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From Logan who is in North Carolina posted two days ago.
one of my best pics tbh
From Logan who is in North Carolina posted two days ago.
I've been fooling around with a some older photos to develop an example of an idea I'm going to be working on relatively soon. I am going for a broken mirror effect, and wanted to play with light and color intensity at the same time. I'm going to experiment with various sized strips, distances, and maybe even directions and color schemes for this "Fractured" series.
that's yours? seriously?
one of my best pics tbh
One from a set of extreme closeups...
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One from a set of extreme closeups...
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WOW! What captivating eyes! Vivid!
I just bought a SONY NEX-5 camera with an 18-200mm lens hopefully I'll be able to add some pictures to this thread...
Great photo. Please keep sharing.
I'm optimistic I'll be able to get the model interest in furthering the idea. This was an older image that I just played with to see if I'd even like it. I've had enough positive responses from my model friends that I shouldn't have a problem. I'm excited.Great photo. Please keep sharing.
Until then...
This is an image I took as part of my course development. I wanted to create an theme project for my students where they took a lyric or artistic line and create a visual interpretation of it. This is my example based off the Chris Cornell song SunShower...
The line that inspired it was "Though your garden's gray, I know all your graces someday will flower... in the sweet sun shower."
Check out some of these overpriced pictures of San Antonio
http://www.fotosearch.com/photos-ima...n-antonio.html
99.00 dollars gets you a boy in a window.
http://www.fotosearch.com/UNW828/u10316931/
You have 399.00 dollars you can get a cool photo of the Alamo
http://www.fotosearch.com/CRT254/010643at/
Tonight's moon... Flagstaff is about to get bombarded with Snow. This was a lucky break in the clouds with just the right amount of haze. Had to free hand it as I left my tripod at the office, so the ISO is way higher than I'd like... still, I like the noise it added.
I'm also into photoraphy. Actually, I just started my 365 / Days - Project as my last year of being teenager. Here's my first share:
Just Turned Nineteen
Set:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nickira...7626135316140/
What A Day For A Daydream...
very good!
you ever enter compe ions?
Won a few on Flickr, but am too busy to search out more official contests.
need a last minute gig?
PHOTOGRAPHER NEEDED (HELOTES,TX)
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/crg/2430788394.html
Experimenting with HDR photography lately. This is the first one I like (although I am not a 100% happy with it yet)
HDR:
Normal exposure:
Love HDR photos. It's tough to get right, though. I'll see if I can dig up a few of my attempts. Have you ever seen Stuck in Customs? I'd say this guy pretty much sets the standard for HDR.
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/
Great link. I didn't know it.
HDR is often a bit too cartoonish for my taste (and I have the impression it is not always so on purpose), but at the same time it can be a technique that yields fantastic results and add another creative layer to photography.
A lot of the photos on that site fit into this description. I need to look at it much more. Thanks!
not sure what is better Slomo posting, or a King sighting.
Either way it's a win....
Hey Slomo... any KGB photos to share?
Yeah, there's a very fine line between making it look too over produced (cartoonish) and making it really sharp and pop. That guy has it nailed down.
He gives a tutorial of his process somewhere on that site.
Unfortunately no. I've been laying low mostly in the civilized west for the past couple of years. But this might change real soon (again).
Super small apeture here for everything to be in focus. Reminds me of photos of Socotra Island:on the way to California from San Antonio 1983
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008...-on-earth.html
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