The Photography Thread
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I have a couple also.
I took the flower shot because i wanted to capture the water beads on the flower petals..
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some quick snaps at the beach:
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Its kinda crazy if you go to the first pages, to see how everyone has progressed, kinda like going back in time
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oh, i see how it is. when your cave goes unexplored for quite some time who do you turn to.. well the gig is up. if you're that lonely go to your local doctor and get a physical, i'm not your booty call anymore.
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Here are some shots I took earlier today, I know that I said I was taking woodland shots, but unfortunatly I deleted them without even realising till it was too late 
Enjoy the shots & remember click them for bigger previews.
WALKIES
This image of my dog did have some noise wit hit being ISO 800, but I added some more for the real grainy look.
Lonley Flower
Quited liked this shot, but wanted to try something I little different, so opted for a coloured flower and B&W background, with Fake DOF.
Tick-Toc
Again I added some grain, but I think that I may have over done it, and I think that maybe this image needed to be blurred a bit.
Enjoy the shots & remember click them for bigger previews.
WALKIES
This image of my dog did have some noise wit hit being ISO 800, but I added some more for the real grainy look.
- Camera Model Name: Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
- Tv(Shutter Speed): 1/40Sec.
- Av(Aperture Value): F5.6
- Metering Modes: Centerweighted average metering
- Exposure Compensation: 0
- ISO Speed: 800
- Lens: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
- Focal Length: 31.0 mm
- Image size: 3888 x 2592
- Image Quality: RAW
- AF mode: AI Servo AF
- Color Space: AdobeRGB
- File Size: 9112 KB
- Drive Mode:Single-frame shooting
Lonley Flower
Quited liked this shot, but wanted to try something I little different, so opted for a coloured flower and B&W background, with Fake DOF.
- Camera Model Name: Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
- Tv(Shutter Speed): 1/250Sec.
- Av(Aperture Value): F5.6
- Metering Modes: Evaluative metering
- Exposure Compensation: 0
- ISO Speed: 400
- Lens: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
- Focal Length: 55.0 mm
- Image size: 3888 x 2592
- Image Quality: Fine
- Flash: Off
- White Balance: Auto
- AF mode: One-Shot AF
- Color Space: sRGB
- File Size: 3995 KB
- Drive Mode: Single-frame shooting
Tick-Toc
Again I added some grain, but I think that I may have over done it, and I think that maybe this image needed to be blurred a bit.
- Camera Model Name: Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
- Tv(Shutter Speed): 1/10Sec.
- Av(Aperture Value): F5.6
- Metering Modes: Centerweighted average metering
- Exposure Compensation: 0
- ISO Speed: 800
- Lens: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
- Focal Length: 34.0 mm
- Image size: 3888 x 2592
- Image Quality: RAW
- Flash: Off
- White Balance: Auto
- AF mode: AI Servo AF
- Color Space: AdobeRGB
- File Size: 8896 KB
- Drive Mode: Single-frame shooting
GilesGuthrie
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There's something really odd about the dog's eyes. Are they different colours, or is it a flash effect?
I like the flower, but I'm quite weary of all the selective desaturation that's going on at the minute. Also, I would have take the green out from behind the petals.
I like the clock too, but I'm not sure about the PP. Did you dodge behind the clock? Or burn a vignette? Either way, it seems like the clock has a rather odd halo.
They're all good shots, and my criticisms are only minor!
I like the flower, but I'm quite weary of all the selective desaturation that's going on at the minute. Also, I would have take the green out from behind the petals.
I like the clock too, but I'm not sure about the PP. Did you dodge behind the clock? Or burn a vignette? Either way, it seems like the clock has a rather odd halo.
They're all good shots, and my criticisms are only minor!
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Diditn use a flash for that shot, she has different coloured eyes, one is blue and the other is brown.
Yeh I copuld have taken the green out from the leaves, but it was quick job on a sucky PC.
Yes its a vignette, Im not a big fan of that shot either, but learning this cammera is fun as hell, im very glad I got it, just need to start taking good shots of interesting things
Cheers for the C&C.
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Damn Vlad, that's beautiful. I love the composition with the empty space and the subject matter but my favourite part are the values of blue in the sky. It's so soft and mixes so well with the clouds, usually you don't see that. Most shots with empty sky space get so oversaturated, people attempt all these insanely deep blues.
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thank you guys. 
i was actually looking for insanely deep blues because i originally wanted to reproduce a picture i once took with my old fuji. on my way there the sky was of a perfect blue with no haze, smog or clouds whatsoever. however, by the time i arrived, the clouds closed in and i couldn't get the picture i originally wanted. a little frustrated i then went around the building and took this one mostly by accident. to my surprise it turned out even better than what i had originally planned.
its hardly edited as well.
so as usual, my luck was greater than my skill.
i was actually looking for insanely deep blues because i originally wanted to reproduce a picture i once took with my old fuji. on my way there the sky was of a perfect blue with no haze, smog or clouds whatsoever. however, by the time i arrived, the clouds closed in and i couldn't get the picture i originally wanted. a little frustrated i then went around the building and took this one mostly by accident. to my surprise it turned out even better than what i had originally planned.
its hardly edited as well.
so as usual, my luck was greater than my skill.
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My luck ran out a long time ago, it seems I have to work pretty damn hard just to get something worthwhile.
On another note, I just browsed through the thread and realized I've been posting in this thread since page 8 (or so) and here we are on page 80. It's funny to see ITR just getting his new camera, and to see the progress alot of us have made (as said in a few posts back).
Some random crapper ones,
infrared converted to b&w
riding the bus, i don't really like it.
alittle weird
On another note, I just browsed through the thread and realized I've been posting in this thread since page 8 (or so) and here we are on page 80. It's funny to see ITR just getting his new camera, and to see the progress alot of us have made (as said in a few posts back).
Some random crapper ones,
infrared converted to b&w
riding the bus, i don't really like it.
alittle weird
GilesGuthrie
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Are you the only person on that bus? Love the IR one.
Here's my son's foot...
The marks on his leg are from his old IV lines.
Here's my son's foot...
The marks on his leg are from his old IV lines.
franz
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Start to know better my little Casio ... here are the results but slightly photoshopped
Went to Gatineau Park watching yellow leafs
Spotted a very cool looking 280z
A long exposure shot of a restaurant in Chinatown
forgot to adjust white balance after taking some interior shots
but it looks 100 times cooler than the actual environment
Went to Gatineau Park watching yellow leafs
Spotted a very cool looking 280z
A long exposure shot of a restaurant in Chinatown
forgot to adjust white balance after taking some interior shots
but it looks 100 times cooler than the actual environment
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