Posts for: andrew.haysom
Jan 17, 2015 05:22:39 #
Artwork by Adnate in old power station building (Powerhouse, Geelong).
Jan 16, 2015 05:26:49 #
Billyspad wrote:
Your also missing the point here to the original q... (show quote)
I agree with Billyspad, if you are already using Photoshop and don't have a need for cataloguing, you don't need Lightroom.
Jan 13, 2015 05:16:27 #
I think positioning yourself somewhere where cars are moving, but occasionally pause would be a great idea. This example was a 30-second exposure, and was lucky enough to get this ghosted image of the taxi which propped there temporarily waiting to turn right.
Jan 12, 2015 04:28:56 #
I have occasion to visit Singapore for work every now and then, and I love this area. Two questions, what time of day was it that there are so few people, it always seems to be teeming with people whenever I've been there. Secondly - was the sky manually masked? Quite a job I never have very good results when I try that.
Great job as always.
Great job as always.
Jan 10, 2015 05:14:48 #
Jan 9, 2015 07:51:57 #
Not sure why the pic is sitting right over the right hand side of the browser page - did it look that way to you Billyspad?
Jan 9, 2015 07:29:42 #
What about this one?
Jan 5, 2015 06:47:54 #
SoHillGuy wrote:
I like how you handled the blown out sky areas. Did you give any special treatment to those areas, or did the HDR program make the adjustment?
SoHillGuy, Photomatix did an okay job, I darkened the brightest parts of the sky a little more in Photoshop as well though.
Jan 3, 2015 02:19:12 #
All great images Peter, you're definitely convincing me we need to visit this part of UK next visit.
Jan 3, 2015 01:56:56 #
Sunset on the Yarra River, from Princes Bridge, Melbourne, Australia.
Dec 25, 2014 05:21:41 #
Here's my take on your lovely New York shot.
Dec 25, 2014 03:59:35 #
Definitely better, but you're right still there a little in the small version. I often find that, I mean, I process an image - think it looks great - then notice a bad halo in the thumbnail version in the folder when I save it, then like you I usually redo.
The other thing that bothered me about the image was that it looked too yellow, especially around the rocks, but that too I notice is in the original - must just be yellow rocks :-)
The other thing I noticed, which was also something I noticed every single day on my recent UK trip was the amount of people that wear bright red and pink clothes. There always seemed to be a woman in a pink jacket in all my photos - I think she was stalking me :-)
Great job Peter!
The other thing that bothered me about the image was that it looked too yellow, especially around the rocks, but that too I notice is in the original - must just be yellow rocks :-)
The other thing I noticed, which was also something I noticed every single day on my recent UK trip was the amount of people that wear bright red and pink clothes. There always seemed to be a woman in a pink jacket in all my photos - I think she was stalking me :-)
Great job Peter!
Dec 24, 2014 17:09:47 #
Recondo,
Welcome to UHH. It is a great place to learn and meet like-minded folks. I would also agree with the previous response that recommended finding a local camera club, there you'll meet face-face and most have great workshops and meet-ups.
I'm a Canon shooter, so can't really speak to your Nikon choice, but any modern DSLR is a great bit of equipment, and the aim is just to make the most of what you can afford and learn how to use it properly.
And the main thing have fun!
Andrew
Welcome to UHH. It is a great place to learn and meet like-minded folks. I would also agree with the previous response that recommended finding a local camera club, there you'll meet face-face and most have great workshops and meet-ups.
I'm a Canon shooter, so can't really speak to your Nikon choice, but any modern DSLR is a great bit of equipment, and the aim is just to make the most of what you can afford and learn how to use it properly.
And the main thing have fun!
Andrew
Dec 24, 2014 15:19:03 #
Lovely as always Peter. Will have to get there next trip, did not make it to Cornwall on the trip this year.
When viewing the smaller version in the post I see a light halo along the horizon and around the island but this is not really visible on the full size version.
My question is how did you handle movement of people. Did you use the selective ghosting, or did you blend them back in from one of the exposures?
Wouldn't it be great if you could get access to places like this on your own!
Andrew
When viewing the smaller version in the post I see a light halo along the horizon and around the island but this is not really visible on the full size version.
My question is how did you handle movement of people. Did you use the selective ghosting, or did you blend them back in from one of the exposures?
Wouldn't it be great if you could get access to places like this on your own!
Andrew
Dec 20, 2014 03:28:22 #
Nice work as usual mate, your crop is excellent. Can't find too much to fault at all.