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Nov 22, 2014 15:19:10 #
Thanks for your complement Davefales
davefales wrote:
Old cemeteries offer great possibilities. Well done.
Nov 22, 2014 10:59:37 #
Thx so mych Ebbote....
ebbote wrote:
Very good pictures Saigon, really like the last one.
Nov 22, 2014 10:52:54 #
Thx so much Picdude...
Picdude wrote:
Nice shots. I especially like the lights and color of the last one.
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Nov 22, 2014 10:52:19 #
Hi Violamesiter - I did use ND filter and LR for PS....Thx for you comments.
Violameister wrote:
I like them all. What PP did you use to get the HDR effects?
Nov 22, 2014 10:39:23 #
Early fall....Enjoy
Nov 22, 2014 10:23:35 #
Nov 22, 2014 10:22:42 #
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Nov 22, 2014 10:16:42 #
These pictures were taken yesterday in early afternoon - Enjoy!
Oct 23, 2014 20:59:48 #
jamm wrote:
beautiful well shot.jimmy
Thanks Jimmy
I forgot to check the original...
Oct 21, 2014 21:28:39 #
The last two - The color of the sky is so good!
b2bjacks wrote:
That's good for the moon David. But I doubt it's a good setting for the valley that time of the night.
Went back up to Hurricane Ridge last night and took some moon pics in between a couple of star trails and this was about the best. It's 1/4 of a second at f4.3 iso 100. I came back a little later and did a shot at 2.5 seconds f10 iso100 and the camera couldn't hold the detail in the moon.
I have a graduated filter on the way from B&H. Here's the two shots.
Went back up to Hurricane Ridge last night and took some moon pics in between a couple of star trails and this was about the best. It's 1/4 of a second at f4.3 iso 100. I came back a little later and did a shot at 2.5 seconds f10 iso100 and the camera couldn't hold the detail in the moon.
I have a graduated filter on the way from B&H. Here's the two shots.
Oct 21, 2014 21:24:46 #
Very nice...
What kind of Len you were using GTinSoCal? Thx
What kind of Len you were using GTinSoCal? Thx
GTinSoCal wrote:
My little jaunt out to Walker's Pass made for a GREAT evening! :D
Once my wife recovers from surgery, I'd like to head out to the Trona Pinnacles :-)
GT
Once my wife recovers from surgery, I'd like to head out to the Trona Pinnacles :-)
GT
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Oct 21, 2014 15:08:18 #
Thanks Lucas...
The sun was so bright on last Saturday...So I stacked 2 ND filters (-3 + -6 = -9 stops) for the 6s exposure time.
The sun was so bright on last Saturday...So I stacked 2 ND filters (-3 + -6 = -9 stops) for the 6s exposure time.
LLucas wrote:
Beautiful shot! The composition is gorgeous and the long exposure makes this violent rush of water look heavenly... You got the time of day just right, too. The lighting is perfect to me. Great job!
Oct 21, 2014 10:42:31 #
Oct 21, 2014 10:37:22 #
Amen Linda,
Last weekend I went to Tullulah Falls Gorge and took a bunch of pictures. When I showed them to a fellow photographer which he has 27 inches DELL monitor with high resolution. He zoomed in and checked every rocks, bushes,... looking exposure, sharpness of each objects. Wow...To me it is kind of over-killed in examining or judging a picture.
Where are composition, emotion, movement, curve, shapes, colors,.... factors involved here in judging a picture?
Last weekend I went to Tullulah Falls Gorge and took a bunch of pictures. When I showed them to a fellow photographer which he has 27 inches DELL monitor with high resolution. He zoomed in and checked every rocks, bushes,... looking exposure, sharpness of each objects. Wow...To me it is kind of over-killed in examining or judging a picture.
Where are composition, emotion, movement, curve, shapes, colors,.... factors involved here in judging a picture?
Linda From Maine wrote:
The SX50 likes bright sunlight, good contrast, and close subjects. If you also have trouble with movement, perhaps use a tripod.
There are plenty of "tack-sharp" shots that are boring, uninspired compositions. For me, the emotion, creativity and art of an image always trumps pixel peeping.
There are plenty of "tack-sharp" shots that are boring, uninspired compositions. For me, the emotion, creativity and art of an image always trumps pixel peeping.
Oct 20, 2014 13:56:57 #
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