Posts for: tresap23
Jan 16, 2018 16:52:42 #
PhotoKurtz wrote:
Before I take them to the thrift shop... let me tinker.
Nice pic! Love the color and DOF of the image.
Jan 16, 2018 16:50:47 #
I am taking a few online photography courses. My assignment, in one of my courses, was "Portraiture" photography. Taking photos from different focal lengths and angles, also, not just taking a picture of the person, but setting the tone, mood and telling a story. Using creative thinking when taking portraits, and to tell the viewer something about the subject. I have the best son a mom could ask for, to make me happy, he agreed to be my model. So I drug him all over town and took pics. Here are a few. I think I did pretty good on the composition? Let me know. I know there are a lot more things I need to learn, and I am aware that I can do better on getting sharper images. Any constructive advice is appreciated. I want to improve my skills. I love photography, and want to get better. Also, the class focused on getting out of "auto" mode. I use auto very little, so all pics were shot in manual mode. I haven't learned it all. I forget to change certain settings when I change scenes. But I am getting there. Thanks in advance for your comments. "T"
This might be important (checking his phone/candid shot)
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Places to go
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Deep in thought
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Taking a rest (he was impressedwith a local artist Murial and he wanted a pic with it in the background)
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All Smiles (how he is 99.9 percent of the time)
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Showing Off (he was joking around and I snapped a pic. It was overexposed so I made the best of it in PP)
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Jan 16, 2018 16:01:04 #
Country Boy wrote:
I hate unrealistic images in advertising - especially those that advertise burgers and fries. That is where they should draw a line!
Jan 9, 2018 22:12:05 #
James Shaw wrote:
Anyone know the name of the building shown as background through the window of the early evening Fox News TV network? That has been puzzling my wife and me for some time now. It is beautifully decorated at the current time with holiday lights and wreaths. Thanks for any help.
Jim
Jim
It is in and is part of Rockefeller Center. Located on 48th and 6th. there are so many buildings there and I have been so many times, but can't remember them all. I know NBC studios, is near by. Some of the programs are in other locations too. I know some are in DC, and you can see the capital in the background. What segment isit? that might help to narrow it down for you. Hope this helps!
Nov 12, 2017 18:15:59 #
russjc001 wrote:
I arrived at the Nubble lighthouse before sunrise and used my flashlight to make my way down the rocks toward the shore. There were two more photographers already down there and setup. The clouds were fairly heavy but the early light came through to offer pretty good images. This is one of the early shots.
Beautiful image!
Nov 11, 2017 20:13:27 #
Great challenge Lorima! Lots of beautiful bird photos. Wow, you guys are really talented. Bird shots, to me, are very hard. They just want pose for me. LOL! Thanks for the comments on my photo. I started out commenting on each post, but past two days got busy for me. So I came in this evening and looked at each and every one of them. I was very impressed. Hope everyone has enjoyed a nice weekend. And to all the Veterans on UHH, I appreciate your service to this great country of ours!
Nov 11, 2017 19:50:41 #
Annie-Get-Your-Gun wrote:
We had a 'party' here at the Manor to celebrate Ve... (show quote)
Thank you for your service! The pictures are so touching. Thanks for sharing them.
Nov 11, 2017 14:04:07 #
Cwilson341 wrote:
stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." These are shots of the National Postal Museum in DC, directly across the street from Union Station. You enter level 2 and go down to level 1 which has a huge glass covered atrium surrounded by more exhibits. This building houses a massive collection of stamps and postal memorabilia as well as the ways and means of delivering mail throughout our nation's history.
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Thanks Carol, for the tour, you did an amazing job of allowing us a glimpse inside. I was just in DC, this past summer, for the first time. I only had a day, to see the city. I was attending my nieces wedding in Maryland, and could only take a day to go to DC. I did the typical sight seeing tour, so as not to miss the "main" monuments historical buildings, White House, and Arlington National Cemetery. I can't wait to go back again. It is a fascinating and beautiful city, with so much history. Glad I got to see another little part of it, through your lens.
Nov 10, 2017 12:51:11 #
Lorima wrote:
LOL what a fun photo. You know he's admiring himself as he should be. Thanks for sharing this one.
Thanks!! Yes he was liking what he saw.
Nov 10, 2017 12:36:28 #
SueScott wrote:
We had a cardinal doing that this summer - he loved the side mirror on our car. Then, one day we came home to find our cat sitting by the front door surrounded by red feathers - oh, well.....
Oh no!! I have a cat, so I understand!
Nov 9, 2017 23:31:15 #
William wrote:
tripod long time exposed LED flash/light
fisheye/lens full/frame ... oops etc. ))))
full moon light,(etc.))
the ideas/happen/etc
time/space helps to be
there in space/time too
Bill
fisheye/lens full/frame ... oops etc. ))))
full moon light,(etc.))
the ideas/happen/etc
time/space helps to be
there in space/time too
Bill
Nov 9, 2017 22:01:56 #
William wrote:
the best shot is waiting to lens
No clue how you do it Bill. They definitely make you think. Great images!
Nov 9, 2017 21:48:09 #
armymsg wrote:
Dark-eyed Junco in Northampton, PA.
Very good shot!
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Nov 9, 2017 21:47:19 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
Both pics shot on St Ives village green - suburban Sydney, Australia
Stunning images!
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Nov 9, 2017 21:42:34 #
Lorima wrote:
Here is another Turkey Photo.
Gobble, Gobble! Run Turkey Run. Beautiful pictures Lorima
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