Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.

[Lost Canadian]

Thanks Joash. All starts with a sharp lens, a good tripod, precise focus, mirror up, and remote release.

 

[Lost Canadian]

I posted this in the mobile phone thread a few days ago... a shot of my cameras LCD after the shot...

...well this is what the real deal looked like.

 

[taco2go]

precise focus.

Man, I'm struggling with this.

 

[photoman]

Manual focus and live view help a lot. :sombrero:

 

[Lost Canadian]

Manual focus and live view help a lot. :sombrero:

X2, live view is a huge help with focus. With respects to vibration and sharp shots, I was surprised at how much a camera vibrates when you release the shutter until I did a couple test shots myself. Now when I take still shots I always use mirror up coupled with exposure delay and trigger the camera with my infrared ML3 remote.

 

[smslavin]

I've never seen the swirling done like that, very nice shot!

Ditto. That's epic.

 

[Lost Canadian]

Thanks man, appreciate it.

Here are a few more fall shots.

 

[JamesDowning]

I love how you guys tend to remember to really look at some of the details of the places you are exploring. I think it's so easy to get stuck in the macro view, but there are so many beautiful images at the micro scale too.

Here are a few of my macro-view photos...

This one is an attempt at HDR. They don't always seem to come out, but I liked the way this one worked out.

I also liked the way this one came out (not HDR)

 

[LaOutbackTrail]

Doing what I can with what I've got.

Backyard light painting and timed exposure streaking the clouds lit by the moon. 46 shots and this is my favorite.

 

[Lost Canadian]

 

[Lost Canadian]

 

[Lost Canadian]

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Amazing shots Trevor!!

 

[Lost Canadian]

Amazing shots Trevor!!

Thanks Pat.

 

[Lost Canadian]