The Buzzard Orchestral - "In The Hospital" Music Video [Family Livingroom Scene]
Canon EOS 6D
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
/3.5
1/30s
ISO1000
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Photo of the day November 2014
- Thread starter oblomow
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
The Buzzard Orchestral - "In The Hospital" Music Video [Family Livingroom Scene]
Canon EOS 6D
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
/3.5
1/30s
ISO1000
I spent bonfire night in Lewes and watched the truly remarkable celebrations there. Back in the 17th century the Catholic church condemned some protestants for some crime against god, and in protest the Lewes march started with burning crosses and an effigy of the pope. Surprisingly, political correctness hasn't crushed this tradition and they still do it every year 
I was standing by the war memorial at the time the burning crosses passed by in front and whipped out the 6+ for this shot.
Burning crosses and war memorials at Lewes bonfire night
by alex.stedman, on Flickr
I was standing by the war memorial at the time the burning crosses passed by in front and whipped out the 6+ for this shot.Burning crosses and war memorials at Lewes bonfire night
by alex.stedman, on Flickr
I really like the composition of this. The houses draw you to the church at the end as well as the dark, lone figure. Nicely done
Alex
Lovely picture sir... But it DOES look like you are about to strangle her.... I can empathise there with two little monkeys of my own!
----------
Gorgeous. What body/lens combo did you take this on? Asking becuase is suspect i use same combo and my shots suck. This proves i am the problem nit my kit... colours are really beautiful.
----------
Dude that must have been quite the party! You need a cleaner!
----------
Unreal!! You now have one more instagram follower too
+1. Stunning images...
Haha! It was a scene for a music video, it took 5 hours to create and just 30 minutes to remove. A lot of fun overall.
Of course it was! I bet it was just your standard look!
That's real dedication to spend 5 hours setting a scene. I don't have the patients for that.
Definitely prefer colour, you lose so much definition with the B&W that's not improved by it becoming "grittier" with that high contrast.
I like it. Nice to see another Detroiter on here! Technically I'm in Harper Woods but close enough.
I think I like the B+W version but think that is because I know you are headed to work so the darker feel is more fitting maybe?
----------
Keep going back to it. The blue tones, the sun peeking through from the cloud. Lovely.
Local waterfall fed by underground spring, gets interesting when freezing starts.
bhs_waterfall by Chuck Rodent, on Flickr
Lovely picture sir... But it DOES look like you are about to strangle her.... I can empathise there with two little monkeys of my own!
Thanks. Actually my brother-in-law and niece. Was taking a series of them together and he spontaneously acted like he was strangling her. Would have been more dramatic if he didn't have a smile on his face
I'm not a huge fan of squirrels, but love this shot.
Nice Doylem. I've noticed that your recent photos have colors that are more saturated/vibrant, though possible my eyes are playing tricks on me. Using a different filter or changing how you process your images?
