Whitelight's Photos Thread

[RockyNH_RIP]

Full Moon!
(i think this was a night early)
Clicked this on my new tripod :biggrin-new:
Shot with the 70-300...

I like your "Moons".. I have not tried it yet but should. Not sure how well I can do with only a 200mm. I think your previous shot from the 19th was a bit sharper... all good work!

Pat in NH

 

[Marilynne]

Full Moon!
(i think this was a night early)
Clicked this on my new tripod :biggrin-new:
Shot with the 70-300...

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Yes, it was full at 2:18 this afternoon. Got that from the bulletin board at Wakodahatchee on Sunday. Really great job though.

 

[WhiteLight]

Thanks Tami, Pat & Marilynne.

I like your "Moons".. I have not tried it yet but should.. Not sure how well I can do with only a 200mm. I think your previously shot from the 19th was a bit sharper... all good work!

Pat in NH

Spot on. The earlier pic is much sharper than this one.
Strangely, this was shot with a tripod & the sharper one hand held!

 

[WhiteLight]

Pic for today..
My first attempt at portraiture
Thanks to some brilliant street shots that kicked me to try something that i shied away from all these days.

 

[Marcel]

Pic for today..
My first attempt at portraiture
Thanks to some brilliant street shots that kicked me to try something that i shied away from all these days.

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This is a very good portrait. For a first attempt, I think that should get you to do more of them.

Taking pictures of people brings out something special out of photography.

 

[WhiteLight]

Thanks Marcel!

 

[WhiteLight]

Meet Romeo....
The darling of the house...
He's 16 yrs now & from the time he was 2 weeks old, he's hated cameras

 

[WhiteLight]

Leave me alone Damn it!



Can't you see am trying to get some work done here?

!

 

[WhiteLight]

End of days...
And the skies were lit on fire

 

[Rick M]

End of days...
And the skies were lit on fire

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Nice shot! you can remove the orange fringe on top of the buildings in post processing. (just a suggestion)

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Nice shot! you can remove the orange fringe on top of the buildings in post processing. (just a suggestion)

Rick, is that something done in Photoshop??? Just curious as I only have lightroom4

Thanks for the info as always!

Pat in NH

 

[Rick M]

Pat- LR4 has an excellent tool to remove it. You put a little dropper over the fringe area and it removes the selected color.

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Pat- LR4 has an excellent tool to remove it. You put a little dropper over the fringe area and it removes the selected color.

Thanks Rick!! I will have to go look it up and try it.. LR has so much in it, I dont even know half of what is in there yet!

Pat in NH

 

[Rick M]

Thanks Rick!! I will have to go look it up and try it.. LR has so much in it, I dont even know half of what is in there yet!

Pat in NH

I'm still learning it too Pat! Who would have thought dust removal and defringing could be so exciting!

 

[WhiteLight]

Pat- LR4 has an excellent tool to remove it. You put a little dropper over the fringe area and it removes the selected color.

As you suggested, here is the de-fringed image
I think it's looking much better



Let me know!

 

[fotojack]

As you suggested, here is the de-fringed image
I think it's looking much better

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Let me know!

Full size, this is a very cool shot! Nice work, bud.

 

[Rick M]

Much better! Looks a lot more natural

 

[WhiteLight]

 

[WhiteLight]

Vroooom !!!

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Vroooom !!!

This is a different image.. But NICE!!!

Pat in NH