Fall Colors on Steroids
Oct 26, 2015 20:20:34 #
Finally got around to importing the last of the fall colors. I have lots of the usual but wanted something that kicked a$$. Driving home from a nice anniversary (22) outing to the Sandbanks Provincial Park and got inspired. C&C welcome.
Oct 27, 2015 11:04:39 #
Oct 27, 2015 13:28:27 #
Oct 27, 2015 16:19:42 #
big-guy wrote:
Finally got around to importing the last of the fall colors. I have lots of the usual but wanted something that kicked a$$. Driving home from a nice anniversary (22) outing to the Sandbanks Provincial Park and got inspired. C&C welcome.
Maybe acid and not steroids. :D
Oct 27, 2015 16:25:43 #
You could be right. Can't remember much of the 60's and 70's but I'm told I had a good time. :lol: :roll:
RicknJude wrote:
Maybe acid and not steroids. :D
Oct 28, 2015 01:59:46 #
I liked #2 the best. #3 I find interesting but too much of the daylight coming through the breaks...almost appears as water to my eyes. #1 to me is...meh.
But they are all interesting from a certain perspective. I would think a more fun outing would be stationary on a tripod and use like a 24-70 type zoom lens, and take a longer exposure shot, zooming in for one shot. Then going the other way for another. I might have to try that now...
But they are all interesting from a certain perspective. I would think a more fun outing would be stationary on a tripod and use like a 24-70 type zoom lens, and take a longer exposure shot, zooming in for one shot. Then going the other way for another. I might have to try that now...
Oct 28, 2015 11:24:25 #
Thanks for the meaningful comments. I think I would agree with your assessment of the 3 pics. As to the lens zoom in and out, I have done this so many times before as have so many others. I was looking for a fresh way to display the fall colors. I was also thinking of using these as a virtual background for fall portraits. But I think I would have to run them through a gauzian blur first. I'll run a test and post later.
FramerMCB wrote:
I liked #2 the best. #3 I find interesting but too much of the daylight coming through the breaks...almost appears as water to my eyes. #1 to me is...meh.
But they are all interesting from a certain perspective. I would think a more fun outing would be stationary on a tripod and use like a 24-70 type zoom lens, and take a longer exposure shot, zooming in for one shot. Then going the other way for another. I might have to try that now...
But they are all interesting from a certain perspective. I would think a more fun outing would be stationary on a tripod and use like a 24-70 type zoom lens, and take a longer exposure shot, zooming in for one shot. Then going the other way for another. I might have to try that now...
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