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Dec 10, 2013 11:55:15   #
I like Graham's crop. It makes it more a photo of a door. Another possible shot may be drawing back further, with lines leading to the door, to give more of a "fort" look with the door being more of a gate entrance.

Lee
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Dec 8, 2013 18:28:46   #
markeisenbeil wrote:
I know I'm up here in Montana and it's supposed to be cold during it's nine months of winter, but this is getting a little @#$&*!% old. Sorry about that. I get cranky when I'm cold.


Like your teamster's designer boots. :D
Lee
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Dec 8, 2013 15:41:08   #
Tom DePuy wrote:
old boots....I tried to do something, anything, in PS 12 with your photo and couldn't come up with anything worth posting, sorry


No problem. That is the results of sitting on the porch trying to shoot something across the pond down in the pasture.

Thanks,

Lee
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Dec 8, 2013 14:50:41   #
andrew.haysom wrote:
Lee,
This is a very fine example of natural HDR, I like it a lot. The detail in the trailer is superb, and I quite like your crop. The only very small issue I can see, and only really visible at full size, is that there is some chromatic aberration (purple fringing) around the top wooden parts of the trailer.

Look forward to seeing more samples of your work.
Andrew

Thanks Andrew.
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Dec 8, 2013 14:41:14   #
Armadillo wrote:
Old Boots,

Suggestion: Become a hunter with a camera, use the same instincts you would with a .22 single shot rifle.

Turn off Digital Zoom, use only Optical Zoom, and get as close as possible to your target. Your camera can only guess as to what you intend on capturing, your digital editing software can control the effects of digital zoom by your mouse movements.

You might practice on some of your animals on the ranch, and don't be shy on using the shaded side of the barn for a background.

Michael G
Old Boots, br br Suggestion: Become a hunter wit... (show quote)


Thanks Michael. I think you and Linda are right. I'm trying to reach out too far just because I can. I'll get over it.

Lee
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Dec 7, 2013 09:13:19   #
lighthouse wrote:
Lee, its crap, its too soft.
Pushed the camera too far.
Its a poor snapshot.


I guess I could say I'm an artist and hand painted it. Thanks for looking.

Lee
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Dec 6, 2013 12:00:09   #
Bob Yankle wrote:
I looks like your camera didn't keep up with your good intentions. This bird is pretty blurry, and even PS12 can't help you ..... you'd just end up with sharper blur lines. I think Linda has given you some great hints on getting a better shot next time. When you do, please post if for comparison.

Thanks for the comments, Bob. Going to start doing more of the tripod, too.

Lee
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Dec 6, 2013 11:57:44   #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Hi Lee. I have lots of experience of pushing the sensor of the SX50 beyond its limits :)

I checked the exif and yep, you were all the way to 100x + you cropped about 2/3 of it so this heron must have been a loooong way off :)

Using just the optical zoom (50x) will give you best results. You can turn off the digital zoom, or just be aware of where you are by noticing the change in color of the bar in the viewfinder/LCD.

If you are shooting in a mode other than auto or RAW, you can access the in-camera teleconverter. That seems to give a bit better result than the digital zoom. You can choose 1.5x (equiv 75x) or 2x (equiv 100x).

If you'd like to see a comparison, I can post a heron photo that was taken at 1.5x and cropped slightly.
Hi Lee. I have lots of experience of pushing the s... (show quote)


Yes Linda, please do. I've been shooting in raw + jpg because I want to learn PP. That is going to be my stay inside Winter project. If it gets below 60F I start turning blue. Thanks for the info.
Lee
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Dec 6, 2013 10:51:12   #
oldtool2 wrote:
Sense I quit hunting with my handguns 20 years ago I haven't seen one this nice. Unfortunately someone hit it with their vehicle and left it. I found it laying in the weeds off a dirt road I go down at times and had to call the State Police to have it put down. I couldn't leave him there suffering. fortunately the trooper that came out was a hunter and she agreed with me.

Here is one of the photos I took while waiting for the trooper. One of the first photos taken using a new Sigma 105mm f2.8 macro lens.

C&C welcome as usual. Do with it as you please.

Jim D
Sense I quit hunting with my handguns 20 years ago... (show quote)

Not sure it is an improvement but it's a change.
Lee

Crop and spot

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Dec 6, 2013 09:33:32   #
Shot this on all the way out. The eye came out fair but would like to show better. Waiting on the PSE 12 to arrive.
Lee

SX50 and cropped in LR5.3

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Dec 1, 2013 16:45:58   #
Jambulee wrote:
Well done


Thank you Jambulee.

Lee
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Nov 26, 2013 19:19:17   #
Bob Yankle wrote:
I think of him as the "Old man of the sea", although it looks like he's been stranded ashore for much too long. I have created a not-so-fantastical fantasy that he and I share something in common ..... I once told sea-stories at a banquet and kept everybody enthralled for a good hour and a half. Oh the stories this man could tell ......

There is a Mariners saying that "It is not the miles that age you, it is the stops."
Three years at sea in eight years would not qualify some of my sea stories to be told at a banquet.
:roll: :-D
Lee
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Nov 26, 2013 19:07:31   #
Having been a street photographer in New Orleans back in the Polaroid days of "Color Photo in One Minute $1.50" I think you could successfully refer to the old man as "the old cop". Nothing to do with the good capture of the street.

Lee
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Nov 26, 2013 16:35:16   #
Graham Smith wrote:
Petticoat Lane, London.

Graham


I kind of got the feeling things were going to fall off on her head. Lee

Leveled only

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Nov 24, 2013 20:45:38   #
James56 wrote:
Folks, I think this is the age old question we ask ourselves as we age. The weather has been so cold and gloomy...my creative juices are stirring, so I came up with this. The image is one I took at a church function. This gentlemen seemed to be deep in thought about something. So I added my version of this odd poem to it. It seems to fit what he is thinking. I can't remember who originally wrote the poem. I ran across it years ago, and it has been stuck in my mind all these years. What is written here are just pieces I can remember. I wonder will you still like me with my bad memory (ha)?
I may disagree with you on what he is thinking. To me he is saying I told you how, why aren't you doing the way I told you? These kids just don't listen!
Enjoy friends...
ps, you may need to download it to read it (sorry).
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