2014 - Image of the Week #52

[Kayaker72]

Welcome to TDP forum's "Image of the Week" competition. Each week photographers may submit their images to compete for the title of "Image of the Week." Weekly winners will then compete on a monthly, quarterly and finally in an annual poll for the title of "TDP Image of the Year."

• There will be only one weekly winner.
• This entry period for Week 52 will be from Monday December 22nd through/including Sunday December 28th.
• Please supply a title for your image.
• This is an open competition for landscape, portrait, architectural, macro and any other appropriate photographic style.
• Images should have been either recently taken or processed.
• Enter as many times as you would like.

This week will be judged by Sean Setters.

Good luck!!

[jamsus]

Here some shots from a "Fifties" themed Rock&Roll concert here near Florence.

All shots done with 60D+50mmf1.8 (ISO around 640\1600)

"What is best in life?"

Apple Party & Duck Dive @ OfficinaGiovani by Andrea Magnelli, on Flickr

"The Bass & The Singer"


"Rock & Roll"

[Kayaker72]

Catching up on processing a few from this fall.

Small-1260 by kayaker72, on Flickr

5DIII, 24-70 II @ 63 mm, 1/80, f/5.6, ISO 800

[Jonathan Huyer]

"Northern Magic"

Last night the aurora came out to play, and I was very happy to be able to watch from a lakeshore in Banff National Park

[Joel Eade]

"Northern Magic"

Last night the aurora came out to play, and I was very happy to be able to watch from a lakeshore in Banff National Park

A stunner....awesome!

[conropl]

A stunner....awesome!

Agree with that.

What Av, Tv, and ISO? I assume it was your 24mm f/1.4L II.

[Jonathan Huyer]

What Av, Tv, and ISO? I assume it was your 24mm f/1.4L II.

Thanks --- yes it was the 24 f/1.4 LII, ISO 1600, 8 sec @ f/2.0 on my 1DX. I've wanted an aurora shot from this location for a long time, so it is extra sweet when it finally happens.

[conropl]

Thanks --- yes it was the 24 f/1.4 LII, ISO 1600, 8 sec @ f/2.0 on my 1DX. I've wanted an aurora shot from this location for a long time, so it is extra sweet when it finally happens.

With a shutter speed of 8 seconds, the lights must have been pretty bright. You even managed some red. Really well done... I like the color reflection in the lake. Thanks for the information, and thanks for sharing.

All:
Sorry to disrupt the competition with my comments. But then again, I think there needs to be more interaction and learning about what went into a shot. This is a good example: I would not have guessed an 8 second exposure (I was guessing another stop or two higher). Given my experience of night sky shooting, the exposure level gives me a better appreciation as to how bright the sky actually was when this was taken.

Pat

[Kayaker72]

All:
Sorry to disrupt the competition with my comments. But then again, I think there needs to be more interaction and learning about what went into a shot. This is a good example: I would not have guessed an 8 second exposure (I was guessing another stop or two higher). Given my experience of night sky shooting, the exposure level gives me a better appreciation as to how bright the sky actually was when this was taken.

Pat

Agreed....discussion is good.

And let me join the chorus, great shot.

[conropl]

Thanks --- yes it was the 24 f/1.4 LII, ISO 1600, 8 sec @ f/2.0 on my 1DX. I've wanted an aurora shot from this location for a long time, so it is extra sweet when it finally happens.

Jonathan:

Take a look at this guys pictures from Iceland?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/icelandaurora/
(Scroll down a little to see more norther lights - it is a little early in the season for the lights there).

I would love to see what you could do with a couple weeks there. Every time you get near Northern Lights you come away with outstanding pictures.

Pat