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Been a while since I was here, but it's good to be back! Lots of great pics in here, wow! Love the Iceland one, the ones from Toronto...
Okay, was on 1 of the Dutch isles this weekend, pretty windy out there, so I went to the beach and shot this:
1/250th at f4.5
ISO 100
9.1 mm
Did some work on it in iPhoto to bring out the red in the bush, while keeping the blues in the sea and air. Came out quite nicely and better than the original, which was much flatter, I think. The clouds in the upper left corner may be a bit over-exposed, but no way I can fix that in iPhoto, and I kind of like this way of representing the sky, makes it more 'impressioniste'
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Have some more, will follow in the coming days.
Been a while since I was here, but it's good to be back! Lots of great pics in here, wow! Love the Iceland one, the ones from Toronto...
Okay, was on 1 of the Dutch isles this weekend, pretty windy out there, so I went to the beach and shot this:
1/250th at f4.5
ISO 100
9.1 mm
Did some work on it in iPhoto to bring out the red in the bush, while keeping the blues in the sea and air. Came out quite nicely and better than the original, which was much flatter, I think. The clouds in the upper left corner may be a bit over-exposed, but no way I can fix that in iPhoto, and I kind of like this way of representing the sky, makes it more 'impressioniste'
...Have some more, will follow in the coming days.
I took this photo at the beach (of course) yesterday (Nov 14th) during sunset.
Actually, it's not really a sunset. I took it facing the opposite direction away from the sunset since it wasn't very nice yesterday.
I like this shot a ton! The perspective is very, very nice
Thanks. I usually think my photos are rather plain.
I edited the photo and repost it after your post to make it brighter.
I usually think my photos are rather plain. I edited the photo and repost it after your post to make it brighter.
Thanks.
I edited the photo and repost it after your post to make it brighter.
It does look better brighter. I'm a big fan of overexposing my photos - the brighter, the more vibrant the color, the better
I'm a fan of underexposing my shots by 1/3rd of a stop because I'm a big fan of keeping details in the clouds rather than blowing them out and losing the details. Of course, you lose something entirely different when underexposing to much, but I still like the results better when I underexpose.
Actually, I overexposed most of these shots by 1/3 or 2/3 of a stop because of the scene and lighting situation. I knew the photo would be too dark overall if I listened to the meter on my D50, so I decided not to. Still came out a bit underexposed though, which again, is something that I prefer over overexposing a shot.
Of course, in many situations where the lighting isn't tricky, I just listen to the meter.
Of course, you lose something entirely different when underexposing to much, but I still like the results better when I underexpose. Actually, I overexposed most of these shots by 1/3 or 2/3 of a stop because of the scene and lighting situation. I knew the photo would be too dark overall if I listened to the meter on my D50, so I decided not to. Still came out a bit underexposed though, which again, is something that I prefer over overexposing a shot.
Of course, in many situations where the lighting isn't tricky, I just listen to the meter.
Last saturday evening, hagya sophia (aya sofia), Istanbul.
Canon 350D, 17-40, f4, 1/3s. 400ISO.
Canon 350D, 17-40, f4, 1/3s. 400ISO.
Looks like you've really got the gang of your new camera! That looks great!
I love Chicago's skyline.
Chatting in the Park
Daegu, South Korea
November 05, 2006
Canon A640
f/4 .1@0.00625
29.2mm (4x tele)
Daegu, South Korea
November 05, 2006
Canon A640
f/4 .1@0.00625
29.2mm (4x tele)
Fantastic!
I love asian cities. You can never find people dressed like that anymore. In my eyes, the way they're dressed is just so interested, especially to photograph.
I love asian cities. You can never find people dressed like that anymore. In my eyes, the way they're dressed is just so interested, especially to photograph.
twinke, twinkle..."On the Hour"
Hi All,
been awhile (busy; some good, some bad). Had a little downtime today:
Level 2 of the Eiffel, looking up.
Canon A80, 1/5sec, f/2.8, 8mm.
-hh
Hi All,
been awhile (busy; some good, some bad). Had a little downtime today:
Level 2 of the Eiffel, looking up.
Canon A80, 1/5sec, f/2.8, 8mm.
-hh
Yeah, it's always hard to take a photo of a well-known monument/touristy spot and make it decent. Think it's a good effort.
Shady
little bit of lightroom work, getting definition on this puppy is a challenge; for one thing he doesn't stay still...
little bit of lightroom work, getting definition on this puppy is a challenge; for one thing he doesn't stay still...
Taken Yesterday 11/13/06. On the way home from Florida. Funny thing is we were flying though a storm so the picture came out basically black and white. All I did to this picture was upped the saturation a bit to enhance whatever color was there.
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 30D
Size: 3504x2332
Bytes: 3133742
Aperture: f/9.0
ISO: 1600
Focal Length: 85mm (guess: 91mm in 35mm)
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 30D
Size: 3504x2332
Bytes: 3133742
Aperture: f/9.0
ISO: 1600
Focal Length: 85mm (guess: 91mm in 35mm)
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