The official "Put up or shut up" thread

[KalaMarie]

Canon 450d
100mm macro
f 4.0
1/400 sec
ISO 100

Processed in PSE 7

 

[inTempus]

Nice image KalaMarie, and welcome.

 

[ottor]

Some really beautiful photographs here... A couple from the vault...

From the Boise Zoo

Exposure 1/320
f/5.6
300mm
ISO 400


From a 9/11 display of over 3000 flags

Exposure 1/80
f/4.0
18mm
ISO 800
AE Priority

A simple Lilly Pond at the college

Exposure 1/100
f/5.7
48mm
ISO 100

Finally, just before teeing off at the Sun Valley Golf Course - 8:30AM and 29 degrees...

Exposure 1/15
f/13
18mm
ISO 200

 

[GeneralBenson]

Ottor, that flag shot is awesome! I love the movement and the blur.

 

[camz]

Here's a couple for the purists. SOOC head/shoulder shots from a recent make-up test. Only editing performed was slight sharpen for web.

For Both shots:

Body: Canon 5D
Lens: Canon 85mm 1.8
f/1.8
1/800
ISO 100
Light: Natural - Reflector front/left of subject

 

[Antithesis]

Here are another two. First one is from today and the second one is from 2 days ago I think.

ISO 100
58mm
f/8
30 seconds.

ISO 200
f/2.8
70mm
1/60 sec

I really like both these photographs. The bottom one has a lot of appeal and I can't really tell why. I think it's the out of focus elements behind the window.

 

[Sw1tchFX]

I've been shooting mostly film, but i've got some recent personal digital work in the pipeline, Nothing real special.

View of Mt. Hood from Lost Lake:

Same Night, Moonrise:

From a recent initial start on a project i'm working on with performativity, taxidermy, and the relationship between humans and animals.

I recently went up to Mt. St. Helens to try and photograph some star trails, but I'm not too thrilled with the results. I'm going to have to wait for a nice rain to come through first, it was pretty hazy last time.

This is what happened first time I was there, too many clouds to get stars:

This is what happened a few weeks ago:

 

[epp_b]

^ I love those night shots, especially the first one. My grandparents used to have a cottage way out in the boonies, which would have been great for really-really-really-long exposures ... if I had been into photography back then

 

[inTempus]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: 24-70 f/2.8L
ISO: 100
Av: f/13
Tv: 1/125
Flash: Canon 580EXII

 

[RONDAL]

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: 24-70 f/2.8L
ISO: 100
Av: f/13
Tv: 1/125
Flash: Canon 580EXII

your border......tell me how

 

[GFruge]

Just a quick photo with a flower that I picked up locally.

Just a little fun with some family.

Got bored, so I shot my best friend.

Wife wanted a photo too.


Let me know if this came out right. I tried it in the test section and this is the same thing I got there too. Looks like thumbmails to me.

Critique this please.

 

[ErectedGryphon]

Let me know if this came out right. I tried it in the test section and this is the same thing I got there too. Looks like thumbmails to me.

Critique this please.

You must have a really small camera

 

[GFruge]

I sized them down to 1024 x768 with a file size of approx. 400kb. Of course the original file size is 4288 x 2848. Give me some help and I'll correct it immediately.

The images on the thumbnails look aweful scaling them down to almost nothing. Grays are all over the place.

Regards,

 

[GFruge]

Finally, got it!!!!

 

[KenL]

Canyonlands National Park, windy conditions! With a storm coming I was shooting as fast as I could before it clouded over and the rains started.

Model = NIKON D300
Exposure Time = 1/351"
F Number = F8
ISO Speed Ratings = 200
Date Time Original = 2009-10-03 11:46:13
Focal Length = 17mm
Color Space = sRGB