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So as I expected, working with shelter dogs to set up a flash and having a dog stay in a good position relative to the flash is a challenge. In the time it takes to get one or two good shots using the flash, I can bang off a number of dogs without the flash and using a fast lens.
What do you think? Is it worth the effort with flash as compared to not using flash?
Good, honest feedback much appreciated!!
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Another hard to see bird in the grasslands, but not uncommon. They are quite small, the size of a man's fist or a tad bigger. They tend to stick to grassy areas in the presence of other animals or humans, but come out in the open on red soil during evenings or mornings.
In the grass, we couldn't ID the bird since it was far and could positively confirm it only on computer. So we used a call to confirm it and played a wrong call - that of a Jungle Bush Quail. This bird and few others responded several times and looked for it. But strangely, the jungle bush quail wasn't sighted since it wasn't the habitat. There is still some debate about the id though.
Thanks in advance for your views and feedback.
This photo was captured at Lake Panic in the Kruger National Park on 1 October 2010.
Please refer to the first comment for feedback on this issue.
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Whilst leaning on a field entrance gate searching for Hares, I notice some movement to my right.
Suddenly a young Roe buck appeared and walked calmly along the crop edge towards me. When it finally spotted me pointing my camera lens in its direction it looked up and then just carried on walking until it got to the field edge and disappeared into the hedgerow, only to appear in the next field a few minutes later.
Thanks for visiting my Flickr page. Happy to receive comments / feedback.
...I was looking through some archive photos and noticed this human shaped shadow in the clouds and sun rays looming over the telecom tower. Otherwise a boring over-exposed shot, so I had to play around with it:)
Based on feedback received from this original upload: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/51250487934, I've provide this (what I consider a significant improvement).
If you can switch back and forth between these two images, you can better see what I mean. The smoke aloft is more apparent in this revision.
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So I'm building this diorama (hopefully for bbtb 2017) and I wanted to do something a little more out of my element, so I decided to do mostly structures. However, I am running into problems making them look like more than just a bunch of bricks stacked on top of one another. I am happy with one or two of the buildings but the others are just looking kind of boring. Also, the final product will of course be in the midst of a battle from the second world war, so I need some advice on how to make some good bombed out buildings. I have tried this in the past and I am just not to happy with my results so any feedback is greatly appreciated! Oh also the picture is just an idea for a building I had, let me know what you think. Happy building!
-Ty
Thanks for stopping by and view this photo. The reason for posting this photo on Flickr is to learn so if you have constructive feedback regarding what I could do better and / or what I should try, drop me a note I would love to hear your input.
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Had a great time shooting this Sunday morning with Nathan, Steve and Joe Azure. We met at Crissy field just as there was some color in the east sky, then the clouds slammed shut and we were back to regular SF gray. There was no fog but the structure of the clouds coming through the Gate were really nice! It was great getting back together guys (and nice to finally meet you Joe)!.
All comments, critiques and feedback both positive and negative welcome.
Please feel free to give me some critique and feedback: Describe the image in terms of your general feeling or impression. Tell me what you like or dislike about the photograph, and why. That could help me a big deal doing better in the future. THANKS!
I'm working on some of the final touches for my Sangamon carrier, and I need some input for the design of the Corsair is on deck. I'm going to make 11 of them and in dark blue, but I can't decide on the tailfin an elevator design. The gray plane would probably have cheaper elevators, but the blue plane has a cheaper tail fin. I'm probably going to merge them. Colors are irrelevant.
Negative feedback
Im always experimenting with photography, this here is actually light sensitive photographic print paper that I put in the camera to see what I could do with it. turned out much better than I thought. Its not as perfect as film in that the lights blow out too quick but its a cheap way to experiment and use an old camera. I metered the paper at 6 ISO, developed in rodinal under red safe light. I have alot more to learn.
My recreation of the Splinter of the Mind's Eye cover painting, illustrated by Ralph McQuarrie.
One of the toughest pictures I've taken so far...
Behind the scenes here:
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Im always experimenting with photography, this here is actually light sensitive photographic print paper that I put in the camera to see what I could do with it. turned out much better than I thought. Its not as perfect as film in that the lights blow out too quick but its a cheap way to experiment and use an old camera. I metered the paper at 6 ISO, developed in rodinal under red safe light. I have alot more to learn.
Finally! happy with this technique of extracting the background! I've now done it about eight times, and have committed the procedure to memory.
The model was not shot by me, but I have been helping a friend with his "glamour retouching".
Background is wrapping paper (I photographed) - not sure about copyright problems here - if anyone can enlighten me ... thanks.
I worked from a not very high resolution original, and there seemed to be a lot of compression artifacts. Click for the before-and-after edit in large. Let me know what you think!
Stills from video feedback as manipulated by Corbett Sparks and myself.
This split-screen effect happening here is the result of some kind of ground loop introduced by a wonky VCD recorder that was connected but not being used.
Hey guys, I want some feedback with some of the combinations I've been trying out on my Green Arrow figure. Let me know which one you guys like best, or which combo would work better (if it's not shown). In the end I might not even go with what is preferred, but I would still love the feedback!
Personally my favorite at the moment is A as well as D but with regular green arms (not shown)
[Harry Potter Minifigs #02] from Harry Potter - Minifigs Series
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Mad-Eye Moody (Yule Ball)
Viktor Krum (Yule Ball)
Ginny Weasley (HBP)
Neville Longbottom (DH)
Aberforth Dumbledore (DH)
Lavender Brown (HBP)
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