RockyNH_RIP
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Hahaha... That Hi-Tech wiring is a Classic!
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
Marcel's 366__2012
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I've kept a few portraits to post all at once. I hope you enjoy them. All taken with my super light Tamron 28-200 on the D600. I really like this combination for travel, not only is it light, but it's also less intimidating for people in front of it.
RockyNH_RIP
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Super .. Wow...
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
RockyNH_RIP
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Morning Marcel...
All good but that flower with the water beads just "grabbed me". Great shot...
Pat in NH
Nov 19th
Even if it's monday, there were about 9 couples having their pics taken in front of the Saigon's Cathedral. Wedding photography must be a good business in Vietnam. Most photographers had assistants with reflectors and multiple flashes. I stole one shot while they were getting ready. Used Photomatix to tone map a single exposure:
Here's a two exposure HDR from the chinese market:
And a food shot of our lunch appetizer:
Even if it's monday, there were about 9 couples having their pics taken in front of the Saigon's Cathedral. Wedding photography must be a good business in Vietnam. Most photographers had assistants with reflectors and multiple flashes. I stole one shot while they were getting ready. Used Photomatix to tone map a single exposure:
Here's a two exposure HDR from the chinese market:
And a food shot of our lunch appetizer:
Spent all day on the Mekong river and got a few good shots, but I'm just too tired to post process them now. So here are 3 shots taken today:
This one in Saigon in front of our hotel this morning:
This one somewhere on the Mekong:
This is the traditional way of making puffed rice:
This one in Saigon in front of our hotel this morning:
This one somewhere on the Mekong:
This is the traditional way of making puffed rice:
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Well, I'm finally home and glad to get my 27" monitor back. Here are a few pics done the last 2 days from Vietnam:
Two Photomatix processed shots. 1st one 3 exposures and second just one exposure tonemapped.
Pano merge of the roof of Hong Kong's airport
Interior photomerge (3 shots) of a traditional Vietnamese house
Myself in HongKong.
Two Photomatix processed shots. 1st one 3 exposures and second just one exposure tonemapped.
Pano merge of the roof of Hong Kong's airport
Interior photomerge (3 shots) of a traditional Vietnamese house
Myself in HongKong.
It's been a while and I'm still post processing my travel pics while learning Lightroom. I kind of like it but there are still a few mysteries (some pics disappeared from a folder while still being in the mother folder…).
So here are a few pics that I haven't had time to post yet:
So here are a few pics that I haven't had time to post yet:
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Thanks Jeff, I'm sure trying to. But I guess it amounts to the numbers of photos that I take. The more you take, the more you know what has to be taken and done as far as composition and light.
I enjoy it so so much that I can't wait to be completely retired from my job to spend more time exploring my photographic eye.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
I know the feeling Marcel... I am still working 5 days a week and 45 - 55 hours... does not allow much free time. I am looking for retirement in 15 to 18 months!!!!!
Pat in NH (It cannot come fast enough....)
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Very nice portrait shot Marcel! I hope she liked the shot.. Nice with the piana and bookshelf and yet she is the focal image in the shot!