I agree, it does look much BETTER on black...
I would love to have a choice of having either white or black/grey background on this forum...
Awesome, as always ! The view, the range of colour, the light are all perfect
Really like this one too, you pretty much nailed it . Nice post processing too.
Mine for today, taken on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. One of the few times there was actually any light yesterday here.
(1 Second Exposure at F22 on a PentaxK10d 18mm)
Beautiful. Wow. Great view & scenery. And envy of course....
I had to do it with a view of the Rhine in Germany.
1/160s f/14.0 ISO400 17mm
Mine for today, taken on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. One of the few times there was actually any light yesterday here.
(1 Second Exposure at F22 on a PentaxK10d 18mm)
Super shot. The long exposure really gives it an otherworldly look.
thanks Steamie
since my last one was on the serious side...here's a fun one for today (I'm on the bottom
click photo to view on black.
edit: oh and I love how all the jeans line up on the right.
just looked thru your flickr, that studio stuff you are doing looks insanely good man...
Smoke & Lights
Canon S80
Exposure: 1 sec (1)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 5.8 mm
I ran backstage and took a few pics with my PnS for candids.
Canon S80
Exposure: 1 sec (1)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 5.8 mm
I ran backstage and took a few pics with my PnS for candids.
really great.
details?
Here's a shot I took of my Dad while showing him all my new equipment. I really like it a lot, from a sentimental stance. I don't get many shots of him because he doesn't really like to be photographed.
Anyway, just my ringflash with the 30" diffuser.
5D
82mm
f/11 @ 160th
ISO 100
click for larger:
thanks Steamie
since my last one was on the serious side...here's a fun one for today (I'm on the bottom
click photo to view on black.
edit: oh and I love how all the jeans line up on the right.
these are super awesome.
they look amazing and inspire me more to keep saving for lighting!
Here's mine for today:
Really nice photo Nintendochick
Pentaxk10d , 1/5 second , f11 , 18mm
Sorry to be the dissenting voice, but I'm not sure it works here to have the sun 'in shot'. Even though it's low in the sky, it's so bright that it's just blown out to white.
If the sun is half hidden by clouds, or tree branches, or the sky is hazy, or the sun is even closer to the horizon (ie sunrise/sunset), then there's not quite such a stretch between the brightest and darkest areas of a pic, and a DSLR sensor will record some detail in the sun and surrounding area (a grey grad filter can help too)...
Frozen pier...
Birds on a Wire
Camera: Pentax K200D
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/9.5
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 400
We got a little snow last week, and this is what I saw out the window that morning.
I forgot flickr doesn't host the EXIF data with the plug-in....edited, and thanks.
Camera: Pentax K200D
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/9.5
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 400
We got a little snow last week, and this is what I saw out the window that morning.
I forgot flickr doesn't host the EXIF data with the plug-in....edited, and thanks.
I think it would be have been good to take the shot from a lower angle by crouching down, eliminating some of the 'dead ground' between the no trespassing sign and the people walking around behind it.feedback always welcome.
And mine for today (sorry dont have the EXIF)
But I can say it was about a 20 second exposure about a half hour after sundown.
C&C Welcome
20 sec exposure?
Beautiful. I've seen a lot of great shots come out of that aquarium.
Didn't you love the beluga whales?!
And mine for today (sorry dont have the EXIF)
But I can say it was about a 20 second exposure about a half hour after sundown.
C&C Welcome
Nikon D80
32mm
1/2 sec
f/4.2
ISO 400
October 9, 2008
It's all there in the file.
As for C&C: I think this shot would have benefited from a more shallow DOF (the background is distracting) and better lighting (it's rather flat).