drunkenspyder
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Thanks! Bora Bora, on the east reef side of the St. Regis resort.Drunken,
Lovely. Where was this taken please? Thanks.
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Thanks! Bora Bora, on the east reef side of the St. Regis resort.Drunken,
Lovely. Where was this taken please? Thanks.
Thanks Joe. It’s a beautiful place, and I’ve been fortunate to receive some excellent—and patient—mentoring and tutelage from John Kincaid, a landscape/resort photographer there (and elsewhere), in preserving and presenting the palette that is specific to the island. And thanks again for Frameshop; I love it!Beautiful image Greg. The color palette is amazing. :thumbup:
Joe
Apple Park Visitor Center, Cupertino, CA
Apple just opened Apple Park Visitor Center at next to their massive Spaceship headquarter. It looks quite impressive when I visited so I drove back home (10min. drive) and grabbed my gears and take this image
IQ3-100, WRS1600, Rodie 32HR, 10mm shift up (down sensor), Stitched 10mm left and right shifted image.
Kinya
So where is this taken?IQ3-100, 32HR:
I believe it's either Rattlesnake Canyon or an un-named canyon which is accessible only to the operators of 'Adventurous Antelope Canyon Photo Tours'.So where is this taken?
It is Rattlesnake Canyon.I believe it's either Rattlesnake Canyon or an un-named canyon which is accessible only to the operators of 'Adventurous Antelope Canyon Photo Tours'.
Since the Antelope Canyon (which is accessible to several tour companies) was a fish market as usual, so much so the guides asked us if we would rather spend some time at a smaller and un-named canyon, to which I gladly agreed.
Single exposure, no exposure blending.
Looks terrific to me. You picked a great day for the visit.One of my first images posted in this thread. Not to great using tech cams yet.
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Thanks for the kind words. Yes we got lucky with the snow we were there for the whole weekend, and it snowed on the day we were leaving. I got this shot on the way out.Looks terrific to me. You picked a great day for the visit.
What do you think is lacking and needs improvement? :facesmack:
The image is fine, however there are a few things I would change - with regards to post-processing. There seems to be a bit too much midtone/highlight contrast. You also have an ever so slight magenta tint in the whites. I hope you don't mind me giving my 2 cents.Thanks for the kind words. Yes we got lucky with the snow we were there for the whole weekend, and it snowed on the day we were leaving. I got this shot on the way out.
I am not sure what I can improve on, just aspiring to be better. Most of the other images I see here are amazing. Been trying to learn about post processing.
I generally only use the tech cam in the studio not in the field. I need a bit more practice becoming efficient with it and simply learning the way to use it properly. Very different way to shoot compared to a SLR.
Wow, I agreed with Fredrick about the color correction, but after seeing the latest version, I'm not sure. I think I like the original better, even though you can see a magenta cast to the entire image. It gives it more depth and presence.
Cambo Actus, Rodie 70 HR, Iq4 150, 4s / ISO 50 / f/8. Breakthrough ND filter used I think a 10 stop or a 3 stop not sure.Boinger
So which tech cam, what lens, and which back, settings? Thanks.
Could it be because I decreased the contrast as Fredrick stated? I changed the luma curve a bit.Wow, I agreed with Fredrick about the color correction, but after seeing the latest version, I'm not sure. I think I like the original better, even though you can see a magenta cast to the entire image. It gives it more depth and presence.