I did that at first and showed my Girlfriend. I got an Ewww.....gross. What is it......so I scratched that idea. LoL
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I did that at first and showed my Girlfriend. I got an Ewww.....gross. What is it......so I scratched that idea. LoL
i was hoping that I didn't go too far.
Sorry I haven't been super active tonight folks. My girlfriends dog Molly had to go in for surgery to remove a large bladder stone. I have been fretting the entire time at work. But now she is resting comfortably at the house with us. No complications or anything. Whew.....
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Whiskeyman
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Get well, Molly!
WM
WM
Michael J.
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Get well fast, Molly
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wud
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At first I thought it was your dog showing in your iris, my brain almost started to hurt, when figuring out how you managed flash shooting at your dog, but getting the image of your eye.....
I like them. The first are so nice and soft.
And I love the grain combined with that sweet grey tone in the second
Oh, hope she's alright. Glad to hear you got her home again and it went well.
I like the graininess that Nikon produces when the ISO gets punched up there. Most of the photography clubs around here are dominated by Canon uses, and to me the high ISO noise looks more mechanical from the Canons.
I don't mind noise in my photos, I mean I am working within my means here. If I can't help it....so be it. But the way noise is viewed in today's photography i almost feel apologetic sometimes when posting a photo. Like you almost have to validate why there is noise.
I don't mind noise in my photos, I mean I am working within my means here. If I can't help it....so be it. But the way noise is viewed in today's photography i almost feel apologetic sometimes when posting a photo. Like you almost have to validate why there is noise.
wud
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I think it can give a very special structure, iso noise. And give more mood to an image.
Also something funny with the eye shot. It was handheld with on board flash. Well I wasn't paying attention to what dial I was spinning. (The camera was pointed at me.....) and instead of taking red eye off....I boosted my flash power. Hence the tear forming in the bottom of the shot. And why I called it blind fire. The shot I captured was after the blind me shot.
Ok....so.....I have another iPad shot. I know...I know.....but my mobile computer is not with me, and there isn't one where I am at. So I can't post my Nikon photos.
but this is an HDR from the iPad Mini. (Really....it says HDR...and looks just like the other photos...but...it's my first HDR so go easy on me.) I used off camera flash.(cell phone) So here goes.
And yes....it's sideways. Just because I am cool like that. It's how I roll.
but this is an HDR from the iPad Mini. (Really....it says HDR...and looks just like the other photos...but...it's my first HDR so go easy on me.) I used off camera flash.(cell phone) So here goes.
And yes....it's sideways. Just because I am cool like that. It's how I roll.
Day 18 from the Nikon!
This one is Turn Me On
And this is an effect I got buy hand holding the camera and zooming in at the same time. Pretty crazy! Only cropped a bit on the bottom and noise reduction in Dfine2. The photo was also taken at night....but i left it dark to keep the light effect from the porch light.
This one is Turn Me On
And this is an effect I got buy hand holding the camera and zooming in at the same time. Pretty crazy! Only cropped a bit on the bottom and noise reduction in Dfine2. The photo was also taken at night....but i left it dark to keep the light effect from the porch light.
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nikonpup
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do you know when that switch has been? I like the effect of the second shot, imo it needs work. Light on left side just stops and the angle feels wrong.
About the angle....how wrong? For reference I was standing on our porch shooting across the street. It was a snowy drizzle and never doing a shot like this I was trying to learn and keep the camera safe. Hmmmm....must redo the shot next weekend.....
And about the light....how do I soften the abruptness when starting wide and zooming in? I guess I could have gotten on the zoom faster....but being handheld I introduced too much shake. I will have to bring the tripod next time.
Also would the abruptness of the light on the left have to do with it showing the outline of the porch? Because I believe that is what is making the hard line of light.
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I will have to give it a shot next time.
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