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Those are awesome Dangle !.

 

Here is my attempt at "art"

 

Often, the best photos are the ones where you have to think "what the heck is that"...

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Those are awesome Dangle !.

 

Here is my attempt at "art"

 

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Thanks Slowbee.

Often peole neglect the fact that digital as analog needs post processing.

Especially if you shoot in raw.

 

I like this one of yours.

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Some awesome shots lads!

 

Was in the karoo the weekend...I'll have to work on the "Art" pictures....

I like the one with the grass, especially the vibrancy and the colour in the grass as well as the all round exposure in the image.

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I like the one with the grass, especially the vibrancy and the colour in the grass as well as the all round exposure in the image.

Thanks boet..

 

The exposure was a bit of a pain, focus on the sun rays and the rest is under exposed..focus away from the sun rays, and the rays get over exposed...in the end I had to bump up the exposure on Iphoto and remove some of the shadow so you can see the grass...but came out nice.

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Thanks boet..

 

The exposure was a bit of a pain, focus on the sun rays and the rest is under exposed..focus away from the sun rays, and the rays get over exposed...in the end I had to bump up the exposure on Iphoto and remove some of the shadow so you can see the grass...but came out nice.

 

Nice job :thumbup:

 

I find with difficult shots like that I use spot metering, then I take a light reading from around three different shades and try and average it out.

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Nice job :thumbup:

 

I find with difficult shots like that I use spot metering, then I take a light reading from around three different shades and try and average it out.

 

Light reading meaning with your camera using the spot metering? or with a hand held meter? :blush:

 

Will give the spot metering a go next time!! :thumbup:

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Light reading meaning with your camera using the spot metering? or with a hand held meter? :blush:

 

Will give the spot metering a go next time!! :thumbup:

Using the light meter in the camera :thumbup:

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