The cold light rain allowed for some great effects to show yesterday.
D90 70-300VR(FL 180) F5.6 1/400 ISO400
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PHOTO-A-DAY: March 2011
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Michael DeRose said:
keeping with a the bird theme :) I like your a great deal Squamish!!
Thanks! It looks like spring is hitting your neck of the woods as well. I only wish that the robins would sit still a little longer sometimes.
Great catch of the musket fire, bland. I really like the perspective you chose, lined them all all up nicely in the frame.
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My attempt at The Brenizer Method
looks better when viewed larger
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@ Noxin, how many photos did you use to create that image?
Looks good!
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The spring floods begin, this island will be swallowed by the Mississippi tonight.
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Regulator75 said:
@ Noxin, how many photos did you use to create that image?Looks good!
Thanks, It's about 24 after the crop I guess. I spent half the weekend trying to get the pieces together. I probably should have spent a little more time on the post processing but it's close enough for now.
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Sweet DOF Soldado, it's making me hungry!
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@soldado - mmmmmm ribs...
@bland - Nice! It'd be tempting to do an 'old photo' treatment to that image. Some would call it cliche but I think it would be awesome. :D
I took a walk with a good friend of mine (also an amateur photographer) and we picked a theme of 'shadows' for our outing. My next few posts will be from it.
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@Bland - I actually like the "old photo" look more. More realistic for the era portrayed.
I can't justify getting a dedicated macro lens so here's my attempt with a Raynox 150 on a Nikkor 85mm f/1.8D.
Hibiscus stamen.Posted 2 years ago # -
Havent posted digital pics for awhile. been shooting a lot of polaroids lately
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D700 Nikor 300mm 2.8 + TCII 2.0 teleconverter f5.6 @ 1/500 ISO 200
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Laurell in performance at the Barrie Earth Hour Concert
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@smarterchild
Girls who can levitate are HAWT!!!Posted 2 years ago # -
@bland - Nice!!! Now print it out, crumple it up, flatten it, set a corner on fire (douse it ;) and throw it in an old, crazy-heavy wood frame. You, sir, will have a masterful period piece.
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Bland, retoning that picture does do it wonders. I liked the original, but the second version does look better.
Regulator, how cold/humid is it where you are (Canada?)? That's some mighty crystal growth.
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Nice job Bland,Posted 2 years ago # -
elvishefer said:
@bland - Nice!!! Now print it out, crumple it up, flatten it, set a corner on fire (douse it ;) and throw it in an old, crazy-heavy wood frame. You, sir, will have a masterful period piece.I may just do that! Thanks for suggesting the sepia method, as I've been wanting to try it out.
Thanks everyone for the compliments!
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kaos said:
Regulator, how cold/humid is it where you are (Canada?)? That's some mighty crystal growth.We were locked in between a humid system from the Pacific Ocean and high pressure building system over central Canada locking these conditions in Alberta. All the frost is gone now, the temps are returning to normal.
The frost itself is called Hoar Frost.
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Thanks for the kind words gentlemen. As a noob to photography I welcome constructive criticism.
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Just messing around earlier
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Nikon D7000 & 35mm 1.8gPosted 2 years ago #
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