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i really like the composition of the first image. the curvin gtrail and the light coming in front framed by the two people i think was nicely captured.
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Man, there are some great quality pictures here. Hope I can keep up with my shots
**1/60 sec at f/3.5, ISO 200 12.074 mm (6.1-30.5 mm)**
**1/250 sec at f/4.0, ISO 80 13.761 mm (6.1-30.5 mm)**Since a couple of weeks I've got myself a Canon G10
So if pictures look bad it can only be my fault now
btw, great post-processing Nomeradona
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nice cat yu have there, but my favorite is the last one. the way you capture the landscape is very poetic.
the shadow cast in between the embankment was nicely contrasted by the moveing water. that shot is really good. -
my daughters near the window
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Here a couple of photos from my People of Cuba series.
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espresso. this series is indeed excellent. i hope we can see more.. the two images are very good and the pictures tell you the story (no caption needed). I especially like the way you composed the 2nd image.
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Nomeradona,
Your eye for subjects is exquisite! Your technical skill is every bit as good. I'm a fan!
Here are a few from Northern California...
William
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@unknownuser said:
Reminds me of a Dynamic Component with an error in the formula!
I can make such DC's - in fact, I can only make such DC's
Keep on guys, I enjoy this thread so much!
Nomer; not only good pictures but a wonderful family, too! -
I was quite pleased by this pic I took after my sisters wedding (though I cheated abit - photoshopping out a few surfers)
And I took a pic of this as I didn't have a clue what it was (It's a Hummingbird-Hawkmoth)
Camera is Canon Powershot A620.
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Got a Nikon D40 for Christmas... in the middle of an 8 week photography class! Absolutely stunning photos from all of you...
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Thx Bubba...
Hopefully this will expand and we'll get to share more photos and experiences.
Good luck with your classes.Here's a shot from my studio just before Christmas. Dedicated to all the Brits...
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@gaieus said:
@unknownuser said:
Reminds me of a Dynamic Component with an error in the formula!
I can make such DC's - in fact, I can only make such DC's
Keep on guys, I enjoy this thread so much!
Nomer; not only good pictures but a wonderful family, too!
thanks gai.. hopefully you can share some too. DP (Dynamic Photographs) -
@wmanning said:
Nomeradona,
Here are a few from Northern California...
William
william those close shots are excellent. and i cant beleive that there such type of trees with that size. huge man. what kind of trees are they? what happen to the fence? was it because of storm or what? amazing i love yur photos.
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@rodentpete said:
Camera is Canon Powershot A620.
the first one is superb. i like the story being told in the picture. nice shot rodenpete. the second one is also ok, but slight turn of the focus shrpening the bird will be mush more awesome. nevertheless i love your intention. good shots..
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@unknownuser said:
Got a Nikon D40 for Christmas... in the middle of an 8 week photography class! Absolutely stunning photos from all of you...
thanks for yuor shots bubbalove, i hope next time we have mini asssignements here in photography so that everone could improve their shots and composition. it is improtant i beleive because one way you become really good in 3dviz is when you train your eyes to capture good composition using the aperture and lenses. photography is indeed a very good area to explore our compositional skills, and i am happy bubbalove that your having your lessons and wow you have your NikonD40...just a simple hint with that dog, avoid other things that miht cause distraction with your main subject (the dog in the first and 2nd image) removed the clutters in your background as mucgh as possible and learn to simplify the background. i hope everyone will be open with critique.
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@double espresso said:
Thx Bubba...
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Click on pic for larger view.this is i called perfect shot. i cant help to save it to my collection espresso.
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@nomeradona said:
william those close shots are excellent. and i cant beleive that there such type of trees with that size. huge man. what kind of trees are they? what happen to the fence? was it because of storm or what? amazing i love yur photos.
Those are Redwood trees. Fewer and fewer of them along the coast. That one is one of the biggest.
The fence is designed that way, and continues quite artistically around the corner. Not a great picture to showcase their artistry, but I always thing of SketchUp when I drive by.
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@wmanning said:
@nomeradona said:
william those close shots are excellent. and i cant beleive that there such type of trees with that size. huge man. what kind of trees are they? what happen to the fence? was it because of storm or what? amazing i love yur photos.
Those are Redwood trees. Fewer and fewer of them along the coast. That one is one of the biggest.
The fence is designed that way, and continues quite artistically around the corner. Not a great picture to showcase their artistry, but I always thing of SketchUp when I drive by.
when we went to cuc phuong national park in vietnam, 8 of us held hand and sorrounds this huge tree, and i was already static. but man that tree dwarves ours hehehe. thanks manning for that. -
@unknownuser said:
just a simple hint with that dog, avoid other things that might cause distraction with your main subject (the dog in the first and 2nd image) removed the clutters in your background as much as possible and learn to simplify the background
This is what I'm taking the class for. We just learned about aperture settings and shutter speed. Next I think we get into composition. I would love to do some mini assignments to sharpen my skills!
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@unknownuser said:
this is i called perfect shot. i cant help to save it to my collection espresso.
Thanks very much.
You might be interested that all the photos I have posted were taken with a three year old point and shoot Canon SD200 Elph./3 mexapixel camera. 3x Zoom. All hand held.Here is a pano from my Cuba series.
click on photo for larger image
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