nice shot ed :)

Nice exposure :)

howdy i just picked up my d50 on Friday and this is what i came up with in the last couple days.

http://members.shaw.ca/solar_monkey/photos/resize.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/solar_monkey/photos/resize2.jpg
-Notice the green? is that from my uv filter? kinda strange. I know it's a pooor picture but just curious what caused the green.

quick question, when u take candid pics of people, do you usually ask for permission or do you snap it secretly?

Could be your filter. I've never seen that before. What brand are you using?

I just snap away. If you and your subject are on public property, you are within your rights to do so.

I'm using a hoya super uv filter. But yeah, it looked like it took the color of the tree

Here's an old pic I took, but decided to touch up today.

http://photo.pgmedia.ca/photos/Sleep...1.finished.jpg

Good work everyone.
Ramir great shot and good pose. I would crop out the black top and straighten the light.

Gopher it's a good composition, but it's slightly dark and lacks contrast. Otherwise good color and interesting angle.


Here's one from me:

http://alibabajun.com/internet_files...ure%20639_.jpg

Completely uninspired angle/composition, I know. But I was itching for an opportunity to do a multi-exposure shot, and this was the best chance I had. The hangar was horrendous for light; extreme bright spots in some areas and absolute darkness in others. What you see above consists of three images, two hours of post-processing, and everything I know in CS2.


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aww!! no comments and critiques for my picture? i never get any :(

salar: and i was wondering how u took that with one shot before i read the multiple exposure haha :p nicely done and well balanced. cept... my eyes keep on looking at that blown out panel on the boat

its nothing special, but i was bored after finishing my beer last night and decided to mess around with some close focus / wide open shooting. this is basically straight off the camera (just some curves adjustment in ps)

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...m/03f5e71a.jpg

i know, its almost sacrilege to post this... stella... water... sick and wrong

Gopher, looks very painterly!

I wasn't sure what effect I was going after when I started editing, but I kind of stumbled across this. I liked the way it looked, so I left it... I don't mind the result.

Heres one of mine from the weekend

http://img60.imageshack.us/img60/1875/rose31ln.jpg

The thing from lynda.com has the guy doing it 3 10 minute videos.

I'm going to try it soon.

Good job!

thx..that was my first time taking a night shot and playing around with the exposure settings.

-ed

First post on the new thread ;)

http://www.mananetwork.net/pictures/...mandaWater.jpg

what exposure setting did u use?

looks sharp! any more pics? :)

I used 2 strobes - Left one was aimed at the wall with blue, and the other with a softbox about 45deg to her face .. I think shot at 200mm F4

me going to play with ur lights next time :p
is this ur water pic?

maybe, I have another

Great pic, Tom. The only thing that distracts me is the hard shadow caused by her forearm and the shadow under the armpit.

Who is she, and why is she clothed in the shower?

I normally don't post process too much but I got this vision today as I was shooting. What do you guys think?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...lighthouse.jpg

Nice one Senna. Your shots keep getting better and better.

A little USM here, a little D&B there, and before you know it, you'll be photoshop's #1 fan.

It's only in a matter of time... ;)


:p

~S