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Photo of the Day October 2014

kenoh said:
Really like the lighting and the construct of this but... their legs look a little differently processed to the rest of the image. Plus, maybe just me, but nicer footwear would have maybe been more glam...
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These two are tomboys from a small town, who had never done a photo shoot before (none of my models are 'models'). What they wore was fine for what we were doing and keeping in mind it was there first shoot...I wasn't going to give them any flack for that.

Legs were processed the same (frequency separation) as the rest, legs just take more work to look 'nice' on non model type people.

Thanks for the comment on lighting, that's what I'm practicing with in ALL of these shots. ;)
 
Another "Chippie"

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Taken inside a building that is being constructed on my campus.
 

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I beat the rain and cold wind that tore through here this past weekend that sent many of the leaves to ground this past weekend. I took this shot this past Friday late in the afternoon.
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Photographed American Authors tonight at The Ogden in Denver. Had all access and got some pretty intense shots.
 

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Shot a friend's wedding Saturday. The quality is a little lack luster, but that's because this was an upload to Flickr from a download from Facebook, so it's been through the ringer. :D

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Hallet Cove Conservation Park, South Australia. Another two frame/image pano. with the tilt-shift lens shifted left and right.

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An owl feather on my iPad as a dark reflective base, taken with the iPhone 6, with very low level indirect light from a window.

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Woke up early and the sun was lighting up the flowers. D90 200m lens f5.6 it's had a little bit of work (a difference sandwich).

 
Alexander.Of.Oz said:
An owl feather on my iPad as a dark reflective base, taken with the iPhone 6, with very low level indirect light from a window.

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Incredible shot with relatively unsophisticated equipment - I mean no speedlites or macro lenses etc. Astonishing the quality you get from your iphone! well done.

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The Bad Guy said:
Nice. I did the same sort of thing a while ago with some marbles.

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Marble Madness by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
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Really like this one. Nice light.
 
The Bad Guy said:
Nice. I did the same sort of thing a while ago with some marbles.
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Very nice, I played with clear glass balls a while ago in a black saucer of water and got some good results with the macro lens. After doing the last couple of days of a Facebook 5 day B&W challenge, using the iPad to reflect things on, I want to go grab a few huge glass and mirror tiles to play with. The glass balls will come out and get a play with first off.

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kenoh said:
Incredible shot with relatively unsophisticated equipment - I mean no speedlites or macro lenses etc. Astonishing the quality you get from your iphone! well done.
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To be fair, I am using the app 645Pro, which gives you as much control of your iPhone as you could ever need, apart from syncing with a speedlite, which could be handy! :rolleyes:
 
Was walking around earlier this morning. Thought this had an October feel to it.

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