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My true love is urban landscape. Here are some shots of Pike's Market in Seattle at 3:00 in the morning. Handheld - point and shoot - available light.
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@mateo soletic said:
@unknownuser said:
wow this is paradise.. beautiful place you have there mateo..
Thanks Nomer,
I wouldn't mind coming to Saigon for a holiday , it looks a lively place, thanks for sharing these images.
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@double espresso said:
My true love is urban landscape. Here are some shots of Pike's Market in Seattle at 3:00 in the morning. Handheld - point and shoot - available light.
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[attachment=0:2umilih9]<!-- ia0 -->SEATTLE-POST-ALLEY.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2umilih9]what a story to tell. i love the subject.. and to have effort at 3:00 to capture that: thats what they called "passion". thanks espresso for sharing that. no doubt you love espresso to keep you awake,
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A quick shot of the flood plain currently residing on my walk to college.
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Nice shot Remus, i thought it was a lake.
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Nomeradona, I take my hat off for you. You are the Master of Photography here.
I had to look really hard in my Images folder for something half-decent, but here come the first one:
I took this picture when traveling from Guayaquil to the Andean city of Ambato, in July, 2004. The road is windy and dangerous, in the middle of mountains and fog. I tried to took some sunset pictures, but sunset in the Equatorial region is pretty quick, so I soon found myself shooting in almost complete darkness. This photo turned out horribly blurred, but for some reason I really like the colors. When I saw the resulting image in the LCD, it reminded me of a William Turner painting, in which the light was far more important than the shapes. After I took this picture, the driver, a friend of mine, found himself in the middle of a dense fog, and with no sunlight, so he decided to follow the faint lights of a truck that was in front of us. I also think this photo has an emotional value to me because we were traveling to the funeral of my grandfather. I was not very close to him, however, since I lived in Guayaquil.
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This picture was taken in a park near the University where I had graduated, one year after graduation, in January 2005.
I tried to achieve a "soft water" effect by placing the camera on a minitripod in the border, and using a slow shutter. It was 7pm, so the sky is not completely black, but navy blue.
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In April 2005, my brother convinced me to visit a zoo with some friends. I usually don't like zoos because I prefer to see the animals running free in Animal Planet, and find zoos depressing.
This monkey had the saddest expression I've ever seen in an animal. He seems to have lost all hope of escaping his cage. What is he thinking?
Canon A75, noisy because I used ISO 400 to avoid motion blur. 1/80 sec, F/4. -
@ecuadorian said:
This picture was taken in a park near the University where I had graduated, one year after graduation, in January 2005.
I tried to achieve a "soft water" effect by placing the camera on a minitripod in the border, and using a slow shutter. It was 7pm, so the sky is not completely black, but navy blue.
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Canon A75, 0.5 seconds, F/2.8That's a tough shot without the water backlit.
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@remus said:
A quick shot of the flood plain currently residing on my walk to college.
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@ecuadorian said:
This picture was taken in a park near the University where I had graduated, one year after graduation, in January 2005.
I tried to achieve a "soft water" effect by placing the camera on a minitripod in the border, and using a slow shutter. It was 7pm, so the sky is not completely black, but navy blue.
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Canon A75, 0.5 seconds, F/2.8
nice try but i think you have to decrease the time more of the shutters speed. this way you will have softer and brighter image. i think half second is still fast. The f measure also you could increase it though. the DOF is indeed really shallow thats why you end up with a bit blurry image. once you increase the fvalue you will see, you will have a sharper image and softer water because of the slow shutter speed. Dont worry anyway your camera is in the tripod. One lasting make the ISO as low as possible i will go for 100 and dont touch it. just experiment with the shutter speed and aperture size. -
@ecuadorian said:
In April 2005, my brother convinced me to visit a zoo with some friends. I usually don't like zoos because I prefer to see the animals running free in Animal Planet, and find zoos depressing.
This monkey had the saddest expression I've ever seen in an animal. He seems to have lost all hope of escaping his cage. What is he thinking?
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Canon A75, noisy because I used ISO 400 to avoid motion blur. 1/80 sec, F/4.the emotion has been really captured perfectly, nevertheless i want to comment on the image and hopefully will help you better. honestly I hate increasing ISO. of course there are new models where you can increase the ISO without having noise...
next time if you want to avoid motion blur,,,increase your shutter speed. at the moment the image was a bit overburn, i know you really want to show the lighting on the face right? because of that the fur on the sillohuette was burned. this is were reflectors will work by reflecting the light (even using ordinary white cardboard paper).
next time go to the zoo again and try to take similar subject until you perfect it. nothing really brings a very good emotion of animal or peson by having a sharp focus image.
i hope you will take this as constructive criticism as its my aim to help and bring all our skills to a much higher level. -
just a vaguely photography related question form a photography newb: whats with the black borders around your photos? I personally find them quite annoying.
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A few more from the collection.
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Cool shot Remus, but, the part that intrigues me is all the stuff hanging off the tree cage. I would love to see it featured larger in the foreground.
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@remus said:
just a vaguely photography related question form a photography newb: whats with the black borders around your photos? I personally find them quite annoying.
just a frame i guess to seperate the picture from the white screen. so as to lead the viewer to the image. did not realized that its annoying sometimes.
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@nomeradona said:
@remus said:
just a vaguely photography related question form a photography newb: whats with the black borders around your photos? I personally find them quite annoying.
just a frame i guess to seperate the picture from the white screen. so as to lead the viewer to the image. did not realized that its annoying sometimes.
I think he was referring to my cropping and hi-conning his photo... not directed at you. I pulled the shot... didn't mean to offend him.
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Wasnt directed at anyone in particular, was more a general comment. I take its just me who doesnt like them then?
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Wow some fantastic photos here, really nice to look at, it makes a nice change from arch-vis.
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they cant be much worse than mine
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