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All done with my grad studies for the semester so I can get back to photography and work again. It sure feels nice :)This old house caught my eye because its strange to see a blue roof in this style here in East Asia. Usually its orange or simply colorless stone. I also liked the peace symbols which go with the season I think^^
Glad to be back home in Germany for my Christmas break.
Hope you guys are not getting tired of the Neverland pictures.
Jürgen
@ Rx4Photo Gray Rat Snake?
Same as yesterday...
spraynpray said:
You were lucky as snakes don't have eye-lids!
Literally LOL... and I grew up watching "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" with Marlin Perkins. Shows you how much I paid attention.
Msmoto, after my escape <:~) a guy out there told me it was just a harmless brown snake so I don't know. Been trying to find exact images on the internet to compare it to.
Gray Rat Snakes are about as harmless as they get. And this one looks like it had just eaten. I think they are constrictors. No poison in the bite. And, they can smell you in the dark....LOL
Fill the frame they say. Un-cropped only re-sized..
Galway Bay - Ireland (Cliffs of Mohers in the far background)
Nice portrait there squamish.
Here's another reedit of a shot I've shared here before. Doing some intensive training to learn a bit about layers in Perfect layers and working a lot with improving my colours (since I seem to have zero colour sense). Definitely think it's an improvement over the original, which you can find here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rifqidahlgren/8175708069/in/photostream/
Looks like you're having fun with your pp. Looks good Rifqi!
Mine for today.
Nikon D7000 | Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 | 1/4@f/8 | ISO100
Ok ladies and gents, I have been MIA for a bit due to the holiday season and my little R&R up in Norther Cali. But now that I'm back I have lots of goodies to share...so here is my first contribution of HDR's I took while in Napa.
D4 14-24 2.8 1/100 ISO 100 @ f/7.1 10 shot HDR using Promote Control System
Family Portrait
D600 | 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 32mm & f/4 | 1/60s | ISO 800 | SB800 @ -.3 EV pointed 90 degrees with Gary Fong Light Sphere II | Cropped
On a trolley which drives around a large shopping center I found several subjects yesterday... here is one:
D4, 135mm f/2 Nikkor, 1/400 sec, f/5.6, ISO 800 Available light....
Golf, nice HDR. Do you have bulb ramping capability with that promote?
After 2 weeks, I finally found another owl...
Outstanding images everyone.
Thanks for the snake feedback everybody. Here's what I was able to photograph afterwards. Admittedly the 28-300mm lens is not the best at this, but it's all I had.
all those great photos !! ....... and I'm suffering from the equivalent of "writer's block" for photographers ........ if there's something like that ........... :-/
AvadheshMalik said:
all those great photos !! ....... and I'm suffering from the equivalent of "writer's block" for photographers ........ if there's something like that ........... :-/
C'mon man, my post on the best of the year was done when I couldn't leave the house - I just threw a few things on the table and photographed them.
Love the colors, msmoto. Nice focus on her eyes as well.
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