^^ Nice shot!
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^^ Nice shot!
she has a good eye for situations, especially involving people. i've got her doing a photography post on my blog once a week now to pay off her auto insurance.
when i got home yesterday i looked across the street
http://www.aboutlaketahoe.com/images...7-24%20289.jpg
Finally got some star shots I'm happy with. These shots were taken between midnight and 2am, by 3:30 it was pouring rain.
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Did you have to stack the first two or just relatively short exposures (like ~30s or so)?
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I disagree, I think it adds some nice framing, and gives a bit of perspective to the shot that it would lack with out the rock in the frame.Quote:
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The first two are single exposures. You can see some slight motion blurring in the first one, I think it was about a 25 sec. exposure, the second one was probably about 15-20 sec. The pics are on my other computer, I can get the exif info off there if you want.Quote:
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wildflowers weren't ready yet. what to do?
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...1&d=1311748857
^ you lets me know when they are ready. I can be convinced to pull the board out of the closet and get some multipurposed bikeriding/shooting/turns adventure in out there!
Pre Sunrise & minus tide, my favorite time of day.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6028/...8b46fc71_b.jpg
Wildflowers have been going off in the Colorado high country:
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Wildflowers along the bike path by FuzzSummit, on Flickr
CW's star shots made me think of this shot of a moonlit wall in the Grand Canyon last October by Rick LeGrand from our campsite. The lower shadow is the rim to our backs:
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I like this one.Quote:
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Both of these are pretty awesome, nice work!Quote:
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I disagree. I think the color in the sky (and the contrast with the grass) is part of what makes this work. I actually think I would crop more off the bottom.Quote:
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Yes!!!
A few from my hike up Bierstadt last week with Bendtheski.
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storm brewin...
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Stormy by beezskis, on Flickr
1/2 way through a 2 day camping trip here
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...1&d=1312309644
Went to a wedding on Saturday night. They had some umbrellas suspended over the dance floor with christmas lights in them. I was going for sort of an artsy out of focus look mostly. I was also sorta drunk... Anyway, some cool shots I think. All taken with my 20D with my Auto-Mamiya 55mm f1.8 manual focus lens, mostly around f2 or maybe a bit more and 1600 or 3200 ISO (shooting w/out flash).
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6002/...b6fb9ca5_b.jpg
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6130/...d8d7d96d_b.jpg
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6138/...66dd41ab_b.jpg
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There's so much WIN on this page.