God its going to be hard taking a photo a day :/
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Model: Canon 400D
ISO: 1600
Exposure: 1/20th sec
Aperture: 5
Focal length: 18
ahhh cant be that hard lol
thats a nice picture i like the yellow.
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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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ahhh cant be that hard lol
thats a nice picture i like the yellow.
Pocket full of daisies...
I'm not really a flower photographer... and there's a reason for that - I don't really do it very well. Still, I kind of liked this in a dreamy kinda way...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D50
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 200mm
I'm not really a flower photographer... and there's a reason for that - I don't really do it very well. Still, I kind of liked this in a dreamy kinda way...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D50
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 200mm
Some of you might've seen this one before, but I reprocessed it and cleaned up the panorama seams a bit (and used converted RAWs for photos instead of the jpegs, heh).
I'm not really a flower photographer... and there's a reason for that - I don't really do it very well. Still, I kind of liked this in a dreamy kinda way...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D50
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: 2.8
Focal Length: 200mm
I think that image is beautiful friend.
Something a little different today! Click for larger
Just found out that the tilt-shift series I made of Washington DC earlier in the year is being displayed in 2010 at a major high end hotel chain in DC. This is one of the images that will be there...
Not my favorite, but it's their choice!
Shot with a Canon 5D mkII and a 45mm TS-E F/2.8
I had the 24TS on my 20D when I was in DC earlier in the year, I wish I would have had more time to shoot, the place would be amazing with a TS! Congrats on the display, can you say the chain?
A lil HDR
Storm passed over today I headed up the Canyon to get some leaves but they had all fallen off, but I did manage to stop and get some mean clouds.
2.5s, 10s, and 30s merged in Photomatix. 5DII
Storm passed over today I headed up the Canyon to get some leaves but they had all fallen off, but I did manage to stop and get some mean clouds.
2.5s, 10s, and 30s merged in Photomatix. 5DII
Storm passed over today I headed up the Canyon to get some leaves but they had all fallen off, but I did manage to stop and get some mean clouds.
2.5s, 10s, and 30s merged in Photomatix. 5DII
You perfectly caught the whole dynamic range, beautiful!
Storm passed over today I headed up the Canyon to get some leaves but they had all fallen off, but I did manage to stop and get some mean clouds.
2.5s, 10s, and 30s merged in Photomatix. 5DII
What a unique photograph! Outstanding!
Thanks a lot...
Gotta agree with the prior two posts - super image. The clouds look like they're moving and the tone mapping is tastefully done. Love this one!
This flower photo really stands out to me, Just perfect
May I have a higher-res version to add to my scrapbook of inspiration please?
I just mean its hard to find the time and a subject every day.
ahhh cant be that hard lol
thats a nice picture i like the yellow.
It's finding the time and subjects every day but I will try.
Cheers! using RAW has its advantages of being able to polish an average photo up a bit better
Storm passed over today I headed up the Canyon to get some leaves but they had all fallen off, but I did manage to stop and get some mean clouds.
2.5s, 10s, and 30s merged in Photomatix. 5DII
This is bloody brilliant!
I'd also like a hi-res version of this if possible? Perfect example of HDR imagery.
And my submission for today
#3 'The Creator'
Model: Canon 400D
ISO: 800
Aperture: 13
Exposure: 1/15th sec
Focal Length: 55mm
Playing around with self portraits and HDR.
I was going for the not overdone look. What do you reckon?
C&C appreciated.
I was going for the not overdone look. What do you reckon?
C&C appreciated.
Those are rubber ducks, no doubt? (quoting the late Douglas Adams: "you're never alone with a rubber duck" )
that is amazing :O Can you PLEASE describe to me how you do that? I wanted to shoot some drift event later this year and i have no idea how!Formula 1 in poor lighting
Its the - blurred wheels, the perfectly in focus car and the blurred background - how on earth do you get all that so perfect?
if you could let me know would be great thanks. Good lord man, what lens are you using for that? 55mm, quite close focusing distance by the looks of it!And my submission for today
#3 'The Creator'
Model: Canon 400D
ISO: 800
Aperture: 13
Exposure: 1/15th sec
Focal Length: 55mm
Gotta love the colors around this time of the year.
Really, really stunning. good job
And that HDR one back there is amazing! :O of the mountains, really want to try HDR now! well done mate
Playing around with self portraits and HDR.
I was going for the not overdone look. What do you reckon?
C&C appreciated.
I think you're on to something... it basically looks really good. Just watch the color saturation in the shadows - you don't want more there than in the mid-range or lit up areas.
Using the kits lens, the only other one I have is a 100-300mm zoom which doubles as a macro with an attachment (20 years old, from my dads old kit
)
Quasi tilt-shift. Yes it's a gimmicky shot, but I think it's sometimes fun to play in post (especially when all the processing was done on my iPhone).
Love it. Of course, I'm rather partial to the location.
Thanks. I will look into re-jigging the effect and see if I can't tone it down slightly.