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Photo-A-Day: September 2010
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Squamish: Your photo of the rock climbing girl is REALLY great. It is sexy, exciting, scary; truly it elicits all kinds of emotions. Sooooo, how did you get that shot?
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@ foofie - lovely, especially the one on page 2. How do you get those wonderful retro colors...
@ shigzeo - fireworks picture is very well done!!! And with the other picture: you proved her wrong.
@ studio460 - your photo on page 2 takes my breath away, seriously! One of the best street photography pictures I've ever seen...not just because of the light 'caressing' the girl, but the composition is perfect too. Beautiful!Posted 2 years ago # -
Abstracted Tower reflection.
Handheld at 90mm and f/2.8
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Abhinav, kanuck, ArthurH: you guys are too kind . . . thanks!
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 DXPosted 2 years ago # -
... and here
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nikyvee said:
Squamish: Your photo of the rock climbing girl is REALLY great. It is sexy, exciting, scary; truly it elicits all kinds of emotions. Sooooo, how did you get that shot?Nick V
Thanks, Nick. Im glad you like it. I was on top of the rock she was climbing, leaning just over the edge using an 85mm 1.4 ai s
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@Regulator75: love the golden lights :D
@Pierre: interesting
@studio460: how about cropping the extreme right ?Its a cool picture nevertheless.@noxin :love those waves :)
@soldado_ss: which old car is that ?Posted 2 years ago # -
A fake Mercedez Benz thanks to the thankless copycats at Samsung:
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what is the brand name of this fake merc ?
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@Abhinav: Thanks.So far, my favorites for this month are Adamz and Kanuck sceneries on page 1 but there are so many other good ones. I like your work Abhinav.
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This one just a grab shot testing out a D3s that impressed me. I was trying harsh lighting conditions. No flash was used. Tomorrow a dark part of the bar.
f2.8 1/500 +3EV 800ISO 17-35lens @ 35mm
framer
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@squamish stunning photo!
@pierre beautiful shot, what lens is that and what what focal length? Looks pretty wide+you starting to see some of the lens curve, especially on that smaller white house.@ArthurH It is/was my first time playing around with lightning during post processing. Usually I only play around withe the black levels and contrast, however I knew the girl would want that "hip engagement photo" look, so I went wild in lightroom. For the most part I think they turned out pretty well, and it was a good lesson for me to learn that digital post processing does have its place. I tend to try and stick with just what I'd be able to do in the dark room otherwise.
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First post in this topic... Boy, there are some great photos in here!
Dunno if critique & criticism is promoted here, but I'd appreciate it. :)
Nikon D40 - Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 - handheld - ISO 1600 - 11mm - 1/30
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foofiebeast said:
@pierre beautiful shot, what lens is that and what what focal length? Looks pretty wide+you starting to see some of the lens curve, especially on that smaller white house.It was the 24-70 F2.8 probably at close to 24mm. The dept blue of the sky is due to the polarized filter.
@Squamish: The photo would look better it you were to edit-out the HDR artifact in your sky, nevertheless a good shot.
@padlockd, I like the tower and its color, it looks like the belly of an animal, it would had been interresting to have a perfectly symmetrical and/or vertical shot.
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Pierre said:
It was the 24-70 F2.8 probably at close to 24mm. The dept blue of the sky is due to the polarized filter.@Squamish: The photo would look better it you were to edit-out the HDR artifact in your sky, nevertheless a good shot.
shot.I did exactly that when I printed it, but didn't mind it much for flickr. New to HDR, so thanks for the constructive criticism. :]
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padlockd said:
Dunno if critique & criticism is promoted here, but I'd appreciate it. :)I like it, padlockd, and welcome to the forum. Don't try to sell it, though. Isn't there some kind of copyright issue with the Eiffel tower at night? ;-) I agree with pierre's symmetry comment, but I don't know if that was possible.
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D3s, 6400ISO, f5.6, 1/30, auto WB, -.5EV, 17-35mm f2.8 lens @17mm
framer
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