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went a bit mad at the guilfest... walking around the whole day with no shirt on, and not a lot of water was perhaps not the smartest thing i ever did, but i quite like some of the results, you'll see the result soon! (as i still work on catching up with everybody...)
Taken with a Sony SAL-2470Z 24-70mm f/2.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens
Topaz DeNoise 5, Detail 2
NIK Sharpener Pro 3.0 (RAW Presharpener), Color Efex Pro4 Viveza 2
Exif data auto added by theGOOD Uploadr
File Size : 3.8 mb
Camera Make : KONICA MINOLTA
Camera Model : MAXXUM 7D
Software : Elements Organizer 10.0
Exposure : 0.023 seconds
Aperture : f/8
ISO Speed : 200
Focal Length : 14.400390625 mm
This one is a little like something out of the German expressionist school; but I like the high contrast look of it.. It's definitely tongue-in-cheek where Tyler is concerned. This is one of the patented looks he pulls in front of a camera.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
This is my young maple tree, shot at about the same time of day as the photo I took of the same tree on 12/5/09. I've also shot several perspectives that aren't on Flickr -- I enjoy photographing the same subject in a variety of ways over time. (Several examples are posted in my Silhouettes set.) After coming across similar instances in some of my Flickr friends' photostreams this week, I decided to revisit Mr. Mapletree.
I converted this late afternoon shot into high contrast black and white in Lightroom Beta 3 to achieve a brighter-than-normal "day for night" look.
Taken at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) 2012 in Detroit, Michigan
For those that are interested:
City Fuel Economy (mpg) - 14
Highway Fuel Economy (mpg) - 20
Displacement (cc) - 6,208
Output (hp @ rpm) - 563 @ 6,800
Net torque (lb.-ft., @ rpm) - 479 @ 4790
Acceleration 0 - 60 mph(s) - 3.7
Top speed mph - 197
The reflections from some nearby windows makes the pavement in front of my townhouse look uneven. I love the little shadow pocket for the leaf. Available light, Fuji X100s.