let me know what you think.

[L1ttleslugger]

They jelly fish shot it looks like an evil face in the background toward the bottom.

lol i never noticed that.

 

[L1ttleslugger]

The first is nice, but i wish you had upped the shutter speed a little, as the background is blown and highly distracting.

thanks for the input.
i actually edited it to look that way. if you can imagine the picture without the highlights blown out that exactly what youll get with the original picture.
i liked the feel i got from this more as opposed to not blown out.

 

[L1ttleslugger]

Well done. I enjoy the sets of pictures. Keep it up!

thank you!!

 

[duck411]

LOVE the first one! And the car one in post 7!

 

[Tee]

Nice work! :thumbup:

 

[L1ttleslugger]

LOVE the first one! And the car one in post 7!

thank you!!
i had always wondered if i could capture a sunset in the reflection of the car for a rolling shot.

 

[shorticek]

hi, your pictures are great. I like the first picture of you wife. Would you mind to let me know your set up, pls?

 

[Kerbouchard]

That car shot in Post #7 is probably one of the more interesting vehicle shots I have seen in a long time. The star trail shots look great too. Actually, the only one you posted that I don't care for is the pic of your wife in Post #7. The low contrast and greenish tint just throw it off for me.

Other than that, some fantastic work. Hope you get a chance to contribute more often.

 

[L1ttleslugger]

That car shot in Post #7 is probably one of the more interesting vehicle shots I have seen in a long time. The star trail shots look great too. Actually, the only one you posted that I don't care for is the pic of your wife in Post #7. The low contrast and greenish tint just throw it off for me.

Other than that, some fantastic work. Hope you get a chance to contribute more often.

thank you!!!
i know what you mean. i wanted to try something a little different so in a few from that day of editing i took down the contrast alot. im glad you like some of them

 

[L1ttleslugger]

hi, your pictures are great. I like the first picture of you wife. Would you mind to let me know your set up, pls?

ok np. 5dmk with my 24-70mm at 45mm f/2.8
the iso was set to 200. shutter speed was 800 and that was to get the sunset which in the edited version you dont really see.
and i used my 580exII handheld with ttl cord camera left to light up her face. i believe i had the power maybe 2 steps under 1/1.
for the edited picture i used an "apply image" at the end which is the reason the highlights are blown out but i liked the effect it had.

i hope that helps, im not very good at explaining i think lol

 

[L1ttleslugger]

this one i finished editing earlier today. do you guys think its a bad thing when you never edit everything the same from the same set. it seems i always want to try a new edit anytime i open a new picture? what are your inputs on that?

 

[Ron Evers]

The colour balance looks on the cool side & I really do not like the fact her head is cut off.

 

[L1ttleslugger]

oh does it. ahhhhhhh!!!! i have to use my lcd tv to edit for a while cause my computer monitor is broken and the color profiles are giving me the biggest headache. on screen it shows a warmer tone. thank you for that though.