Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.
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Lost Canadian
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Dave, I really really like that shot. Do you have a copy minus the heavy vignette?
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
Thanks man, yeah i have a couple different versions of it. Can't decide which one i like the best.
Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
I think the vignette is closing off an otherwise killer shot of an open expanse. I'd love to see this without it. OJ cover material!?!
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
I agree with you. Ok, i'll post up without... it's on another computer.
RMP&O
Expedition Leader
very very nice pics man. I inspire to be that good someday! :clapsmile
Photog
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Trevor,
Those are some sweet photos. Great drama. Very nice work.
Did you use a split filter of some type, with the first image?
Those are some sweet photos. Great drama. Very nice work.
Did you use a split filter of some type, with the first image?
A few recent shots I haven't posted.
Early morn, after a stormy night. The sun poke through the clouds, side lighting this pine with wonderful warm light while the background remained dark by the passing clouds.
I'm unsure of this shot below, not really over the top pleased with it, but a few people I've shown it to liked it. Taken very early, pre sunrise. Can't exactly recall the exposure length, I want to say 5 seconds or so. The water was perfectly still but the exposure was just long enough to provide a blue glow to the rising steam coming off the water.
Another sunrise shot, taken on the eastern edge of the northern bruce peninsula. I don't recall the exact details but I'm pretty sure I needed a 3 stop hard grad to bring the sky in line with the foreground.
Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
Thanks Bri.
Good eye, yeah, I believe I used a 1 or 2 stop soft, can't be certain on which however. I do remember having a little trouble with that shot. The sky on the right was quite bright compared to left side but I do recall a 3 stop being too much for the top half of the tree. The split was angled, and the shot was max polarized which knocked down the reflection off the water and rocks and gave the tree some omph.
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
A little creative fall project I gave myself. Here's a teaser, more will follow.
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Lost Canadian
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The downfall of taking a lot of pictures is sometimes a few shots slip through the cracks and get missed. Here are two I just came across in my files. Both taking on the same morning early last winter.
A little creative fall project I gave myself. Here's a teaser, more will follow.
Try that style of photo at a busy intersection, or bridge.
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