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Photo of the day: December 2013
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Can't seem to find a circular screw-on ND from Hitech on the B&H website. Only their 4x4 variety. Hm.
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Awesome lighting, as always!
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Awesome lighting, as always!
I like the light on this one.
This was the view from my windows for 5 year.
Untitled by FriskyFreeze, on Flickr
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My favorite so far as well. Lighting is excellent.
As for me, this concludes my Christmas lights "Series". This one, I'm not all that excited about. Probably shouldn't have bothered processing it and posting.
IMG_1450_Original-4 by Puckman2012, on Flickr
Great shot! We get a small number of Snowy Owls in Colorado each year, but I have yet to see one. Absolutely fantastic bird.
Nothing new for today, but I picked up a copy of DXO Optics Pro Elite 9 this week, so thought I would revisit an older photo.
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It's raining and gloomy here today, so I'm going to try and play around with indoor lighting and see what I can do.
I didn't get a chance to take any photos today unfortunately as I was busy fitting (what turned out to be slightly offensively loud) pipes to my motorbike and fixing a new clutch pedal to my car (after it broke and left me stranded twenty miles from home the other day).
So where's a picture of some tat.
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So where's a picture of some tat.
Loch Tummel? My wife lived nearby in Aberfeldy for a while (long time ago), but we've visited couple of times in the last few years so she can see her old friends.
Great photo by the way
Cheers
Hugh
Thank you. This is the first and only Snowy I've seen and it took my breath away...such a magnificent creature.
Another view:
Miserable day today , so set the help to work with Christmas decorations...
M9 , 28 2.8ZM , f2.8@1/30 , ISO 800
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Not my normal sort of material, but what the hey! I'm loving playing with the 10 stopper. Again, edited in Lightroom and using no add-on packs or tools of any sort.
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Ginger by playswithlight, on Flickr
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I love that it allowed you to get captures of it from different angles. It is probably the most exquisite bird I've seen too! The resident Ornithologist in training loved it too!
Ginger by playswithlight, on Flickr
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Thank you. This is the first and only Snowy I've seen and it took my breath away...such a magnificent creature.
Another view:
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I love that it allowed you to get captures of it from different angles. It is probably the most exquisite bird I've seen too! The resident Ornithologist in training loved it too!
Photo of the day: December 2013
I really like what you've managed to get with the 10 stop! I have a 6 stop, as I thought I could combine it with my polarising filter for that extra stop or so, but it's just not giving me enough. Think these pictures have convinced me to get a big stopper! Thanks.
Alex
I really like what you've managed to get with the 10 stop! I have a 6 stop, as I thought I could combine it with my polarising filter for that extra stop or so, but it's just not giving me enough. Think these pictures have convinced me to get a big stopper! Thanks.
Alex
Thanks, Alex. Definitely worth the money and I swear by the Hitech IRND if you don't want colour cast and you want to keep it under $200.
I was inspired doing the editing whilst listening to Mozart's Requiem Mass in D minor (K. 626) this morning.