I absolutely love this! Desktop of the week for me!
It does look good bigger. You've preserved the highlights very well.
So far this is my favorite shot in my Disney collection. I think it really needs to be seen bigger, so I'm including a link to a larger view than would be appropriate to use here.
http://gerg1967.smugmug.com/Vacation/Disney-Magic-Kingdom/i-CVPbpHK/0/X3/Disney%20MK%20Riverboat%20Reflection%20HDR%202012-12-23--Edit-X3.jpg
This is shot in B&W and I'd like some feed back on the composition if you'd be so kind...
Really like this shot.
Can't tell from the catchlight if it is a window or a big soft box? No fill as well? My dad and I have just split the money on a giant softbox so looking to emulate this sort of shot soon!
thanks a man wearing a trench coat and fedora would've made the picture even better. yes, i shot it RAW. why do you ask?Nice. I like this. Spooky, atmospheric. Might it need just a tad of lightening or a person wearing a trench coat and fedora? You did shoot RAW right?
I used a 36x48 soft box and a reflect (silver) to fill in a bit.
EDIT: My ghetto diagram. Haha..
Thanks for sharing! Did you have a coloured backdrop or is it a wall?
Not sure if you were aware but there is a fairly easy to use online tool available here which might be easier than your current method! ha
City centre.
D800|28mm|f8|4s|ISO100
This is my first post to this thread so please be kind
the perfect bird for a beginner to capture!
Love the lights! It would look great, IMO, with one person standing still in each pool of light...
I / we do a lot of ice fishing. Folks in this part of Ontario wait for a period of cold weather... and when the lakes "catch over"... we step out with an axe in hand.... we use the axe to gauge the thickness of the ice. If the cold weather holds, the ice grows thicker. We progress from axes to snow machines to vehicles. So ice on Windy Lake right now, is more than safe for any person. Snow machines, no worries. Trucks and SUVs, well, I'd be nervous and I too would drive with the doors open. 20 cm is getting close to a foot in imperial scales so its more than safe. But it cracks and moves continuously. It's pretty neat. The crack my friend is striding went on for hundreds of metres but there was no way it would "open up" under his weight. Oddly, it was touching -40c here this morning... what we call square tire weather. But I'm thinking it will not last long. Finally - I grew up in Labrador. When I was a kid, the ice would have been a metre thickl. We had to put an extension on our ice augers to get to the fish ! Come up for a visit, I'd be happy to show you the sights, and cracks.
Mine for today. This is the first photo I took with my 5DII. I've been hoping to get a better one as the focus isn't quite on the eyes but she's usually either fully awake and won't keep still or fast asleep!
Is it just me or has the maximum width of forum posts been reduced?
All pictures are maxing out at 780px wide.
This is shot in B&W and I'd like some feed back on the composition if you'd be so kind...