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Nikon F6
Sigma 300-800 f/5,6 + 2x teleconverter @ 1400mm
Fuji Velvia 100 (push 1 Stop)
Shutterspeed: 1/30
Aparture: f/14
FF (full frame / no crop)
Farfalla in prossimità della Sacra S. Michele, Torino, Italia.
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Butterfly near to S. Michael's Abbey, Turin, Italy.
Camera: Sony DSLR-A200 + Tamron 70-300
Distanza Focale: 300 mm
F-stop: f/5.6
Tempo di esposizione: 1/500 sec
Sensibilità: ISO-160
As a beginning photographer I was taught the rule to always avoid backlight. Sometimes there's good reason to break rules! / Als beginnend fotograaf is me de regel geleerd om tegenlicht altijd te vermijden. Maar soms is het goed regels te breken...
Sul mare di Marina di Castagneto Carducci, esibizione della Pattuglia Acrobatica Nazionale, le Frecce Tricolori, in occasione della Rassegna Annuale "Bolgheri Melody"
Ne seguiranno altre...
This image was taken at my workshop in Chicago back in September of this year. I used an off camera flash hooked up to a Pocket Wizard to light the back, and a video light for the front...pretty cool huh?
Next Workshops:
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Camera settings: Nikon D800, 1/100 sec at f/4.0, 35mm at ISO 400, flash fired. Taken at 8:54pm on September 19, 2012 by Jason Lanier.
Three perfume bottles set against my bedside spotlight. I didn't like the background, but cropping it out looked wrong, so I added a 'paint splatter' texture and moved it around until I had the colours where I wanted them. I erased the texture from the bottles and from the reflections, and now I am much happier with the result!
My Hexagonal Rose is finished :-D
I changed the closing of the base, now it's a little bit rounder and it looks more like the Kawasaki Rose.
pca262 WIT: I photographed my daughter Katy's hands as she practised. The afternoon light was lovely coming in through the coloured panes in the window. I also cleared some distracting background.
Playing with slow shutter speeds here to give the impression of speed and movement. I braced the camera against the side of the piano and used a wide angle lens.
In pp I desaturated Katy's skirt on the lower left.