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Super shot. What an incredible creature you found there!
My new project is to find and photograph old Yugoslav-era farmhouses before they all get razed. Here's number two in the series:
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Super shot. What an incredible creature you found there!
My new project is to find and photograph old Yugoslav-era farmhouses before they all get razed. Here's number two in the series:
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This evening I watched Trey Ratcliff (stuckincustoms - you know, the great photographer who has pushed HDR in to our lives?) and his Interview with the book publisher (Peachpit) about his new book coming out soon. While I have experimented with HDR over the past 3 years, I have steered away from it recently as I push my own post processing style for Landscapes combining the use with on camera filters.
This is not to say that occasionally I wont pop out 3/5 exposures to blend as a HDR down the road sometime which is what happened with this shot. Inspired by Trey, this is a 2 shot (6 exposures) panoramic of Bryce Canyon at Sun Rise Point at Sun Set (confusing?).
I struggle with finding my 'Vision' at Bryce... but I will continue to push it further.
PS - the red glowing trees are where the sun was. The smoke is from controlled fires
My new project is to find and photograph old Yugoslav-era farmhouses before they all get razed. Here's number two in the series:
That's a worthy project and a neat looking farmhouse. Is it a barn and house in one building?
Note to Doylem
The flooding in your region of the UK made the National television news here in Canada last night. I hope you are high and dry and okay! The boffins on the telly said this was a one in a thousand year weather system for Cumbria. ( is that the proper spelling ? ) In any case, best wishes... and I imagine Windermere will be all the wetter.
BJ
The flooding in your region of the UK made the National television news here in Canada last night. I hope you are high and dry and okay! The boffins on the telly said this was a one in a thousand year weather system for Cumbria. ( is that the proper spelling ? ) In any case, best wishes... and I imagine Windermere will be all the wetter.
BJ
... and now for something completely different...
This is so cool! I love what you did here.
I've read articles on how people do this, thx for posting.
Phrasikleia: Thanks for the comments on my redo. Yes, it is 1/2 stop under.
A wall in Tacoma.
EXIF Summary: 1/125s f/8.0 ISO100 28mm
Dale
A wall in Tacoma.
EXIF Summary: 1/125s f/8.0 ISO100 28mm
Dale
Canon 20D, Sigma 75-300 DL at about 200mm (320mm equiv.), F5.6, 1/3200, ISO100, Fotodiox Nikon-F to EOS adapter
Thanks. Yeah, it was a common design, although this one is unusually connected. Most that I see have different wings for barn and house (although they are still attached at some point).
Phrasikleia: Thanks for the comments on my redo. Yes, it is 1/2 stop under.
A wall in Tacoma.
EXIF Summary: 1/125s f/8.0 ISO100 28mm
Dale
Nice color and graphic composition. It would make a good background for some text.
Thanks. Yesterday we had more rain than on any other day since records began. Lots of flooding in the North of Cumbria, lots of people facing Christmas in temporary accomodation. I got off pretty lightly, 'cos my shack's on a slope (rather than in a floodplain) but, yes, the lake is amazingly high.
This is Cockermouth - in calmer days, pre-flood - the little town that's been hardest hit...
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This evening I watched Trey Ratcliff (stuckincustoms - you know, the great photographer who has pushed HDR in to our lives?) and his Interview with the book publisher (Peachpit) about his new book coming out soon. While I have experimented with HDR over the past 3 years, I have steered away from it recently as I push my own post processing style for Landscapes combining the use with on camera filters.
This is not to say that occasionally I wont pop out 3/5 exposures to blend as a HDR down the road sometime which is what happened with this shot. Inspired by Trey, this is a 2 shot (6 exposures) panoramic of Bryce Canyon at Sun Rise Point at Sun Set (confusing?).
I struggle with finding my 'Vision' at Bryce... but I will continue to push it further.
PS - the red glowing trees are where the sun was. The smoke is from controlled fires
nice shot again.
Fogerty Creek Beach, Oregon
Model: NIKON D50
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/640 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 12mm
Model: NIKON D50
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/640 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 12mm
I very much hope that you and those close to you are safe in the face of this adversity.
Here is a rare shot of me on the other side of the lens (and even at that, only half of my head makes it into shot). I like it because it was taken without my knowledge, I prefer natural pictures rather than posed. Taken on PS Waverley.
