Are they really plastic bags?? It looks more like sheep's wool to me! Where I go on holidays in Ireland the house is surrounded by barbed wire covered in wool, just like this photo - surreal!
PS Wonderful photos everyone!
Optimus Rhyme and Doylem got me thinking about how landscape photographers spend so much time waiting for the perfect light and most of the time fail to capture it.
This photo represents a failed sunset photo, when I left my house it looked like it was going to be a perfect sunset but the clouds rolled in at the end blocking the sun.
"Midnight Starlights"
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Man, that's really cool!
I hope I haven't posted this one already, I know I shared it with Alex; this grom getting covered up!
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L1 + ZD 70-300mm
I hope I haven't posted this one already, I know I shared it with Alex; this grom getting covered up!
@ Carlos: Yeah, those darn monitor calibrations can be the bane of digital photography. I like that shot though, but I like your second rendition even better. I have issues as well when I edit my photos on my main computer and then look at them later on a different computer.
One thing I've discovered that might help you out with those nighttime HDRs - they always come out too saturated in my estimate, and I've had success with adjusting each source image's white balance to "Auto" in Photoshop Camera RAW before merging the images. This lessens the heavy saturation and gives a more "accurate" look to the HDR composition. But, it's your work so take what I say with a grain of salt on this - but like I said, I've had success doing this.
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One tripod mounted RAW // HDR
Shutter: 1.6
Aperture: f/16
Focal Length: 285 mm
ISO 100
Taken at Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco.
This is a digital pic, but I found a photoshop script that seems to make a nice film grain effect. Comments welcome!
"Into the Boiling Pot"
My Buggy!
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Shot with Canon G9 on 'Wide' mode. No PS Just iPhoto enhance button!