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It feels a bit overprocessed but the narrow dof works for me since it drives home the "wow that bird is dumb/dead" feeling. 
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:That photo is awful. Super shallow depth of field that makes it painful to look at and the thing that dominates the photo is completely out of focus. I get what they were trying to do but it wasn't very interesting to start with. I think the point of the photo was to make the gator look like a part of the landscape. (its not a super great photo but its interesting)
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Syrinxx posted:"wow that bird is dumb/dead" feeling. It doesn't work for me because the truth is that the bird is completely safe so instead of showing two animals interacting they use the DOF to force some sort of artificial separation between them.
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Atticus_1354 posted:It doesn't work for me because the truth is that the bird is completely safe so instead of showing two animals interacting they use the DOF to force some sort of artificial separation between them. Yeah this too. If it was a little deer or something a crocodile would actually go for it might be a bit better.
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I think the crocodile is out‐of‐focus to a distracting degree. If it’s not going to be in‐focus, it should be thoroughly out‐of‐focus. Not unrecognisable, but unrecognisable at first glance.
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let's talk about some good photos Untitled by Kurt Manley, on Flickr  In a Supermarket, Portland by austin granger, on Flickr  Oyster Shells, Nahcotta, Washington by austin granger, on Flickr
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That is terrific work, really reminds me of a series Benoit Paille has been working on for the past year: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Alternatives-Landscapes/5668319 (Sorry no images, on telephonic device)
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http://www.zhangkechun.com/the-yellow-river/ I like yellow. Especially 7.
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Santa is strapped posted:These are amazing. The dude has got no mercy.
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joelcamefalling posted:http://www.zhangkechun.com/the-yellow-river/ Jesus. Number one is phenomenal.
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Post more awesome. Manolo Espaliú
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This series is great fun.  http://www.flickr.com/photos/30283068@N02/sets/72157631964505553/with/8259701387/  UW invasion - snake eel by Jason Isley, on Flickr
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Reminds me of my favorite Flickr account. This guy creates incredible scenes with Star Wars toys. http://www.flickr.com/photos/40195501@N06/   
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Man, those are badass. I've tried doing stuff like that with a master chief doll I have, and I lack the eye for it or something. Everything comes out looking like a cheap snapshot. The snow scene in particular is drat epic.
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Just get a macro lens, use a back light, add real/digital dust. -- Here's an interesting interview with Saul Leiter quote:On Self-Importance quote:On the Present Day    
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Frederik Buyckx, who's studying his Masters at my school*, got an honorable mention in this year's World Press Photo. On one hand, it makes me proud to be studying in the same institution as him. On the other, it makes me wonder whether I'll be even as good. http://www.worldpressphoto.org/awards/2013/daily-life/frederik-buyckx?gallery=6096&photographer=6971 *Or graduated, don't know actually but I did see him at school today so I dunno.
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Fragrag posted:Frederik Buyckx, who's studying his Masters at my school*, got an honorable mention in this year's World Press Photo. On one hand, it makes me proud to be studying in the same institution as him. On the other, it makes me wonder whether I'll be even as good. These are great. The orderly chaos/tension and composition remind me of Alex Webb.
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xzzy posted:Man, those are badass. If you haven't heard the name before, do a google image search for "slinkachu". He does really fun things with little people.
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Fragrag posted:Frederik Buyckx, who's studying his Masters at my school*, got an honorable mention in this year's World Press Photo. On one hand, it makes me proud to be studying in the same institution as him. On the other, it makes me wonder whether I'll be even as good. These are pretty great. Except for the editing of her hair in this one  
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Santa is strapped posted:These are pretty great. Yeah, that is horrid. I have no idea how that wasn't pointed out before publication. These photos are pretty awesome. http://www.eddieobryan.com/2010/10/10/girl-with-umbrella/ http://www.eddieobryan.com/2010/10/18/tree-on-hilltop/
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Santa is strapped posted:These are pretty great. I'll go ahead and blame our Photoshop teacher. drat you Sven. 
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Zachary Norman posted:Each image was constructed using only two anamorphic sheets of (flat) inkjet paper, a roll of green seamless paper, a set of lights and a camera. The apparent three-dimensionality of each form is an illusion achieved through anamorphism and multiple strobes flashes (exposures) all executed “in-camera”. The colors of the forms are the result of middle mixtures achieved through multiple exposures. The colors were determined by a strict formula- the color spectrum was quantified, using the hexadecimal format, and then divided by the number of faces of a given Platonic Solid, each face was then assigned a fraction of the color spectrum. For example, an octahedron has eight sides so the spectrum was divided into eight equal fractions and each face of the octahedron was assigned one of these colors. http://www.zacharydeannorman.com/solids.html    
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Some great shots of animals (mostly dogs) shaking off water.  http://carlidavidsonphotography.com/SHAKE/thumbs/
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John Lennon's glasses after he was shot.  Shot by Yoko.
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I don't think those tree ones would be any good if they weren't shot with a MF/LF camera.
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Zlatan Imhobitch posted:I don't think those tree ones would be any good if they weren't shot with a MF/LF camera. what does this even mean
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They aren't even trees
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Woah wait what. Bland, I mean I like the colour and contrast and whatnot when it comes from MF but I think the framing and stuff is a bit poo poo. But now I know they are not trees I'll go have a proper read about what's going on.
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Zlatan Imhobitch posted:Woah wait what. They are cell towers. Can you let me know what about the framing is poo poo? Also why do you think that MF contributes to color and contrast inherently?
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Dunno, just doesn't really do anything for me. Never really liked the whole dead central thing. I really don't know but they seem to have a certain look to them that I can see? So how did he add the leaves and whatnot?
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Zlatan Imhobitch posted:Dunno, just doesn't really do anything for me. Never really liked the whole dead central thing. He went and took a picture of what was already there? http://www.popphoto.com/how-to/2011/02/american-photo-robert-voits-fake-plastic-trees
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dedian posted:He went and took a picture of what was already there? Holy poo poo. I may have seen one of these and never known. I had no idea these existed. Is this one? http://i.imgur.com/FrgrKY9.jpg
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Zlatan Imhobitch posted:Never really liked the whole dead central thing. Just... stop.
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