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@Pierre - very cool pic!
No bug that breaks into my apartment escapes without doing some modelling first.
A big WOW to Pierre,and a WOW and LOL to elvishefer, and a damn you guys are good to everyone else :>)
Seems like some people think that this is photoshopped and some people think that I shot this for Halloween.....it's not, and I didn't ;>)
I like your animal shutterdancer.
I tried to do a focus-stack but on big things, the near tree to the left is in focus as well as the far background. I also had to HDR to bring the big tree into view.
Funny enough, when I look at the near tree for a while, the background seems to become out of focus and when I look at the background, I find the near tree to become out of focus. Perhaps the brain refuses the out-of-ordinary and play tricks.
@everyone - had a very enjoyable time looking back over the month's photos... thank you very much for sharing your work and for appreciating some of mine.
I look forward to November!
Snow's on the radar for next week, and I think this is the last of my 'Fall' shots.
Snow.
Ewww...
Nice bokeh Elvis and Ron.
Playing around with a homemade tilt/swing adapter and my 50 1.8 on my sony.
One more of my focus-stack experiments, the bottom brown bushes are very near, the pine tree somewhere in the middle and the orange tree is far in the background. It took 4 pictures. Without any bokey there is no more perspective and the near and far just blend.
you guys rock :D awesome awesome pictures
Abhinav - gorgeous! Great colors.
jonnyapple - very nicely done, and you've chosen a great subject for this effect too! But how on earth do you make a homemade tiltshift?
Bland - great shot!
HDR-shot in an old factory in Amsterdam, now the working location for some artists.
ArthurH said:
jonnyapple - very nicely done, and you've chosen a great subject for this effect too! But how on earth do you make a homemade tiltshift?
Thanks, Arthur. I was inspired to do it by a thread on the forum:
http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=2756
Nice HDR treatment. I like HDR better when it's subtle like this.
Wow, that's tricky, to be honest I'll be too afraid to get dust in my camera to try this. But the result of this freelensing and the adapter you made is stunning!
Thanks for both your explanation and your comment on my picture.
Very nice bird Abhinav.
I am liking more and more night shots. This is first snow on this halloween night, no post processing beside jpeging.
Finally nabbed my dads Hasselblad 500C/M, 50mm, 80mm, and 150mm. Went out and blew through a few rolls out at the estuary this afternoon.
The trick now is finding a way to never give it back. :]
Pierre, I think that last focus stack of yours would make a fun jigsaw puzzle.
By the way, I did nothing to her eyes—they are just beautiful.
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