brown rock

[bribrius]

 

[Rick50]

Not sure if these are the same but I like the texture of the water. The overall photo doesn't do much for me but you really froze that water.

 

[bribrius]

Not sure if these are the same but I like the texture of the water. The overall photo doesn't do much for me but you really froze that water.

well,

a. it is upside down, but hey I did that part on purpose.

b. the processing sucks. I thought I had it okay looking at it when I put it up but then I just looked at it again on another screen and this is pretty freakn scary. it is also cropped hard, i had the wrong lens the other day no zoom, figured screw it i would just shoot REAL WIDE and crop hard. so much for that. This one below came out sorta okay, but most of the images are basically crap i took down there.

 

[bribrius]

remember that whole thing about using a fixed lens and use your feet for zoom? Total bullshit shooting things like rivers unless you want to wade or swim through. At the minimum plan on getting your feet wet.

 

[Rick50]

Now I see what you did. Thanks for explaining. I know about the zooming with a fixed. I have a couple I like and don't mind the moving in or out to get the scene. But in water maybe not.

 

[hamlet]

remember that whole thing about using a fixed lens and use your feet for zoom? Total bullshit shooting things like rivers unless you want to wade or swim through. At the minimum plan on getting your feet wet.

canon's got you covered. Sell your feet and use that money to buy this: Canon Reveals 'World's Longest' 4K Cine Lens: A 50-1000mm Monster that Costs $78K