Posts for: FuzMuz
Oct 3, 2011 07:25:55 #
joe_flippin wrote:
I'm no exspert by no means but it seems washed out to me. I think it would be better darkened a little.
MHO
MHO
How's this
Paleolithic store house
Oct 3, 2011 06:55:06 #
Oct 1, 2011 09:07:26 #
I have got good results from these. Each are less expensive than Efex or Photomatix
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http://mediachance.com/hdri/index.html
Sep 29, 2011 23:06:16 #
Found this 15 miles easst of Escalante, Ut
Paleolithic store house
Sep 26, 2011 08:56:40 #
Star wrote:
Thank you FuzMuz, I don't know what the negative space means but I'll look it up. That thing was going faster than it seemed or something, but then I don't know anything about shooting anything moving either so prob just me and my lack of knowledge.
Thanks sinatraman, that was what I didn't like with the one I cropped, it took away some of the clouds and just didn't look the same.
Thanks sinatraman, that was what I didn't like with the one I cropped, it took away some of the clouds and just didn't look the same.
Negetive space or sometimes referred to as open space is an open area in the photo that allows or gives room for your primary object to "move into"
Sep 26, 2011 08:26:10 #
The first photo is a good example of "Chaos in Nature". A state of utter confusion or disorder. Repeating shapes but not patterns; order without organization. Impression of infinity, allowing one to see through the leaves; giving the viewer the feeling that chaos continues beyond the frame of the photo. Vibrant color and textures are the strongest component of the photo. Nicely done.
Sep 26, 2011 08:03:51 #
The first photo using foreground framing is a good composition technique. Most post processing s/w has the ability to adjust shadow areas to lighten and bring out more detail. Try this and see if you like the results.
The last picture has good clarity. I would have zoomed back to show all of the flower cluster, just a mater of personal taste.
The last picture has good clarity. I would have zoomed back to show all of the flower cluster, just a mater of personal taste.
Sep 26, 2011 07:45:37 #
Candid portraits - catching people being people I find far more interesting than having them pose in the studio. I like your work keep taking those pictures.
Sep 26, 2011 07:38:57 #
Check out http://bythom.com/nikond5100guide.htm
Thom's books are better than the guide that comes with the camera. I purchased his books/CD for my D5000
Thom's books are better than the guide that comes with the camera. I purchased his books/CD for my D5000
Sep 26, 2011 07:28:50 #
Sep 26, 2011 07:25:20 #
The photo is very crisp with good DOP and Bokeh. Some folks might disagree wanting the background blurred. I like it the way you have presented. Nicely done
Sep 26, 2011 07:17:17 #
The edited version is cleaner. Nicely done
Sep 25, 2011 20:56:16 #
Sep 25, 2011 20:50:44 #
Wind blown waves. These demonstrate when a fast shutter is better than the usual long exposure for moving water. Nicely done!!
Sep 25, 2011 12:26:41 #
[quote=Ripley44224]
The price difference also buys a magnesium body over the a55 plastic. A77 controls are sealed dust & water resistent, A55 controls are not. The a77 has built in HDR and GPS, the a55 does not. The money difference buys a lot more than 8mps. As with most things the real difference is how deep are your pockets. For the price the a55 is a great camera.
flashgordonbrown wrote:
quote=roblife I'm not sure how you come up with t... (show quote)
The price difference also buys a magnesium body over the a55 plastic. A77 controls are sealed dust & water resistent, A55 controls are not. The a77 has built in HDR and GPS, the a55 does not. The money difference buys a lot more than 8mps. As with most things the real difference is how deep are your pockets. For the price the a55 is a great camera.