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Rainy Mountaintop: Last Evening
Mt. Yongji, South Korea
March 4, 2007.
Sony DSC R1
3 shot HDR
iso 160
Mt. Yongji, South Korea
March 4, 2007.
Sony DSC R1
3 shot HDR
iso 160
I love it. Anyway you'd be willing to email me or link to a 1280 x 800 version of it for my MB?
This was published in a national UK photographic magazine at the end of 2006, and I guess I didn't see this thread until now.
Great thread btw!
David
I remember seeing this posted on FM and in said Mag.
It's still a fantastic picture.
I remember seeing this posted on FM and in said Mag.
It's still a fantastic picture.
Awesome photo
FJ
Hello
Taken at a Bird sanctuary near my home.
NIKON D40
2007:01:25
Flash used: Yes
Focal length: 200.0mm
Exposure time: 0.017 s (1/60)
Aperture: f/6.3
ISO equiv.: 360
Exposure bias: 0.33
Metering Mode: center weight
Exposure: aperture priority
Taken at a Bird sanctuary near my home.
NIKON D40
2007:01:25
Flash used: Yes
Focal length: 200.0mm
Exposure time: 0.017 s (1/60)
Aperture: f/6.3
ISO equiv.: 360
Exposure bias: 0.33
Metering Mode: center weight
Exposure: aperture priority
Childhood
Oh how I long for these days...
My son jumping off the swing in our backyard:
Nikon D50 (18-55mm Lens)
f/5.3
ISO 200
Focal Length: 42mm
Exposure Time: .005s (1/200)
Oh how I long for these days...
My son jumping off the swing in our backyard:
Nikon D50 (18-55mm Lens)
f/5.3
ISO 200
Focal Length: 42mm
Exposure Time: .005s (1/200)
Freebooter: Possibly my favorite of all your pictures yet! Mind if I ask 2 questions (feel free to not respond to maintain secret technique weapons)
1. Did you manually combine those images or use a program?
2. Did you enhance your image by possibly increasing, then reducing the sharpness to give the surreal look (one of my favorite techniques) or this all natural?
1. Did you manually combine those images or use a program?
2. Did you enhance your image by possibly increasing, then reducing the sharpness to give the surreal look (one of my favorite techniques) or this all natural?
A bench on the upper deck of the Ms Zuiderdam, shot just after a light rain in midday, in December 06.
Pentax A3000
50mm lense
ISO 400
Fire!!!
^^ Haha Hopedale, I live next to that town, it's small, haha, though they have a nice climbing spot
Camera: Canon Rebel XTi
Lens: Sigma 18-200mm 3.5-6.3
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter: 1/400s
ISO100
Focal Length: 106mm
^^ Haha Hopedale, I live next to that town, it's small, haha, though they have a nice climbing spot
Camera: Canon Rebel XTi
Lens: Sigma 18-200mm 3.5-6.3
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter: 1/400s
ISO100
Focal Length: 106mm
Based on their body types, I'd say that they finished in the order in which they lined up
?? No offense to the caboose, but those legs like they were made for a running back...
It's a tiny town. I don't even know why we race them.
Actually yes - that's the finishing line order. And no offense taken, I'm the green team.Based on their body types, I'd say that they finished in the order in which they lined up
Brrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaap!
Last Indoor MX Event of the year. Now looking forward to a trip to Texas to get some track time before spring hits here in the north!
Model Canon EOS 30
Aperture Value f/4.5
Color Space sRGB
Exposure Bias Value 0 EV
Exposure Program Shutter Priority
Flash No Flash
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO 1250
Metering Mode Spot
Shutter Speed Value 1/100 sec
Date/Time Sun 04 Mar 2007 12:58:54 AM EST
Last Indoor MX Event of the year. Now looking forward to a trip to Texas to get some track time before spring hits here in the north!
Model Canon EOS 30
Aperture Value f/4.5
Color Space sRGB
Exposure Bias Value 0 EV
Exposure Program Shutter Priority
Flash No Flash
Focal Length 35 mm
ISO 1250
Metering Mode Spot
Shutter Speed Value 1/100 sec
Date/Time Sun 04 Mar 2007 12:58:54 AM EST
I haven't posted for a while but i just made this one... I was inspired by O.A.R. Crazy Game of Poker because trust me if this happens to you your crazy and are in an even crazier game of poker (Yes thats me(And yes I clearly suck at photoshop))
Made up of 3 shots
(Yes thats me(And yes I clearly suck at photoshop))
Made up of 3 shots
I haven't posted for a while but i just made this one... I was inspired by O.A.R. Crazy Game of Poker because trust me if this happens to you your crazy and are in an even crazier game of poker
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Made up of 3 shots
Very nice. You have your watch, your wallet.. where's the bourbon?
You should upload this picture to oarsa.org
I've seen O.A.R. live five times. Poker is often the highlight of the show.
my friends saw them with Jack's mannequin... I couldn't go but they're comin near me and I hope i can catcha ride... and about the bourbon I was thinkin about it but underage wont send the right picture
plus my parents would kill me
my friends saw them with Jack's mannequin... I couldn't go but they're comin near me and I hope i can catcha ride... and about the bourbon I was thinkin about it but underage wont send the right picture
This is true. You do look a bit young.
Jack's Mannequin blew hard live. Like nails on a chalkboard. You didn't miss much.
Thanks!
Thanks! Sorry, I only have the posted one and a really hefty tiff file, at the moment.I love it. Anyway you'd be willing to email me or link to a 1280 x 800 version of it for my MB?
Thanks!Beautiful! If all my foggy moments could be like this.
Thanks!
1. No, I used Photomatix to 'HDR' 3 images that were taken @ -1, 0, +1 e.v.
2. The HDR process, adjusted just so, can give interesting lighting effects. Also, I enriched the blue.
Beautiful forest. I really like the color on this one.
Summer is coming! I was just digging through some old pics I took with a 5 Mp Kodak... this one's about two years old.
ISO 80
1/1250 sec
shot in sports mode.
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