Joey_Ricard
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Very cool. Any other shots? For all we know he's 10 yards from a highway or a Starbucks!
lol............
Very cool. Any other shots? For all we know he's 10 yards from a highway or a Starbucks!
This photo was taken indeed with a Nikon. The photo he was trying to make... didn't work out (he's a Canon shooter).Must be a Nikon seeing how its working in that brutal temp. Juat sayin'![]()
Here's one: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/274665-sunset-over-frozen-lake.htmlVery cool. Any other shots?
The closest Starbucks is about 2 hours awayFor all we know he's 10 yards from a highway or a Starbucks!
I'll do my best not to do it again...and finally you have it....a human figure in your frame... i am really impressed :thumbsup:
I don't know if you're serious or not. I actually agree with everything you said, although I don't HAVE to be in the freezing coldNothing better than being freezing cold miles from civilization, just you and your camera.
That crop might definitely work. But... this was just a snapshot that I thought turned out cool. I didn't really put too much effort into post-processing it, and don't expect to put any moreIf it were mine I would crop the bottom part off to the top of the big footprint right in the middle bottom.
Thanks very much! I hadn't thought about the scale thing that you mention, but it makes sense.Funny thing... if you scaled the photographer down to say, 1/4 size, it would still work.
Frederico, great image, as always!
Hey Alex, long time no see! No, the photographer is not mounted into the image (I wouldn't even know how to do it). I regularly shoot in the minus twenties (Celsius) in the winter. The coldest I've shot so far was around -30°C. It's fun when you lose fingers or even a limb to frostbite, no?Is that photographer mounted into the image?
The coldest I shot in was -40°C and strong wind this winter. Almost lost two fingers when changing lenses![]()
It is certainly no fun, and this time it was rather close to serious damage to my fingers. I had quite some luck I did react quickly. It took some time until I got the feeling back ... and then it took a loong time until the hammering pain went awayHey Alex, long time no see! No, the photographer is not mounted into the image (I wouldn't even know how to do it). I regularly shoot in the minus twenties (Celsius) in the winter. The coldest I've shot so far was around -30°C. It's fun when you lose fingers or even a limb to frostbite, no?Is that photographer mounted into the image?The coldest I shot in was -40°C and strong wind this winter. Almost lost two fingers when changing lenses![]()
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I know what you mean. Shooting in the extreme cold really tests the limits on one's thickheadedness: you know that you should not be doing it, and the risk is HIGH... but even if you're a very responsible person somehow you don't care...It is certainly no fun, and this time it was rather close to serious damage to my fingers. I had quite some luck I did react quickly. It took some time until I got the feeling back ... and then it took a loong time until the hammering pain went away![]()