Those clouds look awesome. Nice workMr. Anderson said:Just took this yesterday
Adjusted the highlights/shadows to pop out the clouds....
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Still waiting for the tall corn and the lightning strikes
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Still waiting for the tall corn and the lightning strikes
neocell said:Those clouds look awesome. Nice work
Still waiting for the tall corn and the lightning strikes
Glad you like it
No tall corn (barely knee high and no lightning yet).
iso 400
f 14
1/200 sec
I should have brought the speed down to 1/60 or so and get a better/sharper depth of field - ah well.
D
I know that its supposed to be one a day - but its the same shot from a different angle
Now that's what I'm talking about. Love the angle and the colours, new life, old barn, and heavenly clouds. Perfect.Mr. Anderson said:Glad you like it
No tall corn (barely knee high and no lightning yet).
iso 400
f 14
1/200 sec
I should have brought the speed down to 1/60 or so and get a better/sharper depth of field - ah well.
D
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I know that its supposed to be one a day - but its the same shot from a different angle
Just awesome
I haven't participated here yet...but I figured I'd jump in. Not one of my best pics, but fun anyway.
Canon Digital Rebel
Shutter/Aperture: 1/30 @ f22
Focal Length: 28mm
ISO 100
Photoshop--removed a window reflection, increased contrast and saturation.
Canon Digital Rebel
Shutter/Aperture: 1/30 @ f22
Focal Length: 28mm
ISO 100
Photoshop--removed a window reflection, increased contrast and saturation.
OutThere said:
That's amazing, how the ground is blurred, but the clouds are sharp.
Looks like mad jew's avatar, with a highway.
La Jolla, Ca
June 21, 2004
Canon Powershot S330
Since it's the beginning of summer here is a picture I took two years ago.
June 21, 2004
Canon Powershot S330
Since it's the beginning of summer here is a picture I took two years ago.
I was in Corsica this week and took this at the Calanches de Porto on the western coastline. I highly recommend a trip to Corsica for the nature lovers out there; the preservation of the landscape is wonderful, and nothing is over-developed.
Calanches de Porto, Corsica
Minolta Dimage A2
1/320
f/7.1
ISO 64
Calanches de Porto, Corsica
Minolta Dimage A2
1/320
f/7.1
ISO 64
Mr. Anderson said:Just took this yesterday
Adjusted the highlights/shadows to pop out the clouds....
D
Really wants me to make a trek out to the mid-west. Thanks for sharing.
Here is mine for today:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D
ISO: 400
Focal Length: 50mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/80 @ f4
Lens: EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Taken in Cincinnati, OH 6/21/06
Camera: Canon EOS 5D
ISO: 400
Focal Length: 50mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/80 @ f4
Lens: EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Taken in Cincinnati, OH 6/21/06
SpAtZ said:Water Fall-Pound Ridge, NY-6/21/06
Camera: Canon EOS 300d
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 11mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/15
Lens: Tamron 11-18mm w/ polarizer
Very nice image. Shows just how nice the 11-18 Tamron is. Would in this case loved to have a hi-res image to look at.
All ready old photo turn into peint...
This is one photo from my Nikon 35 mm FM ( film ) taking in 1981 in the wood near Shippagan, N.B. Canada.
the effect of moving it made by double exposure on tripod with one stop under normal to totalize a normal exposure. EX : 125 sec F8 , two times for the same as 125 sec at F5.6.
I did not try with my digital yet.
The most effect of paint is because it was snowing bigs flakes falling slowly on the ground. That makes a king of blurr in Photoshop.
I wish you understand what i means.
I forgot to says that it was the 35 mm lenses to for the seeing of large sides.
This is one photo from my Nikon 35 mm FM ( film ) taking in 1981 in the wood near Shippagan, N.B. Canada.
the effect of moving it made by double exposure on tripod with one stop under normal to totalize a normal exposure. EX : 125 sec F8 , two times for the same as 125 sec at F5.6.
I did not try with my digital yet.
The most effect of paint is because it was snowing bigs flakes falling slowly on the ground. That makes a king of blurr in Photoshop.
I wish you understand what i means.
I forgot to says that it was the 35 mm lenses to for the seeing of large sides.
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Very nice one quiet place.SpAtZ said:Water Fall-Pound Ridge, NY-6/21/06
Camera: Canon EOS 300d
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 11mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/15
Lens: Tamron 11-18mm w/ polarizer
SpAtZ said:
Thanks...
This is an image IMO that demands to be printed and seen in the largest size possible.
What I saw in my viewing of the larger image, gave me a remembrance of photos I have seen that are mural sized in Chinese restaurants.
Great job.
crazyeyes said:Flowers in front of my house. Mount Bethel, PA 6/21/06
Camera: Nikon D50
ISO 400
Focal Lenght: 300mm
Shutter/Aperture 1/800 @ F5.6
Lens: Nikon 70-300 f/4-5.6D ED
Love what you have done with this image. The gentleness of the colors, and use of DOF makes this image work IMO.
Thanks it is nice to hear some good thoughts on some of the pics i am taking since i just got into photography about a month ago. I just got this lens today and went out to test it out. If you guys have any tips for a noob please share them thanks.
Mr. Anderson said:Glad you like it
No tall corn (barely knee high and no lightning yet).
iso 400
f 14
1/200 sec
I should have brought the speed down to 1/60 or so and get a better/sharper depth of field - ah well.
D
I know that its supposed to be one a day - but its the same shot from a different angle
I love that! It makes me want to climb in and hide in the corn rows.
Not particularly good....
Not particuarly good, as I'm less than thrilled with my choice of subjects on which to test out my latest toy...but I figured it had better get going early
It gives new meaning to the term "selective focus"
Camera: Nikon D2HS
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/640 sec. f/2.2
Lens: Nikon 200mm f/2.0G Super-ED IF VR AF-S
Not particuarly good, as I'm less than thrilled with my choice of subjects on which to test out my latest toy...but I figured it had better get going early
It gives new meaning to the term "selective focus"
Camera: Nikon D2HS
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/640 sec. f/2.2
Lens: Nikon 200mm f/2.0G Super-ED IF VR AF-S
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