Very nice, and chance of a larger (1680 x 1050) file for a wallpaper? I'm looking forward to my Le Mans trip next year so I can take some pictures of some modern cars.
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Very nice, and chance of a larger (1680 x 1050) file for a wallpaper? I'm looking forward to my Le Mans trip next year so I can take some pictures of some modern cars.
Thanks, and I am sorry but no wallpapers for this. I've also turned down requests for prints. My 16x24 is a 1/1, and I'm making an 8x12 to send to Alan in London. Other than that there will be no other prints or high-res digital copies.
Are you going to Le Mans this coming June? We are planning to attend, but probably not before 2009 and maybe not until 2010. American Le Mans Series (ALMS) is our favorite race series. We're planning 3-4 events this coming year (Sebring, Road America, Road Atlanta, and TBD).
very nice pciture. must be exciting to go to events like that. around here there isnt much of that.
Not sure where in Canada you are, but ALMS races at Mosport (near Toronto) in August/September; ChampCar has 3 Canadian races (Edmonton, Mont-Tremblant, and Toronto); and Formula 1 races at Montreal in June. All great racing events.
Ya, i am a little ways from vancouver. i know we have mission and saratoga speedway, but still those are a little ways away. i may have to dedicate a day next year to go to a race or 2.
Doylem: again, really nice colours. I think you should have got the subject to not move though, the blur is distracting.
hey, im new to THIS photography part of the forum. i dunno how you guys do it here, do you comment and critique some of the shots, or no? i know other forums do it, get advice and imput to help get better.
Doylem: again, really nice colours. I think you should have got the subject to not move though, the blur is distracting.
hey, im new to THIS photography part of the forum. i dunno how you guys do it here, do you comment and critique some of the shots, or no? i know other forums do it, get advice and imput to help get better.
"Urban decay" -- Kansas City, Missouri.
1/200 // f/9.9 // Focal Length: 17mm // ISO 100 // HDR from one RAW
1/200 // f/9.9 // Focal Length: 17mm // ISO 100 // HDR from one RAW
It can be done both ways. Traditionally it is done with 3 or more different exposures of the same composition merged together (best for when there is no movement anywhere). For this photo above though I just took the RAW and gave it exposure biases in Aperture of +2, 0, and -2, exported the versions and then merged them in Photomatix. I'm finding that I actually like doing it from one RAW more, for whatever reason.
Interesting, ive never tried it that way before. Ive tried it with (composition?) bracket, and also just taking 3-5 pictures in JPEG or RAW, and trying it that way.
I dont have much experience with HDR yet, but ill get some time in playing with it soon enough.
Pink Roses
Here's a shot of some flowers on Thanksgiving...
Camera: Canon EOS XTi
Lens: Tamron 17-50 f2.8
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/80 @ f/2.8
Here's a shot of some flowers on Thanksgiving...
Camera: Canon EOS XTi
Lens: Tamron 17-50 f2.8
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/80 @ f/2.8
Getting his "wild thing" on...
Yeah, I know... clichéd kid shot - but cute. He was concentrating so hard to not move while the brush tickled his face... b/w film, printed, scanned.
Canon EOS A2
Canon 100-300 f/4.5-5.6 USM
No exif recorded
Freebooter: Nice framing on the temple shot.
Epicwelshman I'm glad you're still with us. It sure beats the alternative...
I like the swan shot, especially the ripply reflections of color.
Yeah, I know... clichéd kid shot - but cute. He was concentrating so hard to not move while the brush tickled his face... b/w film, printed, scanned.
Canon EOS A2
Canon 100-300 f/4.5-5.6 USM
No exif recorded
Freebooter: Nice framing on the temple shot.
Epicwelshman I'm glad you're still with us. It sure beats the alternative...
I like the swan shot, especially the ripply reflections of color.
feelin' blue
Taken in Portsmouth, NH on Thanksgiving.
D200 @ 42mm
ISO 200
1/125
f/5.6
Just slightly lightened in picasa.
Taken in Portsmouth, NH on Thanksgiving.
D200 @ 42mm
ISO 200
1/125
f/5.6
Just slightly lightened in picasa.
Morpho peleides
Taken yesterday on a trip to my university's botanical garden.
Morpho peleides
Canon S2 IS + Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro lens
1/60, f7.1, ISO 50, handheld
Taken yesterday on a trip to my university's botanical garden.
Morpho peleides
Canon S2 IS + Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro lens
1/60, f7.1, ISO 50, handheld
Now that is a capture of epic proportions! Beautiful. You must have been waiting for days... I'm still waiting to get that close to a wild eagle. I feel congratulations are in order! You rule.
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