I'm still learning HDR photography.
I checked out your site... some beautiful images and a great variety of subject matter. I am sure you will master HDR based on what I see of your work.
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Photo of the Day: September 2010
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I checked out your site... some beautiful images and a great variety of subject matter. I am sure you will master HDR based on what I see of your work.
Testing out my new custom flash diffuser for macro shots.
Uncropped shot of a short-nosed weevil (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), @2:1 magnification.
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Uncropped shot of a short-nosed weevil (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), @2:1 magnification.
Exposure blends are where I started (and ended) when I thought about what I could do with multiple images.
This isn't one:
NevadaJack: Simply stunning!
Designer Dale: Large cats are very cool, thanks for the image and the story too.
Mine for today:
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iPhone 4
EXIF Summary: 1/24s f/2.4 ISO80 3.85mm
Chef Jay
Designer Dale: Large cats are very cool, thanks for the image and the story too.
Mine for today:
iPhone 4
EXIF Summary: 1/24s f/2.4 ISO80 3.85mm
Chef Jay
Chef... if the benchmark of food photography is that it makes you feel hungry, then this shot, IMO, is a big improvement. That batter looks ker-runchy, and the whole colour scheme looks tasty (which I couldn't say of all your food shots).
Evening grass
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Canon EOS 1000D
0.001 sec (1/1600)
f/1.8
50 mm
ISO 400
Honestly I only ran with the B&W because that was the running theme in my unposed people in public project. But yeah, it is what makes this shot unique, guess it's time to stop forcing B&W when it's not needed/doesn't improve anything.
Canon EOS 1000D
0.001 sec (1/1600)
f/1.8
50 mm
ISO 400
Honestly I only ran with the B&W because that was the running theme in my unposed people in public project. But yeah, it is what makes this shot unique, guess it's time to stop forcing B&W when it's not needed/doesn't improve anything.
My girlfriend took this! (She hasn't held anything but a P&S in years). I quickly metered the settings in Manual for her and then handed her the camera (she's pretty small and a 1D can be cumbersome!) and she snapped this of me. I think it's a really cool picture (and I HATE pictures of myself). C&C is very welcome!
Well, you look pretty cheerful considering that your girlfriend "hasn't held anything but a P&S in years...
This is great. So much detail that the little guy looks like he's wearing a knitted jumper.
Some more Autumn grasses.
Canon EOS 1000D/0.008 sec (1/125)/f6.3/134 mm/ISO 400
You look like your Dexter avatar!
My girlfriend took this! (She hasn't held anything but a P&S in years). I quickly metered the settings in Manual for her and then handed her the camera (she's pretty small and a 1D can be cumbersome!) and she snapped this of me. I think it's a really cool picture (and I HATE pictures of myself). C&C is very welcome!
Erm, that's scary rather than cute...
This is just stunning (and I don't even like insect photos). The colours are fantastic: blues, greens, purples, and the 'metallic' green on the insect. Everything seems to work towards the composition, and nothing distracts from the overall effect. Everything that needs to be in focus is sharp; everything else is beautifully 'suggested'. A winner, IMO... though I might be tempted to trim a little from the left side...
An EXIF viewer plug-in would give you the answer:
41mm, f/32, 2.5s, ISO 100
He has that information embedded in his photo.
Never said it was cute! Humorous, maybe, but certainly not cute. I've posted "cute" pictures of her. Thought I'd mix it up a bit.
Great colors on this one. I also like the angular movement in the out of focus light area. It would make a good Fall desktop.![]()
Dale
Thank you! I'm glad you like it. Insect exoskeletons have very intricate patterns.
Fantastic color palette! Doylem said it all.
What lighting setup did you use?---
Another test shot with the new diffuser. A lacewing larvae (Chrysopa sp.) on a leaf.
hahah duh
I feel stupid.
ahhah! I have that installed and I forgot about it.
I was having a blonde moment
2.5s? Nice work!
I almost sprayed my tea all over my computer when I read this one... LOL!!! Please, John, give a little warning advisory next time....