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Fun Pictures with Sony . . . .

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Shelby Lewis

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Funny bunnies... love those shots.

Family (mostly the boys) session from yesterday... fun stuff... more at my website:















Cheers! Shelby
 
APY_JR

APY_JR

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Bill_Green said:
Albert, if you don't mind me asking, what time of day did you shoot these? Pretty sure I know where they are. I love the color of the light. I would love to see those prints!
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Hi Bill!

Well the first pano was a little after 6:00pm and the last one was at 8:20pm on the way out of the park.
Haven't printed them yet so I would like to see them too!:)

None of them were very far from the road... the girls aren't quite ready for longer hikes yet:)

Albert
 
APY_JR

APY_JR

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Nice Shelby!

They look like they were really having a good time!
You must have been too:)
Great photos!!

Albert
 
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nautilus

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Nice portraits from Shelby.

Back to nature and amateur photography. lol
Count them if you can. ;-)
 
APY_JR

APY_JR

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Sigma 50mm f1.4

Just picked up this lens ( Thanks Shelby:))

And a few tests with my "Kung Fu" girls.
I don't know why they are so in to this lately... maybe it's the movie "Kung Fu Panda":)

(No animals were harmed during the making of this documentary)

Albert

The "Kung Fu" girls...



A roundhouse kick to the head...



A retaliatory kick to the ribs...

 
Terry

Terry

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Wow - quite a kick in the second one. Oh to be young and flexible :ROTFL:.

Were you using the Sony flash? You picked up a lot of the ambient light which looks great. Any special settings?
 
APY_JR

APY_JR

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TEBnewyork said:
Wow - quite a kick in the second one. Oh to be young and flexible :ROTFL:.

Were you using the Sony flash? You picked up a lot of the ambient light which looks great. Any special settings?
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I know... it hurts just watching them:)

I used a Quantum Turbo 2x2 and a Qflash T5d-R with a small Quantum softbox attached (Q-68 I believe... about 1ft x 1ft. in size) with the FreeXwire transmitter mounted on the hotshoe and receiver mounted on the side of the Qflash. Softbox was about 5 ft. in front of them off to the right on a light stand.

I had an ND .9 B+W filter over then lens to get my aperture down to f2 and shutter speed around f 1/30 sec.

I exposed for the sky so it wouldn't clip (about -2 EV) and brought up the flash to exposure on the faces. Pretty dramatic light.

Albert
 
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APY_JR

APY_JR

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One more Sigma 50mm shot...

Okay Jono... here's daylight settiing for WB... :)

I love sitting on the porch looking at the sky on a calm evening.

Albert

 
gilgameshist

gilgameshist

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Re: Sigma 50mm f1.4

APY_JR said:
Just picked up this lens ( Thanks Shelby:))

And a few tests with my "Kung Fu" girls.
I don't know why they are so in to this lately... maybe it's the movie "Kung Fu Panda":)

(No animals were harmed during the making of this documentary)

Albert

The "Kung Fu" girls...


A roundhouse kick to the head...


A retaliatory kick to the ribs...
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I, really, enjoy these ! They're lovely and dangerous(!) ;)
very nice! :thumbs:

MG
 
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