Wow! It's like an oil based painting. HDR, or just a good, long shutter?Quote:
Originally Posted by jrw
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Wow! It's like an oil based painting. HDR, or just a good, long shutter?Quote:
Originally Posted by jrw
Great to see an Aussie shepherd in another country Dave. They're a great dog, we had one for many years and he was a legendary musterer out on our cattle station. I now have two border collies (one black and white, one chocolate) and they're absolutely ball crazy. If there's a ball within 2km they know about it.
Not just the OOF areas. The grass under her feet is blurred too, but as you can see, she's pretty sharp. It's like those car racing panning shots, where everything is blurry, except the car... Except at higher panning and shutter speed because of a much shorter lens.Quote:
Originally Posted by thekingb
Zuni doesn't care about sheep much. She chased some for about 90 seconds (you'll find a few shots on flickr, from a couple months ago), then decided she'd had enough when the sheep handler person put a pole in her way, and the experienced dog in the ring growled at her at the same time. We tried it again a few weeks later, but she just wasn't interested at all. She's not yet 2. Maybe she'll grow into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by btaylor
She is most definitely ball crazy. The ball beats tug toys, and even food.
A few more from the outdoors today. My kids are having a blast catching frogs at our appropriately named "Frog Pond." Poor frogs.
EDIT: SmugMug is acting wonky tonight, so the photos may or may not display. :(
http://riverview.smugmug.com/photos/...-Sm9JHnx-L.jpg
http://riverview.smugmug.com/photos/...-sFGwC2w-L.jpg
http://riverview.smugmug.com/photos/...-5XbCr7d-L.jpg
Not an HDR. Around a 1 second exposure on a cloudy sunset so I could get the framing effect as it rolls into darkness.Quote:
Originally Posted by thekingb
Nice shots Brian, I like how the little bloke is keeping an eye on that frog.
Beautiful harbour scene JRW. After you have uploaded your image, before you hit the "post reply" button, you can double click on your image and select whatever size you would like the image to be seen at, either small, medium or large.
Very nice shots, Brian! What did you use to shoot those?
Thanks Steve!
@Denise- Thanks! I used the 7D and EF 70-300L. The dragonflies let me get really close.
2012 Lupine Festival @ Sugar Hill, NH.
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5276/7...c18453a4_c.jpg
This is beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by Photog82