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Photo of the Day: July 2010
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Wauw. What an amazing thread i found here, i am truly impressed by your work.
Even though im no big photographer i would like to give my input with a picture taken with my iPhone 3G trying to exploit its weak performance in low light.
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Even though im no big photographer i would like to give my input with a picture taken with my iPhone 3G trying to exploit its weak performance in low light.
Please feedback
Trying out my new lenses
Ok, thought i'd finally take a shot at posting. This is from my first set of photos with a Canon 50mm f1.8
Ok, thought i'd finally take a shot at posting. This is from my first set of photos with a Canon 50mm f1.8
Thankfully I have a willing wife to let me practice the craft. : )
1000D 1/664 F/5.0 27mm iso100
1000D 1/664 F/5.0 27mm iso100
hahah Thanks! I am trying to keep them tasteful. I know a lot of you work in cubicles and don't know who is looking over your shoulder.
The studio is doing pretty well and I have some very pretty models coming in so I am way stoked. : ) I'll of course keep you all updated.
Siren 10'
I haven't posted in forever, but I shot my first live music performance this past Saturday.
I haven't posted in forever, but I shot my first live music performance this past Saturday.
From the Buckley Log Show. Mack B-61, built in the 50s and 60s.
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EXIF Summary: 1/250s f/6.3 ISO100 Tamron 28-75 f 2.8@28mm
Dale
EXIF Summary: 1/250s f/6.3 ISO100 Tamron 28-75 f 2.8@28mm
Dale
25 seconds at ISO1600? Did you add any additional lighting to the foreground? I really like this shot. Sci-Fi yet subtle.![]()
Plus we don't night sky like this in New England!
Here's mine. Stil obsessing with black-eyed-susans and Aperture 3:
Greg
Thanks! If I recall correctly, it was just some very very faint streetlight-like light source in the distance (the color temp was very warm, so I had to fix that in post). The shot was in Arizona (I live in Cali) and we definitely do not get skies like that here either, haha.
Hoover Dam (HDR)
Processed using Demo of new HDR Expose by Unified Color. Concept is to recreate original scenes, not create the "grunge" or "cartoon" effects so often associated with HDR porcessing. I have no interest in the product other than liking what I see in the results.
This image was 3 exposures and merged with Expose and then processed with the program. I could not save the result for some reasone with the Demo so I took a screen shot and reduced the image to 1024 for viewing. The scene contains strong highlights and shadows but the program appears to dealt with them very well.
Processed using Demo of new HDR Expose by Unified Color. Concept is to recreate original scenes, not create the "grunge" or "cartoon" effects so often associated with HDR porcessing. I have no interest in the product other than liking what I see in the results.
This image was 3 exposures and merged with Expose and then processed with the program. I could not save the result for some reasone with the Demo so I took a screen shot and reduced the image to 1024 for viewing. The scene contains strong highlights and shadows but the program appears to dealt with them very well.
Mine for today - More portraiture. Wish i Had've had my 50mm 1.8 on me for this one for a bit of depth of field, but getting to use a 17-40f4L was fun enough Clickable and critique welcome. yeah yeah, i know, brickwork not horizontal - but i just loved the shot anyway.
wish i could afford one of those lenses
haha what're you on about? fantastic shot!
really like this man.
Clickable and critique welcome. yeah yeah, i know, brickwork not horizontal - but i just loved the shot anyway.
Thats absolutely brilliantJust kidding! It's a moose posing for AlaskaMoose. Used Canon EF 200mm f/2.8L II USM at sundown:
wish i could afford one of those lenses Had another go at this scene. Still no good, but, like Arnie, "I'll be back"...
haha what're you on about? fantastic shot!
beautiful
really like this man.Wow, what a cool picture! how did you manage this?![]()
Its pretty good, though her face has been a bit washed out though!Thankfully I have a willing wife to let me practice the craft. : )
1000D 1/664 F/5.0 27mm iso100
Thankfully I have a willing wife to let me practice the craft. : )
1000D 1/664 F/5.0 27mm iso100
Given the overexposure and flare, I think you would have been better off shooting from a different perspective.
Nice looking wife you have!
Mine for today - More portraiture. Wish i Had've had my 50mm 1.8 on me for this one for a bit of depth of field, but getting to use a 17-40f4L was fun enough
I don't want the brickwork to be perfectly horizontal at all -- I think I would find that distracting. And I like the DOF you got on there. All around, a very good shot.
Macro Sunflower
Taken with Nikon D5000, Tamron 18-200mm Lens
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattsxb/4813431928/
Taken with Nikon D5000, Tamron 18-200mm Lens
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattsxb/4813431928/
hahah Thanks! I am trying to keep them tasteful. I know a lot of you work in cubicles and don't know who is looking over your shoulder.
Don't worry. I don't work in a cubicle. Keep em commin!
i -love- that! you have a good eye for the minimal/interesting stuff.
and here's one from me:
I agree about that portrait. It wasn't the greatest but I loved the pose. : ) Anyways I humbly submit a better piece today for your viewing.. enjoyment
1/167 f/4.5 iso100
1/167 f/4.5 iso100