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I see rocks, so as chief rock curator, yeah you're cool to post here. That place looks fun as hell to explore.. are the ruins accessible at all?
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xzzy posted:I see rocks, so as chief rock curator, yeah you're cool to post here.
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Jun 20, 2013 23:59
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Cool as hell. It fooled me and I kept waiting for it to load until I tilted my laptop back and got the right angle to see it. Is this first a brenizer method comp?
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Bottom Liner posted:Cool as hell. It fooled me and I kept waiting for it to load until I tilted my laptop back and got the right angle to see it. Is this first a brenizer method comp? Thanks. The first one is 3 exposures. I think I took around 10, but the wider angle seemed superfluous when I sat down to edit it.
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This is cool.
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aliencowboy posted:Thanks. The first one is 3 exposures. I think I took around 10, but the wider angle seemed superfluous when I sat down to edit it. I just hope you didn't remove anything  With the 2nd one I'm not sure what is there and what I just think I'm seeing. Very cool-----  New Zealand's highest mountain: 
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This is really great, the "observatory" or whatever you would call that makes me uncomfortable... which heightens the feeling that it shouldn't be there at all. It's juxtaposition and poo poo, cool shot.
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quazi posted:
Did you submit this picture to NatGeo? Edit: nevermind, that was someone else. you still have a fantastic photo. Some of you should be submitting some of these photos to contests more. SeaborneClink fucked around with this message at 20:31 on Jun 21, 2013 |
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Not that interesting as far as rocks go Subiendo por las piedras by Mijaeus, on Flickr Edit: forgot which was probably the best from the hike:  Santiago limpio by Mijaeus, on Flickr El Laucha fucked around with this message at 18:46 on Jun 23, 2013 |
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Can waterscapes play?
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David Pratt posted:
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Antelope Canyon was a madhouse. No time to compose or setup. I was lucky to be in the first tour group car, so at least I was able to get some shots without a million people in them. Someday I'd like to go back and take a photo tour, although from what I've read, it's almost the same as the 'normal' tour. (Except you get 30 seconds per shot instead of 10)  Both of these are beautiful. The silhouetted shoreline and trees add an interesting foreground in the second shot, but I do wish the trees didn't cover so much of those awesome mountains. Next time bring a boat 
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Those canyon shots are gorgeous.
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Gambl0r posted:Antelope Canyon was a madhouse. No time to compose or setup. I was lucky to be in the first tour group car, so at least I was able to get some shots without a million people in them. Someday I'd like to go back and take a photo tour, although from what I've read, it's almost the same as the 'normal' tour. (Except you get 30 seconds per shot instead of 10) Thanks. Thats a good point about the trees. There is actually a road right behind me and a lookout for the tourists about half a mile to the right of where I was so I probably should have moved that way a bit. Buuuuut I was in a hurry  Those Antelope Canyon shots are great, I couldn't handle taking photos in that situation. That first one I like how the vertical lines in the rock kind of look like light rays coming down!
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Took a trip to Southern NSW for a university practical last week and I'm glad I took my camera with me as it's an interesting place. Sorry in advance if some of the photo's look a little cruddy quite a few were taken from a moving bus which throws a mix of variables into the equation. 113.jpg by drgarbanzo, on Flickr  098.jpg by drgarbanzo, on Flickr Grain silo's in Cootamundra  080.jpg by drgarbanzo, on Flickr  065.jpg by drgarbanzo, on Flickr  023.jpg by drgarbanzo, on Flickr
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Gambl0r posted:Antelope Canyon was a madhouse. No time to compose or setup. I was lucky to be in the first tour group car, so at least I was able to get some shots without a million people in them. Someday I'd like to go back and take a photo tour, although from what I've read, it's almost the same as the 'normal' tour. (Except you get 30 seconds per shot instead of 10)
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quazi posted:Good lord, did you show up on a weekend at noon? I shudder to think that it got even more crowded than when I was there in 2006: 8-10 tour groups at a time, and 5-15 people in each group. This was on a non-holiday Wednesday at 1pm. Our group was small, only 8 people.... Somehow (luck) I was picked to go in the first car, which was a large SUV, instead of the normal transportation, which is a pickup truck with seats in the bed that can hold 12+ people. I think there were 6 of these filled for the 1pm tour, but you also have to deal with the 12pm people exiting as you are entering the canyon, and people from other tour companies. There has to be 200 people crammed in there, even at the off-peak times. Gambl0r fucked around with this message at 18:09 on Jun 24, 2013 |
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Jun 24, 2013 18:07
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There's no way to sneak up there on off-hours?
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David Pratt posted:
The tones and the composition here are both dynamite.  Inn at Presque Isle, Erie PA by voodoorootbeer, on Flickr
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East Lake posted:There's no way to sneak up there on off-hours? Well, it would be a few miles hike into Native American land... I'm sure people have snuck in there after normal tour hours but it would be nearly pitch black anyway. The hours right around noon are the best for photography because you get the most light into the canyon. I imagine even morning or evening tours have to be pretty dark. There are other slot canyons in the area that aren't tourist traps - this was just the only one I was able to get to on this trip. Some of the other ones involve hikes, canyoneering, wading, etc. Even with the less-than-perfect shooting conditions, the canyon was amazing to see in person and I still highly recommend it (and the tour company I used, Chief Tsosie).
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Slowly going through my photos, most are snapshots...
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Went to Jasper on the weekend, kinda disappointed in my shots, but I learned that one shouldn't experiment with a new neutral density filter when in the company of an impatient girlfriend... Indian Ridge by tylerhuestis, on Flickr  Athabasca River by tylerhuestis, on Flickr  Medicine Lake by tylerhuestis, on Flickr  Pyramid Lake and Pyramid Mountain by tylerhuestis, on Flickr  Maligne Canyon by tylerhuestis, on Flickr
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If your girl isn't willing to stand around for an hour while you dick with your camera, perhaps she's not "the one."  I have the exact opposite problem.. I constantly feel guilty about making el wifey stand around while I futz. She insists it's okay but I still feel like a dork.
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Spedman posted:More scans of Yosemite, cross post with the film thread The dynamic range in these is impressive and makes me want to shoot film. The purple & green 'tint' to both looks awesome - are you doing some kind of cross-process or split-tone technique in post or is this a result of the type of film you're using? Edit: adding some photos of Coyote Buttes      Gambl0r fucked around with this message at 00:51 on Jun 27, 2013 |
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Moved into the city in April, still haven't gotten proper Internet access, but plenty of photo opportunities of the cityscape. Presidential. by ryantss, on Flickr  Southern Skyline via KPAC. by ryantss, on Flickr  "Come in," she said. by ryantss, on Flickr
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Gambl0r posted:The dynamic range in these is impressive and makes me want to shoot film. The purple & green 'tint' to both looks awesome - are you doing some kind of cross-process or split-tone technique in post or is this a result of the type of film you're using? They are some rad shots. As for the tint, you can blame that on an uncalibrated monitor/home c41 processing and me not fixing the tint properly in Lightroom after a scan, but mostly me and Lightroom.
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neckbeard posted:Went to Jasper on the weekend, kinda disappointed in my shots, but I learned that one shouldn't experiment with a new neutral density filter when in the company of an impatient girlfriend... I took nearly the same photo a few years ago... I wonder how many people have the same one. 
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Dread Head posted:I took nearly the same photo a few years ago... I wonder how many people have the same one. Ha, probably a lot - they have a shot from that location on the wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabasca_River Love the river colour in yours, guess the glacier runoff was still going strong while I was there
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Gambl0r posted:Well, it would be a few miles hike into Native American land... I'm sure people have snuck in there after normal tour hours but it would be nearly pitch black anyway. The hours right around noon are the best for photography because you get the most light into the canyon. I imagine even morning or evening tours have to be pretty dark. There are other slot canyons in the area that aren't tourist traps - this was just the only one I was able to get to on this trip. Some of the other ones involve hikes, canyoneering, wading, etc. Even with the less-than-perfect shooting conditions, the canyon was amazing to see in person and I still highly recommend it (and the tour company I used, Chief Tsosie).
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