monty11, cool night sky!
Photo-a-day: NR edition (September)
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From vacation in Maine
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@ Monty, that B&W shot of the forest is fantastic.
@ drkbl, so many shooting opportunities to take waterfall shots. Looks great.
@ Poster, the colour is so crisp and stunning detail.Posted 3 years ago # -
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Monochrome or color? Tell me which one you like better. :)
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I like the one in color. You want to always shoot food in color.
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Deep dish pie should always be in color!
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I'm hungry now
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Hah, thanks for the tips guys! I figured color, but I wasn't sure. Good to know about shooting food in color. The photo was taken for my school newspaper, so it had to be converted to monochrome.
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connor - the color looks good, but I'll go for a little bit deeper DOV, as this one is a little bit shallow
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OK, I've been off this thread for a while. I suppose its time for me to contribute. Here's one I did of my dog.
I wasn't actually trying to shoot anything particular. I was just tooling around with my new 105mm. It turned out to be some of my better stuff.
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Willis I think your dog might have rabies :^) What's Poochie's name?
Edit: Oops I see her name is Roxy :^) I hope you don't piss your girlfriend off like that Willis :^)
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LOL Niko... the funny thing is that she was perfectly mellow during that shoot. She was just licking her nose and the still made it look all menacing. I turned up the grain and contrast in silver efex pro during to B&W conversion to exagerate the point. I think the web compression made that a waste of effort. I suppose I'll have to upgrade my flickr account.
Nice road monty. I wish we had more interesting roads here in texas. Straight roads are like a point of national pride for us in Texas (That's right I said national... we've got issues over here). Great for driving... lousy for photos.
Do you get that shot straight out of camera or do you crop it in post? I always have a hard time getting precise framing. Probably because of my D40's crappy finder. Maybe because of the crappy photographer behind it.
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Edit: Deleted. Double Post.
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Ok, I've been able to get myself organized, so now I have the chance to post some photos.
Here's a flower photo I took with a reverse lens mount and the non-AI 50mm ƒ/1.2:
Anybody know what kind of flower that is?
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Robson Provincial Park, British Columbia.
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@Regulator75
Thanks. It's amazing what the crummy Nikon 70-300 G can crank out.
I love that pic from British Columbia.
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Nice one, Monty11! You got that effect by zooming out? Which lens did you use?
Istanbul, TurkeyPosted 3 years ago # -
nice portrait monty
below one of my first attempts with macro photography through the extension tubes, 24-70/2.8 + 32mm extension tubes
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/sensualeye/3917883869/
Mt Fuji at sunset as seen from Kamakura.
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Mt Fuji at sunset as seen from Kamakura.
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Nice sunset and I like the red Corvette picture in your motorsports gallery. I wonder why? :^)
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