He'll be fine. I left him a bottle of water in the trunk. ;-)
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He'll be fine. I left him a bottle of water in the trunk. ;-)
Thank you Mr. Alien Body Snatcher.
Hot many strobes does it take to light up a whole waterfall?
That would be 87 strategically positioned White Lighting x3200s, or one large but very distant light source behind a relatively close softbox. Either one works.
Great exposure and what a beautiful waterfall that is. Evidently we need more Blue Moons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Sean...it is a great background, but I am having trouble seeing the faces of your three subjects ;)
Great shot.
It was shot with a shutter speed of 8 seconds. The young people were actually amazingly still during the time I was shooting, apart from moving their heads a bit. However, the blurred faces actually turned out to be a positive thing. I was shooting for inclusion in a Burgess Falls themed calendar. As the people are unrecognizable, I don't need a model release from them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
Lovely Self Portrait.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Can't wait to see more. That panorama is awesome. I saw that lake many years ago when visiting, but wasn't that into photography at that time. Wish I was. Beautifully captured!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheiky
Great landscape everyone, I love seeing different landscapes from around the world. Here's a few from Hawaii:
Makalawena Beach
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Kalalau Valley
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University life is tough. But still had time to head out and take some shots. The lack of photography practice done is hurting me a lot :(
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Autumn by EastsideRandomizer, on Flickr
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Parklands by EastsideRandomizer, on Flickr
The ruins of Sutro's Bath form an infinity pool right next to the ocean.
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101_MG_0084 by ahab1372, on Flickr
The result was not as good as I expected and needed som pp. Maybe there was too much spray and salt on the filter already, plus Iwas in not really in a comfortable position, flat on my stomach behind (closer to the ocean) the camera bag, at the end of the concrete strip:
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Arnt
A little pond in the woods at sunrise.
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Morning Pond-4680 by westmichigan, on Flickr
Warren Dunes State Park in Michigan. That is Lake Michigan in the background.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7238/7...8d7570e4_c.jpg
Warren Dunes-048.jpg by sambisu, on Flickr
How do i post the required size? Ive reduced to 1024, under 195 kb and they still come out way to small. Help!
Please walk me through how to post images of the required size.
Mick
Hi, I do like this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mickw
1) Make sure the photo has the allowed size (like you already did)
2) Insert image. This will result in a thumbnail sized photo.
3) Double click the thumbnail and select "Full Size" - there it is.
I followed these steps to share this photo from my parents' summer house. I suppose you could say it's a typical Swedish countryside landscape photo. I spent many summers there as a kid and really like the place. A few years ago my own kids wanted to visit their grandmother all the time, but now that they are teenagers its not quite as popular anymore. (I recognize the pattern from when I was a teenager - then I became less and less enthusiastic about spending the summers in the middle of nowhere.)
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Its pin sharp, shot with a Canon 1DS3 and 14mm prime. The 16-35 is the same at A3 cant tell any differance except the primes a bit wider.
Great shots Mick, like the detail and contrasts in the foreground and the skies are superb.
A shot of the beautiful Yarra Valley, where my mate Wally lives.
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Yarra Valley by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
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Mickw - Those are beautiful shots.
Steve - Wally lives in a great place. Very well done, and the clouds really helps the composition.
Mick...that was an excellent set of pictures. Really enjoyed them. But I was wondering where the last two where taken?
Pat...love "Morning Pond".....
The last two pictures were taken near where i live on the coast of Northumberland in northern England. The one of the smooth round rocks is a place called Dunstanburgh Castle. The only adjustment post taking the shot was removal of a tiny round sun over the headland and a little dodge. It was a lucky morning. If you had the original and peeked real hard you can see two fishermen night fishing of the end of the rocks. Lee filters really help. Dunstanburgh is so photogenic. The old ruined castle sloping down to the sea.
The red one is of Bamburgh Castle not far from Dunstanburgh. Its still an active castle and you can visit each day. I got loads of shots, this one in the red phase, the blue/purple one ill post later.
Mick
http://www.bamburghcastle.com/
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dunstanburgh-castle/
A few more from California. These were taken in the Russian River Appellation of Sonoma County
Both using 3-stop reverse ND filter
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small-5066 by kayaker72, on Flickr
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small-5083-2 by kayaker72, on Flickr
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Brant
Really nice light in both of them Brant and great leading lines in the first one as well.
Brant:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kayaker72
I really like the lighting and composition on the first.
Pat
One from Cleveland Point this morning.
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Cleveland Point by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
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Nice one Steve.
BTW, I thought I had responded, thanks for the comments Steve and Pat. Glad you liked the shots.
@Mick, That 1st Castle shot on the previous page is exceptional! I can't stop looking at it.
@Brant, I love the composition of your 1st shot with the fence, and I also like the warmer, softer, lighting of the second shot!
@Steve, I'm digging the composition and mood of that Pier!
Rich
I agree with everything that Richard said about the recent posts here. I'll try to maintain the standard with some recent holiday snaps from a week in the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland.
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Bay of Gallanach by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Sunset Behind the Isle of Skye by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Sgùrr na Cìche and Garbh Cìoch Mhòr by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Concretions at the Bay of Laig by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Cuillin Hills by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
Nice Shots Andy, I especially love the 2nd one of the sailboats and the sunset!
I really have to get out more!
Rich
Great shots Andy, nice exposure control all the way through.
I'm still trying to get the hang of it. I hate it when I wake up too early. And as I get older it happens too often. This was a cold and foggy saturday morning at Wellington Point.
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Sunrise Wello Pt by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
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Great shots Andy and Steve! And Steve, that shot was worth the early rise. Beautiful.
Beautiful shot. Great colors, composition, and use of leading lines. Just a great scene.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve U
I love the early morning. The light is great, and you do not have to worry about crowds. If it didn't have to happen when the bed feels so good it would be perfect.:rolleyes:
Thank you very much for the comments.
Same theme, same morning, slightly different angle.
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Sunrise Wello Pt_1 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]
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