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Here's a scan from one of my Holga contact sheets. I find them frustrating and fun! This shot is a bit creepy.
Reminds me of the girl from The Ring.
Gwen Stefani and Sleepy Brown.
Lotus Lounge - Atlanta, Ga
5/11/07 1:30AM-ish
Canon EOS 30D
Canon 17-40mm Lens
No EXIF Data. I wasn't using my camera that night, so this picture, along with all the others from that night were uploaded straight to the site at work.
Lotus Lounge - Atlanta, Ga
5/11/07 1:30AM-ish
Canon EOS 30D
Canon 17-40mm Lens
No EXIF Data. I wasn't using my camera that night, so this picture, along with all the others from that night were uploaded straight to the site at work.
Surf from last Sunday, I think more swell is coming again tomorrow!
Just curious: do you only take pictures of waves?
I'll probably have to edit this one again since if you look close at the head in a bigger resolution you can see it's a little blurry. (Because I had to photoshop out a wire)
Hey Freebooter,
It IS Canada as a matter of fact. A small lake about 1 hour outside of Vancouver!
And yes, there are trout there.
mmmm Canada trout
mmmm<drool>
That's a little too photoshop-heavy for me.
edit: here's mine for today. Haven't printed it yet, but here's a scan from a 35mm contact sheet.
EOS Elan 7E, EF 17-40 f/4L, f/22, 1/90s, Kodak 100 T-Max
That's a sweet technique you used there freebooter. Could you describe in 'noob' language your post processing in Photoshop. I'm trying to learn the program and am curious as to what technique/tools you used. Surely you didn't erase through a black and white layer to get the color of each leaf?
Second day out with XTi
The second day out provided no better lighting than the first, and to add injury to insult, the hibiscus flowers closed up. It actually started raining so i ran under the screen porch and shot this:
The second day out provided no better lighting than the first, and to add injury to insult, the hibiscus flowers closed up. It actually started raining so i ran under the screen porch and shot this:
That's a little too photoshop-heavy for me.
edit: here's mine for today. Haven't printed it yet, but here's a scan from a 35mm contact sheet.
EOS Elan 7E, EF 17-40 f/4L, f/22, 1/90s, Kodak 100 T-Max
*snip*
Nice. I take it it's a double exposure, but it's still a mystery to me how you actually did it and got everything to line up.
Oh the magical things you learn at SCAD.
Nice. I take it it's a double exposure, but it's still a mystery to me how you actually did it and got everything to line up.
Oh the magical things you learn at SCAD.
single exposure.
something other than waves.
It's only five minutes away, and I have six surfboards that all need attention.
Lumix fz50
I do take other pictures, but most of my spare time is spent at teh beach.
It's only five minutes away, and I have six surfboards that all need attention.
Lumix fz50
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I just bought a D50 a few days ago. I have been looking at everyone's pictures here daily at work. I love them all. I figured I'd contribute too. I'm no where near as talented as a lot of people here. But i think i've gotten better over the past few months.
Here's a shot I took while walking around in Boston Commons yesterday. I have a version in black and white too which looks great because i really love the branch structure of the tree in the middle, but the colors are great too.
Nikon D50
28-80mm @ 48mm
shutter: 1/250
iso: 200
aperture: f 8.0
I just bought a D50 a few days ago. I have been looking at everyone's pictures here daily at work. I love them all. I figured I'd contribute too. I'm no where near as talented as a lot of people here. But i think i've gotten better over the past few months.
Here's a shot I took while walking around in Boston Commons yesterday. I have a version in black and white too which looks great because i really love the branch structure of the tree in the middle, but the colors are great too.
Nikon D50
28-80mm @ 48mm
shutter: 1/250
iso: 200
aperture: f 8.0
Asheville, NC
Olympus E-500
Taken: 5/12/2007
Shutter Speed: 1/50
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 41mm
Flash: Off
ISO: 100
Olympus E-500
Taken: 5/12/2007
Shutter Speed: 1/50
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 41mm
Flash: Off
ISO: 100
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