Chasing the Light a/k/a Woo Woo
Aug 4, 2012 00:27:33 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
First pic - hand held using motion and crazy light then processing on the extremes with photoshop - using photoshop to simulate an HDR look. Shots likes this can be portents of visions to come.....sometimes :roll:
Second pic - took it today up the road a piece and after a little rain. You can't tell from the image but each form exists on a different focal plane than the preceeding one. So the leaf at the bottom is on it's own focal plane, then the first flower steps back, then the bud is on yet a 3rd distinct focal plane and finally the crown. Not image stacking exactly - but certainly paying attention to precise focusing - 3 shot in camera multiple exposure.
Enjoy - Comment if you feel so moved.
Second pic - took it today up the road a piece and after a little rain. You can't tell from the image but each form exists on a different focal plane than the preceeding one. So the leaf at the bottom is on it's own focal plane, then the first flower steps back, then the bud is on yet a 3rd distinct focal plane and finally the crown. Not image stacking exactly - but certainly paying attention to precise focusing - 3 shot in camera multiple exposure.
Enjoy - Comment if you feel so moved.
Aug 4, 2012 00:38:04 #
docrob wrote:
First pic - hand held using motion and crazy light... (show quote)
Striking photos, especially like the 2nd. Nice work.
:thumbup:
Aug 4, 2012 10:24:35 #
Aug 5, 2012 15:53:43 #
Nice work on the second one. :thumbup: Don't think we have those in the Hoosier state. Is that a wild flower? It's quite pretty.
Aug 5, 2012 21:47:05 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
NikonJohn wrote:
Nice work on the second one. :thumbup: Don't think we have those in the Hoosier state. Is that a wild flower? It's quite pretty.
thanks. Nope, not a wildflower - bee's balm I think
Aug 7, 2012 14:22:03 #
fstop11
Loc: Huntington Beach Ca
Your results remind me of a guest speaker at my local camera club.
His HDR process was to divide the landscape in vertical thirds refocusing for each third and taking his three HDR exposures (9) all together. Process them then stitch everything together results were everything was in focus foreground and background. Lots of work
His HDR process was to divide the landscape in vertical thirds refocusing for each third and taking his three HDR exposures (9) all together. Process them then stitch everything together results were everything was in focus foreground and background. Lots of work
Aug 7, 2012 15:38:39 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
fstop11 wrote:
Your results remind me of a guest speaker at my local camera club.
His HDR process was to divide the landscape in vertical thirds refocusing for each third and taking his three HDR exposures (9) all together. Process them then stitch everything together results were everything was in focus foreground and background. Lots of work
His HDR process was to divide the landscape in vertical thirds refocusing for each third and taking his three HDR exposures (9) all together. Process them then stitch everything together results were everything was in focus foreground and background. Lots of work
how were the results?
Aug 8, 2012 15:00:23 #
fstop11
Loc: Huntington Beach Ca
He sells his new work is called blood rescue. Has a following in Europe
Eric I Hansen was or is a teacher at Long Beach State or City College Ca
Did you send me you blog address?
Eric I Hansen was or is a teacher at Long Beach State or City College Ca
Did you send me you blog address?
Aug 8, 2012 15:17:29 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
fstop11 wrote:
He sells his new work is called blood rescue. Has a following in europe
Eric I Hansen was or is a teacher at Long Beach State or City College Ca
Eric I Hansen was or is a teacher at Long Beach State or City College Ca
thanks I'll look that up and I'll send a link to the blog as well - am in process of writing new blog entry about the process so please hold on.
thank you for the follow up
Aug 9, 2012 09:19:19 #
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