Posts for: beinbalance
Oct 18, 2011 09:31:48 #
Indi wrote:
Wow! So far I'm liking Beinbalance's Catskill Pix, I know that area, and Anabelle's "Hotbed."
My 2 cents. :)
My 2 cents. :)
You know how to make my day. For the thoughtful comment, I'm forwarding a little present. Some more views of my corner of the world. Hope you enjoy them.
Bruce
Thomas Cole point. Where he actually stood to view the Catskil mountains
Light it Up
Kaaterskill River, Catskill, NY
Oct 17, 2011 22:18:47 #
MWAC wrote:
Welcome to Ugly Hedgehog's very first Photography ... (show quote)
Greetings,
Here are my 3 entries. My town, Catskill, NY
All where taken last month.
Entering Catskill, on route 9W, with Catskill mountains in te background.
Kaaterskill River, Catskill, NY
Kaaterskill River, Catskill, NY
Oct 17, 2011 01:07:14 #
I love clouds too...my friends say, that I have my head in the clouds, a few recent samples, bring your umbrella, you never know.
light'em up
reflections
it's going to rain
Oct 17, 2011 00:39:30 #
trishrose wrote:
Thanks jdtx for the info. All is appreciated.Maybe... (show quote)
Trish, If I may add, keep it KISS, ( keep it simple stupid) not you of course. Simple, I'm suggesting, learn how to balance flash with day light. You'll get a far better end results, more creativity, mood, sharpness and its fun. You've taken on some difficult situations and done pretty good. Practice makes perfect. Keep it up, it took me a while, then after a while, it all came together.
Bruce
studio flash only
flash with ambient light
flash with day light
Oct 17, 2011 00:18:44 #
NiKitA wrote:
Hi, as a hobby I love to take pictures. My oldest usually runs from me when I grab a camera but today he let me do his birthday pictures. Normally, he doesn't wear glasses, but for his harry potter costume, of course, you can't be Harry without them. Well, when I got them on my computer I noticed the glare in his glasses making it hard to see his eyes. Suggestions to fix them will be greatly greatly appreciated. Thanks!
If I may suggest, If you have a dslar with a external flash shoe mount, look for a flash and get a Gary Fong light sphere. that mounts directly on the flash. ( google gary fong). Here is an example of shot with the light sphere. Real simple, plus you can use this lighting for a 100 others ideas, especially as a flash fill with day light. Other then that Photoshop to the rescue. Need any more help feel free to ask
Bruce
Oct 15, 2011 16:14:27 #
snowbear wrote:
Thanks for sharing. This is another option for those whom may be considering HDR for the first time. It's nice to have a variety of tools to pick from, depending on what one's environment or application is.
Your point well taken, BUT, with my experience and understanding, when I help "first timer" I start them off by understand that it's better to FULLY master there basic tools
( what ever application or environment it is) and then expand gradually with that foundation well in place. The reason being, that there's to many choices, options. What ends up happening with the finished product/image that feels like a lot of after thoughts, ill defined, lacking visual depth and most important a cohesive plan of visualization (pre and post). Another way it's like playing chess. You have so many options in which to choice and unless you have a strategy over your opponent that better defined...I think you get the point. it's all good, just a difference of looking at life. There is no right or wrong way, just what ever works.
Catskill mountain range, NY
Kaaterskill River, Catskill, NY
Oct 15, 2011 09:08:15 #
Very interesting, but for me, it's a little over the top. try doing all that with a 6,8,12 panel panorama. If you get 3EV exposed properly, they produce correctly. While your software has potential in certain extremes, it's why to much. Imagine if you shot each in RAW...terabits anyone.
Oct 15, 2011 09:01:22 #
You might want to look into PT gui. It has a HDR program built in. Convenient when your creating panorama's.
Oct 14, 2011 12:09:14 #
To answer your questions, yes. First Flash fill in, then into PhotoMatrix Pro to image map, then Photoshop to finish up smaller details. Posting a few more just pulled out of computer.
Oct 13, 2011 11:10:17 #
I agree about the color, it's all subjective. Thank you for your comment, it made my day. Bruce
Oct 12, 2011 23:03:38 #
Your comment is all ways appreciated. Make's all the work put in to it well worth it. I'm just getting warmed up. Here's a few more.
Catskill, NY
Oct 12, 2011 14:50:58 #
Greetings to all,
As a new member here and 4 decades of photography under my belt, I just recently started in earnest creating panoramas. Here's a small sample. More to come when they make reveal themselves.
Bruce
As a new member here and 4 decades of photography under my belt, I just recently started in earnest creating panoramas. Here's a small sample. More to come when they make reveal themselves.
Bruce
Caverack, NY
Catskill, NY
Round Top, NY
Catskill, NY
Oct 12, 2011 10:32:48 #
I love nature/flowers to. Sharing a few with you. Simple point and shoot Sony WX-9 or Canon XSi with 18-55 lens. Use a flash as a fill with day light. Enjoy
