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RangerScum posted:
I'd flip over this if it wasn't for that triangle in the upper left.
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Rot posted:I'd flip over this if it wasn't for that triangle in the upper left. Interesting point, might work on cloning that out. Thanks Rot!
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Jan 26, 2015 06:19
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Was feeling angsty, went for a walk, took angsty photos 
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This is cool and good. Being angsty is fine, just channel it into good art, like the above.
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RangerScum posted:
Fart Amplifier posted:Was feeling angsty, went for a walk, took angsty photos Love it.
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My first go with Delta 3200 film. Shot at 1600, developed at 3200. Some weird issues with the roll that I'm trying to figure out, but overall I'm happy. Roofs by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr Roofs v2 by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr
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Took the camera up to Mt Hood today to get a feel for lugging it around while snowboarding. I went solo so just some landscape shots. MOS_2030-1 by sporklift, on Flickr  MOS_1991-1 by sporklift, on Flickr  MOS_2075-1 by sporklift, on Flickr  MOS_2103-1 by sporklift, on Flickr Honestly not really happy with most of what I took so any feedback would be great. I am still new and it is hard to articulate what I don't like.
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You know what this thread hasn't had in a few pages? Iceland photos.     (Guest house we almost decided not to stay in)    I went last March and had a great time, can't wait to go back, I need to get better at landscapes. My whole album if anyone cares: http://imgur.com/a/VD3HY
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Ugh I want to be there so bad
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Jan 27, 2015 05:39
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gently caress it just go now, it's cheaper if you go before June. There was less than three months between my friend posting "Hey who wants to go to Iceland?" on Facebook and going.
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Wowsers! I really like this. RangerScum posted:
Awesome.
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Jan 27, 2015 06:35
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A few pictures from a recent road trip.   I'd like to get better at landscape photography (and photography in general). Can anyone recommend a good online starting point (or a book) for learning more about shot composition and other factors like that?
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Jan 27, 2015 06:43
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Snow on the beach is one of my favorite things.
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 Hurstville by garbutto7vxg1, on FlickrContinuing with the empty parking lot theme.
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elgarbo posted:
I dig this, shoot more!
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That 70s Shirt posted:
There is a pretty distinct halo around the mountain.
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sporklift posted:Snow on the beach is one of my favorite things. That's actually all ice shelf that forms up during storms out of wave spray and pack ice that gets washed up on top. It can run up to 30 feet thick in spots and over a hundred yards out from shore near there (at least thats how far it goes out this year). It's also a pain in the rear end to walk on without crampons. FYI Vote_No, avoid standing on the very tops of the mounds. Some of them are still hollow in the middle down to waterline and you can fall through the thin ice at the top (and die). It happened a while back to a friend of mine who just managed to catch herself on the edge and climb out.
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Pukestain Pal posted:My first go with Delta 3200 film. Shot at 1600, developed at 3200. Some weird issues with the roll that I'm trying to figure out, but overall I'm happy. Dig this but would prefer square crops. Here are rocks and water and shrubbery:  _DSC8043-Edit by Stingray of Doom, on Flickr
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single-mode fiber posted:Waterton Lakes National Park! Hah! Waterton! I haven't been there in years. My old man used to work at the crossing up on Chief Mountain. I like your 2nd and 3rd photos. Here's some crap I took with my trusty ol' 10D...which I broke on the same trip falling off a bicycle.  lower_waterton_lake by Brian.M.K, on Flickr  chief_mtn_field by Brian.M.K, on Flickr E: Just realized that these two photos were the first I ever contributed to the thread. Oh well, here they are again, hosted on Flickr this time. Rot fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Jan 28, 2015 |
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sporklift posted:Took the camera up to Mt Hood today to get a feel for lugging it around while snowboarding. I went solo so just some landscape shots. What's up, camera-lugging-while-snowboarding/skiing buddy! Heavy photo gear is my excuse for being slow on the climbs in the backcountry. Has it been just as lovely of a winter down at Mt Hood as it has been here in BC? I'm about to give up on this season entirely and put the bike rack back on the car.  sporklift posted:
I like this one the best. At most all I could say is that if I was doing the processing, I probably would have pumped up the fore and mid ground a bit, they look underexposed. But maybe that's what you were going for, I dunno. Snow is great for fooling the camera's metering, so I tend to dial up the exposure comp a stop or more to get the snow to look white and expose the rest of the scene.  DSCF2342.jpg by Brian.M.K, on Flickr  DSCF2347.jpg by Brian.M.K, on Flickr
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I made pedestrian photos of rocks! DSCF2382 by sildargod, on FlickrDo photos of angry skies count?  export-bnw by sildargod, on Flickr
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Rot posted:Here's some crap I took with my trusty ol' 10D...which I broke on the same trip falling off a bicycle. At least it died for a good cause! These are gorgeous, especially the second one. That 70s Shirt fucked around with this message at 23:37 on Jul 30, 2015 |
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Rot posted:What's up, camera-lugging-while-snowboarding/skiing buddy! Heavy photo gear is my excuse for being slow on the climbs in the backcountry. Has it been just as lovely of a winter down at Mt Hood as it has been here in BC? I'm about to give up on this season entirely and put the bike rack back on the car. Terrible snow year. Basically the looking at the very tail end of spring.... in January. Bare spots and slush snow. 60 degrees and mashed potato snow is fun sometimes but drat. In that photo I was exposing for Mt Jefferson in the background and when I up the foreground I lose it.
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deaders posted:This is cool but im a bit conflicted about the non standard crop. I'm just curious about this. Is there a Rule about non standard crops? I normally crop things that need cropping to whatever shape/aspect ratio I like or think suits the subject. I personally find no issue with it, but maybe it's a sticky subject for some? I usually set my camera up to shoot 3:2 just to make it easy for a hypothetical 4x6 print I will never make. I guess if I'm going to crop to whatever anyway, I should leave it at full sensor.
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Pissed the second one was quite crooked when I shot it and didn't check it. (The sign, not the truck.) 15-365 Falling Over (Panama City, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Succesos (Panama City, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr
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TheJeffers posted:There are no rules in art. That's kind of my take, but I see it come up every once in a while. I was curious if it was a Thou Shalt thing they taught in photography school or something that I'm completely ignorant of.
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I just found this in my export folder. Taken a month ago, I must not have liked it initially. But then it is rather garish.
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Spime Wrangler posted:FYI Vote_No, avoid standing on the very tops of the mounds. Some of them are still hollow in the middle down to waterline and you can fall through the thin ice at the top (and die). It happened a while back to a friend of mine who just managed to catch herself on the edge and climb out. Thanks for the warning; I wouldn't have considered that. Though I did go out on it, I for some reason avoided getting up on the mounds. I did see a couple people standing right on the edge of the water and preoccupied with their phones, though.
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Getting pretty close to finished with the empty carpark theme... I think... Hurtville by garbutto7vxg1, on Flickr
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