Random Photos : Part 2

[Olf]

NL1997 said:

Bella Italia <3 by Niall97, on Flickr

Should have got your balls in focus.

[GWC]

Wembley stadium.

[LongQ]

South East from Sydney. (Canon G11)






Model Township. (Canon G11)

[GTIAlex]

First trip out using a DSLR on using manual settings for motorsport.
Few of my better ones.


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Didnt get great consistency throughout the day but happy overall.
Be good to know what people thought.

Edited by GTIAlex on Tuesday 8th May 03:07

[Olf]

GTIAlex said:

First trip out using a DSLR on using manual settings for motorsport.
Few of my better ones.

Didnt get great consistency throughout the day but happy overall.
Be good to know what people thought.

Edited by GTIAlex on Tuesday 8th May 03:07

Cool but the angles on 1, 3 and 7 are far fat too severe - They make me feel seasick!

[markmullen]

Washed Up by mark_mullen, on Flickr

Edited by markmullen on Tuesday 8th May 07:13

[RobDickinson]

markmullen said:

Chasing Sunsets by mark_mullen, on Flickr

Fantastic!



Cave Rocked, sunrise. by robjdickinson, on Flickr

[binliner]

paul911 said:

That’s a cracking pic as are all you’ve posted so far. I’m really interested in your PP though, and how you achieved this one. Flash is off, and cant see any HDR so presume multiple image blending and cant see any shadows! Great image either way. Just curious in the technique, as you do it so well.

Thanks Paul, I do occasionally blend 2 exposures for the times when a grad won't work but never HDR. This one has actually had very little pp at all just the usual tweaks for a raw conversion (in this case contrast, brightness, blacks and recovery in lightroom) and then a little bit of cloning in PS to remove a couple of stray branches. Basically I exposed for the foreground to keep the detail in the trees (2/3 stop over exposed) and then didn't include the sky in the shot as it would've been totally blown out

[GetCarter]

[Robbie B]

RobDickinson said:

markmullen said:

Chasing Sunsets by mark_mullen, on Flickr

Cave Rocked, sunrise. by robjdickinson, on Flickr

You chaps are putting me to shame! Excellent work

[londonagent]

Some lovely stuff on here as usual. Headed down to Portsmouth for the weekend, took this on Sunday eve.


This is not a Sunset...This is a Supermoon Rise by iainsr, on Flickr

[PGD5]

Watching the grass grow..

[curtisl]

Dew dropped petals by Lee Curtis photography, on Flickr

[paul911]

binliner said:

paul911 said:

That’s a cracking pic as are all you’ve posted so far. I’m really interested in your PP though, and how you achieved this one. Flash is off, and cant see any HDR so presume multiple image blending and cant see any shadows! Great image either way. Just curious in the technique, as you do it so well.

Thanks Paul, I do occasionally blend 2 exposures for the times when a grad won't work but never HDR. This one has actually had very little pp at all just the usual tweaks for a raw conversion (in this case contrast, brightness, blacks and recovery in lightroom) and then a little bit of cloning in PS to remove a couple of stray branches. Basically I exposed for the foreground to keep the detail in the trees (2/3 stop over exposed) and then didn't include the sky in the shot as it would've been totally blown out

Cheers for the info, keep them coming

[RobDickinson]

A View to the East. by robjdickinson, on Flickr

[dibbly dobbler]

londonagent said:

Some lovely stuff on here as usual. Headed down to Portsmouth for the weekend, took this on Sunday eve.


This is not a Sunset...This is a Supermoon Rise by iainsr, on Flickr

Iain - is that really the moon rather than the sun?! Amazing

[dibbly dobbler]

markmullen said:

Washed Up by mark_mullen, on Flickr

Edited by markmullen on Tuesday 8th May 07:13

Stunning - ridiculously, depressingly good

[dibbly dobbler]

Where's Wally by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr

[Dogsey]

dibbly dobbler said:

Where's Wally by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr

Stood behind the camera?

[dibbly dobbler]

Dogsey said:

Stood behind the camera?

That's the way I prefer it! Why ?