Photo/Photographer thread.

[Cois]

Tapatalk is a bitch! Will try to upload a better version of the pick later...

[Frosty]

Thanks.

Was also my first time getting it right.

Normally I would get a whitish orb, particularly when using the camera on AUTO.

Started playing around a bit, and the results were not too bad.

Came across this on Flipboard, (interesting from my point of view)... 20 Dos and Don’ts for Shooting the Moon

 

http://digital-photography-school.com/20-dos-donts-shooting-moon/

[Frosty]

Painting with light from mobile phone - look for second hand between 4&8 o' clock position

 

20"

F5.0

ISO200

 

 

30"

F5.0

ISO200

Edited December 7, 2014 by geraldm24

[DJR]

I like reflections, shadows and distortions of light making abstract patterns. This is the bottom of a whiskey coloured stream in the Cape mountains.

[Peach.]

[Pah Bear]

Love the topic. Love taking photos and travel around often, so snap whenever I can.

Love the tecture in your B&W. Great composition.

 

Thought my first contribution should be cycling related. Took this shot on a beach in Zanzibar.

[pista]

Painting with light from mobile phone - look for second hand between 4&8 o' clock position

 

20"

F5.0

ISO200

 

1.jpg

 

30"

F5.0

ISO200

1.jpg

Looks good at 20"

[Frosty]

Looks good at 20"

I tried with 10", 15", 20" & 30".

Either too much light, too little, the phone was held at the wrong angle or the phone back light switched off.

 

I started at 9:55 and eventually started seeing results at 10:08.

 

The flash light (torch) was used to illuminate the dial/arms, then switched off while the camera timer started. Good fun while Eskom had other plans

[Capcha]

My daughter, this was a very difficult shot to take.

Very dark, not enough light, sitting quite far away and having to zoom with an ISO of 1600.

 

Dude how old are you? Thought you were in your 30`s when I met you.

[Kranswurm]

I like reflections, shadows and distortions of light making abstract patterns. This is the bottom of a whiskey coloured stream in the Cape mountains.

Love it.........we used to hike Bains,Witels Suicide etc regularly and I have many pics of water,rocks and the like.No Computer touch ups

[JXV]

DSC_9926.jpg

Nice! Tried orchids with a macro lens a few times and never happy...this low key shot makes all the difference....can't wait to try again.

[DJR]

Love it.........we used to hike Bains,Witels Suicide etc regularly and I have many pics of water,rocks and the like.No Computer touch ups

This is the "opposite" of the fluid H2O one above, taken near Prince Albert in the Karoo. All angular and harsh and unyielding, but beautiful too.

[Wyatt Earp]

Dude how old are you? Thought you were in your 30`s when I met you.

44 years young 

[Wyatt Earp]

No computer touch ups, some never fail to try and get the last word   

 

Let's see, a raw image is just that, it's a raw image and will need post processing which gets done by using a computer program.

Then we get those who shoot in JPEG's, they boast as to how natural their image came straight out of the camera, but fail to understand that the built in software the camera does some "computer touch ups" by itself, completely out of your personal control.

 

I reckon the guys that develop film should also stop mixing chemicals and using different types of film to get the desired effect they are aiming at .

[DIPSLICK]

Dude how old are you? Thought you were in your 30`s when I met you.

HGH does that it shaves of 20 years just ask sylverster stallion 

[Pulse]

No computer touch ups, some never fail to try and get the last word

 

Let's see, a raw image is just that, it's a raw image and will need post processing which gets done by using a computer program.

Then we get those who shoot in JPEG's, they boast as to how natural their image came straight out of the camera, but fail to understand that the built in software the camera does some "computer touch ups" by itself, completely out of your personal control.

 

I reckon the guys that develop film should also stop mixing chemicals and using different types of film to get the desired effect they are aiming at .

What do you use for HDR?