Going Leafless
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Going Leafless, originally uploaded by maruchan313.
Two uninteresting images combined.
Late November coastal sunset
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Late November coastal sunset, originally uploaded by picma.
Radiance
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Radiance, originally uploaded by down_the_rabbit_hole.
Taken on the same magic morning as Light’s Flight www.flickr.com/photos/geoffc/1772082490/
Dawn at Garie Beach in Royal National Park just south of Sydney Australia. A seagull very obligingly flew into frame just as I was taking this.
This image is dedicated to Pete Foley who recently wrote me a wonderful testimonial. Pete has been writing thoughtful and generous comments on my photos for longer than I care to remember and is a brilliantly versatile and accomplished photographer. He’s also just recently been published in a book on Cincinnati. You can check his work out here:
www.flickr.com/photos/petefoley
Slow Sunset - Colwyn Bay
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Slow Sunset - Colwyn Bay, originally uploaded by Stu Worrall.
HDR from 3 images (-2, 0 +1) of a sunset of Colwyn Bay beach. the pier can be seen but is quite small on the horizon.
Canal Reflections
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Canal Reflections, originally uploaded by trudieh.
Tags: leaves
Frosty Morning
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
Frosty Morning, originally uploaded by rasone.
This is another image from my recent trip to Canada. I was sorta on the fence with this one and that’s why I am just now posting it (besides the fact that I don’t have anything new to share because I haven’t been out shooting for about a week now :)). The conditions were ok for this, but technically, I sorta messed this one up by having the foreground slightly out of focus. I have cropped out more than half of the grass at the bottom in this one.
The good news is that I have learned from my mistakes the past couple of months, and I think I have largely solved this particular issue. Long story short, I was getting too close (low) to my foreground. I just recently figured this out, and you can still see the problem in some of the latest images I have posted. For those of you with the Sigma 10-20 lens shooting landscapes, it’s a good idea to be at least a foot away from your foreground. For more information on this you can read about hyperfocal distance here
We should have some good snow after the weekend, and I plan to get out and enjoy it.
Sigma 10-20
Polarizer - 3-stop GND
give love a chance
Dec 2, 2007 Uncategorized
give love a chance, originally uploaded by notsogoodphotography.
Tags: woman
