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Sunset landscape
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christianronnel said:
The blacks are a bit over done for my taste, but it's quite a nice image!
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Hi Folks.
Sorry to drag an old post up, but I'm reading through this list trying to catch up!
Hi Sporgon.
I reckon the place is about the middle of the river, frame the old between the two new, try to get the blades symmetrical! ;D Short of a boat and a tripod with long legs :
I reckon you have a pretty good location, beautiful colours.
Cheers Graham.
Sorry to drag an old post up, but I'm reading through this list trying to catch up!
Hi Sporgon.
I reckon the place is about the middle of the river, frame the old between the two new, try to get the blades symmetrical! ;D Short of a boat and a tripod with long legs :
I reckon you have a pretty good location, beautiful colours.Cheers Graham.
Sporgon said:
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Hi Peter.
Really strong sun rays in the first picture, stunning. I have been chasing this effect over the last couple of days, did you use a filter or other trick to get them so bold or is that how they looked to the eye?
Hi jprusa.
Cape fear, beautiful picture, Same question for you.
Cheers Graham.
Really strong sun rays in the first picture, stunning. I have been chasing this effect over the last couple of days, did you use a filter or other trick to get them so bold or is that how they looked to the eye?
Hi jprusa.
Cape fear, beautiful picture, Same question for you.
Cheers Graham.
petach said:Auckland, New Zealand, taken from Devonport Ferry Terminal. 6D +70/300L
There IS a god of photography after all.....! by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
Ballina Beach, NSW
Ballina Dawn by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
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petach said:Auckland, New Zealand, taken from Devonport Ferry Terminal. 6D +70/300L
There IS a god of photography after all.....! by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
Great sun rays!
Kerry B said:
Cool! Didn't realize there were animals in the first one until I looked at the larger image.
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Valvebounce said:Hi Peter.
Really strong sun rays in the first picture, stunning. I have been chasing this effect over the last couple of days, did you use a filter or other trick to get them so bold or is that how they looked to the eye?
Hi jprusa.
Cape fear, beautiful picture, Same question for you.
Cheers Graham.
petach said:Auckland, New Zealand, taken from Devonport Ferry Terminal. 6D +70/300L
There IS a god of photography after all.....! by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
Ballina Beach, NSW
Ballina Dawn by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
I captured the crepuscular rays shinning through the cloud break without a filter. The only thing you need is the right cloud cover. Thanks and good luck!
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Hi jprusa.
Thanks for the info, there had to be a technical term. Crepuscular rays, sounds rather grand. The rays I have tried to capture were much less distinct, I will try to get them up here for critique.
Cheers Graham.
Thanks for the info, there had to be a technical term. Crepuscular rays, sounds rather grand.
The rays I have tried to capture were much less distinct, I will try to get them up here for critique.Cheers Graham.
jprusa said:Valvebounce said:Hi Peter.
Really strong sun rays in the first picture, stunning. I have been chasing this effect over the last couple of days, did you use a filter or other trick to get them so bold or is that how they looked to the eye?
Hi jprusa.
Cape fear, beautiful picture, Same question for you.
Cheers Graham.
petach said:Auckland, New Zealand, taken from Devonport Ferry Terminal. 6D +70/300L
There IS a god of photography after all.....! by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
Ballina Beach, NSW
Ballina Dawn by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr
I captured the crepuscular rays shinning through the cloud break without a filter. The only thing you need is the right cloud cover. Thanks and good luck!
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Thanks. I looked out the window at 6AM, screamed and grabbed my camera. Ran out in 10 degrees in bare feet. It came and went quickly.Click said:
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Multicolored sunset over the northern Salton Sea Sunday evening. The water could best be described as 'textured and thick', the air distinctly ammonia scented and though I left only tracks, in some places those tracks were deep. And to think, I had the entire ten plus miles of 'beach' all to myself.
5D MK III 24-70mm v1@24 .8S : f/14 : ISO 100
5D MK III 24-70mm v1@24 .8S : f/14 : ISO 100
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Love the colors , well done.ERHP said:Multicolored sunset over the northern Salton Sea Sunday evening. The water could best be described as 'textured and thick', the air distinctly ammonia scented and though I left only tracks, in some places those tracks were deep. And to think, I had the entire ten plus miles of 'beach' all to myself.
5D MK III 24-70mm v1@24 .8S : f/14 : ISO 100
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Couple of dog walking pictures taken yesterday evening when I walk the dogs in the fields behind my house. It was almost Spring-like !
5DII + 50 / 1.4 @ f5, ISO 160
( I've just realised how to stop the attached images from not fitting the page - after two years - duh ! )
5DII + 50 / 1.4 @ f5, ISO 160
( I've just realised how to stop the attached images from not fitting the page - after two years - duh ! )
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