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I love the WA look at the pup. What lens did you use for this?
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Photo of the Day - November 2009
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I love the WA look at the pup. What lens did you use for this?
Another from the Day of the Dead, Tacoma Art Museum.
Hamming for mom.
Dale
Camera: Canon XSi
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 77mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/500@f/5.0
Lens: Tamron AF28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di VC
Hamming for mom.
Dale
Camera: Canon XSi
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 77mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/500@f/5.0
Lens: Tamron AF28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 XR Di VC
May someone please tell me what kind of bird this is? I searched my fathers entire book on birds that live in B.C. but I can't find this one. I think it's a Fox Sparrow but I'm probably way off.
Other then that.. this is my photo of the day
Cheers!
Mike
beautiful
Cleaning up...
After finishing the cyclocross course, riders deal with the mud on their equipment.
Model: NIKON D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/350 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 86mm
Thanks LERsince1991 for the nice comment. I really like your last photo - it's really creative and well done.
After finishing the cyclocross course, riders deal with the mud on their equipment.
Model: NIKON D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/350 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 86mm
Thanks LERsince1991 for the nice comment. I really like your last photo - it's really creative and well done.
After finishing the cyclocross course, riders deal with the mud on their equipment.
Model: NIKON D300
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/350 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 86mm
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Typical. The riders are filthy, cut up and bleeding and they worry about their bikes...
...Dale
Finally trying photoshop
Hi everyone, nice photos so far! Really liking some of the "Fall" themes (Halloween, changing leaves, etc).
I just took a trip to Liechtenstein and picked a photo that obviously needed some work (at the very least it needed to be straightened and have something done about the clouds) so I could try out photoshop, which I just started playing around with. Any comments would be greatly appreciated, but I hope you enjoy the Fall colors.
Original photo here
Edit: Here's the camera info:
Canon 40D, 1/320, f/9, ISO 400, 200mm (using Canon's f/2.8L 70-200mm), with a bad tripod that I'm hoping to replace after xmas.
Edit 2: Also had a red enhancing filter on the lens, forgot about that.
Thanks for the C&C
Hi everyone, nice photos so far! Really liking some of the "Fall" themes (Halloween, changing leaves, etc).
I just took a trip to Liechtenstein and picked a photo that obviously needed some work (at the very least it needed to be straightened and have something done about the clouds) so I could try out photoshop, which I just started playing around with. Any comments would be greatly appreciated, but I hope you enjoy the Fall colors
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Original photo here
Edit: Here's the camera info:
Canon 40D, 1/320, f/9, ISO 400, 200mm (using Canon's f/2.8L 70-200mm), with a bad tripod that I'm hoping to replace after xmas.
Edit 2: Also had a red enhancing filter on the lens, forgot about that.
Thanks for the C&C
I'm not sure about this one (C&C appreciated)
I've noticed myself doing this before on a few occasions, and I'm not sure if it's "bad" by what most people think, but I've finally figured out what I don't like about it so I could stop doing the same thing.
You have a narrow depth of field, which is normally fine, but your subject (what is in focus) is the same thing as what is out of focus in both the fore- and background. This makes it seem less like there is something you are drawing the eye towards, and more like it's just a random or out of place strip of focus.
To complicate the problem, the subject is a random cluster of small objects. While this can be done, for some reason it's just not working for me here. Maybe something about the angle of the photo, not really sure, but I'm having trouble really being drawn to the purpose or focus.
I love the glow of Kona in the morning...
Outstanding shot, I can smell it thru my computer screen!
Yeah, you summed up the problem pretty well there. We look in vain for a subject in this photo. The eye scans around and sees nothing but "setting," which makes the photo seem unresolved.
tried some night shooting, didnt really work either overexposed moon or no clouds, shooting at iso 1600 and no tripod. Best i could get aha
either overexposed moon or no clouds, shooting at iso 1600 and no tripod. Best i could get aha
Thanks for the feedback Phrasikleia and Ja Di ksw. It will help in future.
I like the angle/colour/pattern on this one:
I like the angle/colour/pattern on this one:
#12 The view
Hi everyone, nice photos so far! Really liking some of the "Fall" themes (Halloween, changing leaves, etc).
I just took a trip to Liechtenstein and picked a photo that obviously needed some work (at the very least it needed to be straightened and have something done about the clouds) so I could try out photoshop, which I just started playing around with. Any comments would be greatly appreciated, but I hope you enjoy the Fall colors
Original photo here
Edit: Here's the camera info:
Canon 40D, 1/320, f/9, ISO 400, 200mm (using Canon's f/2.8L 70-200mm), with a bad tripod that I'm hoping to replace after xmas.
Edit 2: Also had a red enhancing filter on the lens, forgot about that.
Thanks for the C&C
This is a considerable improvement over the original, but it is a little on the "hot" side for me. I would like it more if the lit area of the building was more of a white. Otherwise, very nice for just "playing".
Dale
Same lake , but November.
Series I'm doing with the same lake , same time of month , same time of day,
same gear. See October and September POTD.
Series I'm doing with the same lake , same time of month , same time of day,
same gear. See October and September POTD.
I'm not sure about this one (C&C appreciated)
Yup... a narrow DoF is a promise that what is in focus is particularly significant. If we don't find it... we feel kinda cheated...