Posts for: Zudith
Nov 8, 2017 10:28:15 #
I just signed in after being away from the internet most of the yesterday and found this challenge up to 47 pages! I wish I had time right now to go back through and view everything!
What I have seen are many beautiful photos taken with much skill and love, so to those of you I missed commenting on, please know that I am loving what I see! Keep it up!
What I have seen are many beautiful photos taken with much skill and love, so to those of you I missed commenting on, please know that I am loving what I see! Keep it up!
Nov 8, 2017 10:24:53 #
SpyderJan wrote:
I agree Zudith, and this is one of those "Wow" moments.
Thank you, so much!
Nov 7, 2017 15:19:52 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
For cute it may be this one.
Group photo excursion to Newcatle botanical gardens, NSW, Australia.
I was using a Canon 100-400 lens (with a monopod) to just reach in and grab things like flowers & dragonflies.
The kangaroo just hopped onto the path and took a look at me and then hopped off (it is a wild animal). Just had a few sconds for a few shots.
Fair bit of PPing to bring out the details from the shaddows.
Group photo excursion to Newcatle botanical gardens, NSW, Australia.
I was using a Canon 100-400 lens (with a monopod) to just reach in and grab things like flowers & dragonflies.
The kangaroo just hopped onto the path and took a look at me and then hopped off (it is a wild animal). Just had a few sconds for a few shots.
Fair bit of PPing to bring out the details from the shaddows.
Ohhh - adorable!
Nov 7, 2017 15:19:10 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Gee that is nice. My night shots are in Bulb Mode. What is cool in this mode is that you can take as many as you want, changing your exposition time, then play on Photomatix. I have tried with five shots. Time consuming but better than watching a soap on TV
I used to regularly do 5 shots in daylight, but I gave up on 5 at night because of how long the shutter stayed open on the brighter exposures. Three seemed to be enough - and there was less ghosting. I would still do 5 during the day with a tripod, but with handheld, three is often too much!
Nov 7, 2017 13:04:24 #
tresap23 wrote:
Wow, wow! Love this Zudith. Think this is my FAV! The composition, and lighting is so good. This should be in print.
Thank you, tresap23! I appreciate that.
Nov 7, 2017 10:11:53 #
photophile wrote:
This was a rare opportunity for me to photograph an owl so these are favorites also. they were taken in the Rocky River Nature Center.
I love wildlife photography - it isn't easy to get up-close! These are wonderful, photophile.
Nov 7, 2017 10:09:55 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
Very nice.
Thank you, Richard!
Nov 7, 2017 10:09:26 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
I've been working on capturing fireworks for some ... (show quote)
I've never had much success with fireworks! These are wonderful! Great shots, Pat.
Nov 7, 2017 10:08:36 #
photophile wrote:
The lighting and mood is very pleasing Zudith.
Thank you, photophile!
Nov 7, 2017 10:07:43 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
p 29 - a beautiful capture.
Thank you, Pat!
Nov 7, 2017 09:41:20 #
Another favorite, but I worked hard for this one. We were in downtown Dallas at night. I had brought my tripod along, knowing that a night shoot would require something steadier than my hand. The focal point was the fountain, which was lit from within. I bracketed most of my shots (3 each). There were about 14 different views (over 40 shots, total). I was shooting with a Pentax K-7 using the basic 18-55 mm zoom lens, 26 mm, ISO-400, f/11 (aperture priority). Post processing was with Photomatix.
Magnolia Hotel Downtown Dallas
Nov 7, 2017 09:05:05 #
jimber wrote:
2 more favorite photos.
Oooh, very nice, jimber!
Nov 7, 2017 09:04:34 #
judy juul wrote:
Like it a lot! Out of the box is a great thing!! Caught my eye! 
pg.25
pg.25Thank you, Judy!
Nov 6, 2017 23:06:41 #
William wrote:
perfect
Thank you, Bill!
Nov 6, 2017 22:16:10 #
This is one of my favorite shots - but it was a total accident. I was at work early, standing on my desk with my camera in my right hand, holding the blinds open with my left hand, trying to get a shot of the rising sun lighting up the building across from me. I took several shots in hopes of catching the sun just right. Most of the shots were OK, but nothing special. But when I saw this image on my computer screen I had one of those moments when you realize this was the shot you didn't know you wanted. No Post Processing on this one.
Pentax K-7, f/22, 1/8 sec, ISO-800, 18mm
