Post your best current shots

[clemmb]

Brant, all those shots are really spectacular!! Very nicely done!

Here is another crazy photo from me ...


Dancin' In The Streets by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr

Denise,
I love this shot. Is it one take or three shots combined?

[ddt0725]

Thanks, Mark! It is three individual shots of the dogs, one background & one frame an action preset to help even out the saturation and exposure.

[Sheiky]

Jan: Really like the creative portraits here! What lens did you use for this (I'm guessing a fisheye?)

First off, nice photo of the baby! I used the Sigma 15mm fisheye for my shots. Turns out the effect is pretty funny and also quite easily to correct in PP. Much easier than I expected.

Brant your photos are great. I like the tones in the first one, but the second is my favorite.

Denise, that's a real funny edit, both of them

CLS, nice shot of the moon. There's something about the moon that I really like.

[erno james]

From Northern California, a lone oak on pastures that are showing early signs of spring.

[img]Spring Ahead by ernogy, on Flickr[/img]

[Sheiky]

Nice one! I'm so looking forward to spring

[Joel Eade]

Image of a Female Northern Cardinal. Processing is my attempt to make it look like a painting

[conropl]

Took a few of the sunset over the dunes with frozen Lake in the foreground. All shot with a 7D and 24-105mm f/4 L IS. The first two with 0.9 GND and CPL, and the last with CPL only.

6sec, f/20, ISO 100, 65mm

Silver Lake and Dunes - Sunset-5274 by westmichigan, on Flickr

0.3 sec, f/18, ISO 100, 50mm

Silver Lake and Dunes - Sunset-5225 by westmichigan, on Flickr


And I seem to remember Steve posted some people kite boarding in the ocean. This is how they kite board on the water around here this time of year.

1/60 sec, f/4, ISO 200, 73mm

Kite Boarding on the Ice of Silver Lake -5248 by westmichigan, on Flickr

[Steve U]

Really like that pink, or "fire" in the sky Pat.

[Jonathan Huyer]

This is one of the most painful pictures I have ever taken... it was brutally cold out! I like to think of myself as someone who has a bit of tolerance for cold weather, but trying to work the camera at -39 C was a bit of a trick to say the least. We waited for a couple hours before the aurora appeared, and when it did it was fast and furious and then vanished after about 30 minutes.

Canon 1DX, 14 mm f/2.8 L II (I'm renting this lens to give it a try), 15 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 800

[Photog82]

Nice photos, love the northern lights!

Here's a few from along the coast in Maine: