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At the top of Mt. Yongji
July 18, 2007
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Nikon D40
Micro Nikkor 105mm D
flash, diffuser, handheld
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At the top of Mt. Yongji
July 18, 2007
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Nikon D40
Micro Nikkor 105mm D
flash, diffuser, handheld
Multiplicity
It's a little sloppy, I know. The feet of the standing version of me were cut off by the chairs original position before i sat in it, and there are some colour/tone variations in the image. I also should have left the shadow of the cloaked figure in the shiny table, but forgot to.
I basically took one image, and then copied and pasted selections of the other pictures into the first one, then erased around them where necessary. Does anyone have any better ideas of how to do it?
It's a little sloppy, I know. The feet of the standing version of me were cut off by the chairs original position before i sat in it, and there are some colour/tone variations in the image. I also should have left the shadow of the cloaked figure in the shiny table, but forgot to.
I basically took one image, and then copied and pasted selections of the other pictures into the first one, then erased around them where necessary. Does anyone have any better ideas of how to do it?
It's a little sloppy, I know. The feet of the standing version of me were cut off by the chairs original position before i sat in it, and there are some colour/tone variations in the image. I also should have left the shadow of the cloaked figure in the shiny table, but forgot to.
I basically took one image, and then copied and pasted selections of the other pictures into the first one, then erased around them where necessary. Does anyone have any better ideas of how to do it?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ndybisz/sets/72157594181883529/
Miss Aniela has certainly mastered this photographic technique, which she shouldn't have been introduced to in the first place since she obviously has a wee bit of a problem with Narcissism.
haha, true, but I still greatly respect her work (especially concerning post processing)
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Camera: Nikon D40 - Stock lens
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/400)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 400
My attempt at a macro
That's amazing for the kit lens! Were you using a closeup filter or anything?
It gives me new hope for getting some insect pictures with my current eqiupment. If it stops raining I'll sit outside with the camera trained on some flowers this weekend.
Typical, just when I'm ready to go chasing bees, it starts to rain. And rain. And rain. Anyway, this is all I could shoot between "showers"
Still doesn't compare to VictorM/freebooter's shots, but I suppose you have to start somewhere I think it could do with being a lighter.....
Tis a meagre tomato plant, if anyone's curious
D80 + 105VR
1/200 @ F/8 with flash
Still doesn't compare to VictorM/freebooter's shots, but I suppose you have to start somewhere
I think it could do with being a lighter.....Tis a meagre tomato plant, if anyone's curious
D80 + 105VR
1/200 @ F/8 with flash
Flag Ceremony, Friday night losing of a Boy Scout Summer Camp, Central Mass; taken June 20, 2007:
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"Remember When?" Falls Church, VA 5/31/06
D200
ISO: 640
Focal Length: 60mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/60sec at f/22
Flash
Lens: Micro-Nikkor 60mm
Yup, I remember when. I even like The Carpenters
Dew in the morning
This is a picture that my son (high school senior this year) took in the morning. Shot is dew on the trunklid of his 92 Acura Legend Cpe LS. The picture was taken with his cell....SE W810i using macro setting. Sorry I can't provide any more info on the shot. Thought it was interesting. I use it as a wallpaper. I've got to encourage him to take more photos...he has an interesting perspective. I'd like to see him subscribe to this thread as I think he would get some ideas. Unfortunately, he's a PC guy and doesn't go near Mac stuff. I'll try a little arm twisting. Maybe he'll come around. Anyway, he has been asking for a digital camera for b'day or xmas. We'll see.
This is a picture that my son (high school senior this year) took in the morning. Shot is dew on the trunklid of his 92 Acura Legend Cpe LS. The picture was taken with his cell....SE W810i using macro setting. Sorry I can't provide any more info on the shot. Thought it was interesting. I use it as a wallpaper. I've got to encourage him to take more photos...he has an interesting perspective. I'd like to see him subscribe to this thread as I think he would get some ideas. Unfortunately, he's a PC guy and doesn't go near Mac stuff. I'll try a little arm twisting
. Maybe he'll come around. Anyway, he has been asking for a digital camera for b'day or xmas. We'll see.A not so bright summer...
Just upgraded from my P/S to what I would label 'a bridge' camera in the form of the Fuji S5700/S700 (depending on your continent). Solid little camera and I've been having fun with the macro mode in my garden. Please be gentle (first photo ever!), but constructive criticism is very much appreciated!
aperture: f/3.5
shutter: 1/15
iso: 100
Just upgraded from my P/S to what I would label 'a bridge' camera in the form of the Fuji S5700/S700 (depending on your continent). Solid little camera and I've been having fun with the macro mode in my garden. Please be gentle (first photo ever!), but constructive criticism is very much appreciated!
aperture: f/3.5
shutter: 1/15
iso: 100
First try at one of those blurred headlight shots. I need to try to find someplace curvy for some more interesting patterns. I do like how you can see the places the streetlights were reflecting in the body of the car, though.
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Memphis, TN
Olympus E-500
Taken: 7/13/07
Shutter Speed: 2/1
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 14mm
Flash: Off
ISO: 100
Memphis, TN
Olympus E-500
Taken: 7/13/07
Shutter Speed: 2/1
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 14mm
Flash: Off
ISO: 100
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