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Pukestain Pal posted:Unless you want to get 100000 aurora shots I suppose. yes? :/
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Pukestain Pal posted:Unless you want to get 100000 aurora shots I suppose. Well, if he wants to take some risk he can get night shots of an erupting volcano too!
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Key Bridge in Arlington/DC. My first roll of HP5. Pretty happy with it. Key Bridge by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr
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Taken somewhere east of the Black Diamond (Christians Brygge) in Copenhagen, looking towards Amager?
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Kidney Stone posted:Taken somewhere east of the Black Diamond (Christians Brygge) in Copenhagen, looking towards Amager? No, down by Sydhavn, like the rest of the set.
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Trams! Loftus Tram Shed by garbutto7vxg1, on Flickr
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Some sunrise shots. 10-20 Pink Sunrise3 by noonebutme2010, on Flickr 10-20 Pink Sunrise by noonebutme2010, on Flickr 10-20 Gold Sunrise by noonebutme2010, on Flickr
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Can you please tell me the circumstances of this shot? I try to do this with my telephoto lens pretty often but I can never seem to get the windows to be parallel to the frame on both sides so I just junk the picture. Is it the fact that you're extremely far away, or is it that you're in a building instead of on the ground, or is it something else entirely like post-processing? Here's a (lovely) example of my problem:  I'm about 100m away from the building.
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I'm in Iceland right now. Been in Reykjavik for 2 days, it's been 40 degrees and cloudy both days. It's an amazing, yet surprisingly expensive place. Heading inland to the Lava Fields tomorrow. I'm about as far as you get from a pro photographer, I just follow this thread for everyone else's great work, but I will report back. Might even post something! From what I understand a lot of the roads will close for the winter In the next month / 6 week. I would imagine that it's probably ridiculously picaresque when it's 23 hours of sun a day or whatever in the summer.
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 23740006.jpg by kgao1989, on FlickrA lot of my shots are vertically oriented for some reason.  Pillars by kgao1989, on FlickrWish I could have blown up the bush to the left.  01-008.jpg by kgao1989, on Flickr
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lollybo posted:
Couldn't you have just zoomed, adjusted your position, or cropped afterwards? Overall it seems like a very near miss -- the play between the stones and the buildings (and maybe the fence, not sure) really works and there's enough foliage throughout to justify framing the scene with it.  Dawg's by voodoorootbeer, on Flickr jesus christ flickr leave my do not enter signs the flip alone they were fine
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Slavvy posted:Can you please tell me the circumstances of this shot? I try to do this with my telephoto lens pretty often but I can never seem to get the windows to be parallel to the frame on both sides so I just junk the picture. Is it the fact that you're extremely far away, or is it that you're in a building instead of on the ground, or is it something else entirely like post-processing? I'm wondering this as well. Ric's photos are always just so perfectly straight and aligned and I really like the style but I've never been able to do it myself. Geektox fucked around with this message at 08:41 on Nov 20, 2014 |
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BANME.sh posted:I am guessing custom distortion correction That, or a very long lens and large distance, or a combination. A parallel projection is equivalent to a perspective projection at infinite distance and infinitesimally small angle of view. Of course those are kinda hard to produce in reality, so just get a long lens and then do the remaining correction in post.
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MMD3 posted:Who can tell me about traveling/photographing in Iceland? I was laid off recently with a decent severance package and am considering traveling out of the country for a week or two. Iceland has been high on my list of places to go see and take photos of for a while now but I'm not sure how good this time of year or how good my chances of seeing the aurora would be. A bit late, but here's my Iceland album. Incomplete because post processing is too much  for my incompetent head.This was June/July and even then the weather could easily turn to poo poo/get foggy as hell without notice. If you're into the landscapes I probably would hold of. If you want to catch an aurora borealis though, now is the right season.
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Slavvy posted:Can you please tell me the circumstances of this shot? I try to do this with my telephoto lens pretty often but I can never seem to get the windows to be parallel to the frame on both sides so I just junk the picture. Is it the fact that you're extremely far away, or is it that you're in a building instead of on the ground, or is it something else entirely like post-processing? I was on an adjacent rooftop, almost straight but looking slightly downward. Here you go:  nielsm posted:
I also have a view camera, but 5x4 is financially ruinous.
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Dunno how I feel about this one overall but I think it would have been better if it wasn't shot at a relatively steep downward angle. I mean it's cool but I'd like some context.
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Got a Nikon Series E 28mm 2.8 because SoundMonkey is always saying stuff about it DSCF2191-Edit.jpg by Geektox, on Flickr DSCF2186.jpg by Geektox, on Flickr DSCF2192.jpg by Geektox, on Flickr DSCF2188.jpg by Geektox, on Flickr
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...and now you know it owns 
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Love these.
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