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Haha love it! I would be weary of someone pinching the camera, but I guess you would have scoped out the location first.
Mike, I REALLY like the one with the rakes abandoned on the bunkers!Did someone mention the cold? Allegedly it was the coldest night in the SW of England for the last 50 years
Mike: Nice series. Welcome to global warming (if you believe in it; if not just ignore this comment please). (insert salute here)Did someone mention the cold? Allegedly it was the coldest night in the SW of England for the last 50 years
Local golf course, M8/50 'cron/thermals
Regards
Mike
Ceh: Great composition with the IF wall ending and the OOF to the right.......................................
John: Beautiful color, shadow, composition and texture. Railroad water tank? (insert salute here)
Ashwin: Thank you, my friend. :thumbup:
Joe: Nicely seen and captured. :salute:Thanks Lloyd, Matt, Charles & Steve for the earlier comments
35CronIV.
Joe
Daniel: You're father's sitting on the wrong side! Nice color and detail. Lighting looks good, although not sure if there's too much on your father's face? Answer isn't in my skill set. Looks "ad-worthy" to me. (insert dbl thumbsup here)So much good work lately, I promise to have a better look and comment soon, just been a bit hectic lately.
Shot a Volvo C30 tonight. Keep in mind, cars are *NOT* my genre, I have basically NFI what I'm doing nor what the rules/conventions for car photography are. Regardless, they came out ok I think. That's my dad in the driver's seat
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Osman: Nice toying! This one and L1008309C1 (third photo, here; but in color on your flckr site) are my favorites. Do you think it's better with motion blur and discernible vibration in the image; or blur/vibration contrasted against IF parts of the image? Also beautiful sunset photos with the Tall Ship on your Flickr site. :salute:Daniel, your latest post is a gem!
In a much different and amateur level, I've been toying with the concepts of flux and movement. A few examples are here, the rest on flickr. M8 with 28 'cron.
Wonderful Experiment Osman!Daniel, your latest post is a gem!
Very nice, Osman. The sense of motion is strong here, especially in the first one.Daniel, your latest post is a gem!
In a much different and amateur level, I've been toying with the concepts of flux and movement. A few examples are here, the rest on flickr. M8 with 28 'cron.
This is great, Daniel! I really like your result, and I particularly like that the light on your father's face is not all "perfect". I think it adds realism and drama to the image. Well done. :clap::clap::clap:So much good work lately, I promise to have a better look and comment soon, just been a bit hectic lately.
Shot a Volvo C30 tonight. Keep in mind, cars are *NOT* my genre, I have basically NFI what I'm doing nor what the rules/conventions for car photography are. Regardless, they came out ok I think. That's my dad in the driver's seat
Duke is beautiful. What's the dog's name.Duke...
M9, 90 Cron asph
Thanks Charles.Some shots with 50 Lux and M9
Steve: Great tension, visually and literally. Lloyd's right, the subjects are nicely isolated from the background. :thumbup:Duke...
M9, 90 Cron asph
Charles: Excellent! The second is a great portrait. I love the tonality and expressive faces and gestures in the first. :thumbup:...
Some shots with 50 Lux and M9
Thank you Matt, your input is much appreciated. I preferred (not for technical or aesthetic reasons) motion blur at near-field and discernible vibration in distant objects, as this was the actual case on the ship; I was standing very close to the propellers.
Thanks Daniel, here's one more:Mike, I REALLY like the one with the rakes abandoned on the bunkers!
