Cmbtvet wrote:
nice set I really love #3 beautiful
Thanns for checking them out.
John from gpwmi wrote:
Really neat series with great photos. Easy to tell you were no longer in Flint when the rocket fired up.
Thanks. Your right, not shot from Flint. Moved to FL 16 years ago.
Black Point Wildlife Drive. Also got a few Butterflys, dragonflies and a Spider.
katu41 wrote:
I had run out of photo projects so I decided to do some work with the Nik Collection HDR Efex Pro 2. I reprocessed some old images from my Lightroom catalog and thought I rather liked what I saw. I know we frequently make negative comments about photos that are "overcooked". But what if overcooking is you goal. It's not for everyone to be sure but I thought it was fun to create images that look like they want to jump right off the wall. I doubt there is serious artistic merit in this work but your comments would be appreciated. Go easy on me, I'm only having fun.
#1 This is a street scene from Cartagena, Columbia. The original photo was pretty intense but the HDR sent it over the top.
#2 I called this one "Hollywood Alps". One or two days each year the skies of Los Angeles are super clear. This was one of those days. Canon 5D Mark II (since retired) with a 70-300 mm 20 year old lens.
#3 Hong Kong 2018 I think this is where a lot of the current protests are taking place. Camera was a Panasonic GX8 with a 12-60 mm lens.
#4 Windstar ship in the Adriatic 2017. This was a twilight shot approaching our cruise ship at Dubrovnik. I'm not posting the original but this is a significant improvement.
You are going to have to hit the download to get the intensity. Photos are out of order from the text.
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I enjoyed everyone. Windstar is great!
Glad to here you liked them, thank you
dpullum wrote:
Humm, why don't grade and HS text have storytelling photos like yours...
By way of education of me and others... EXIF on #1.... 1/1000 s. f=9, ISO 1000, no flash, Lens 2.8 100mm
So if we write those settings on a 3x5 card with a small print of one of your photos and label it Bees we will be able to have a good try at quality photos.
Itsnoelb, Consider that setting Plagiarism is a form of flattery and is an educational webinar in one line... We can only hope that our photos with camera settings turn out almost as good as yours.
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Here you go. 1 was underexposed and I brightened in post. The shutter was to fast so I adjusted (shooting Manual) and I will share the adjusted setting.
Manual mode, Meter-spot, Focal length- 100mm (prime lens), ISO-1000, Shutter- 1/500 @ F/9. The light was changing with clouds and shadows so WB was cloudy then adjusted in Post Process. Original was shot in RAW.
The distance to "target" varied from approx 10" to about 24", then cropped in post. Hope you and others find this useful and look forward to seeing your results
I shall figure out how to attach Exif when posting.
Let me add a ThankYou for the kind words.
Took Macro lens to work yesterday. Breezy but managed a couple. The pollen on the leg one is overprocessed. I still like it.
Never mind. They are gonna come see ME. Whoop whoop!