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2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
3 months ago
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The gist of the weekly topic is to share, learn and grow with help from like-minded shooters. BUT REMEMBER, you are amongst fellow photographers interested as much in how you got the shot and made the presentation as they are in the presentation itself. Be sure to provide a unique title.
Please provide the shooting information for each image in the message body where possible (Camera, lens, FL, aperture, shutter speed, ISO etc.).Cityscapes, abstract landscapes, B&W are all suitable subjects here. Old images are also fine and do not need to be this week's shot nor does the image need to be shot with Canon.
And one other thing. We are here to learn. So please if you post please respond to other's posts as well. What did we do right or how could an image be improved.
Looking forward to seeing this week's posts.
Andy
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Just another sunset
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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Actually from three years ago. But I've always liked this shot.
Taken with 40d & 15-85 hand held.
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: 9.0
Focal Length: 15mm
Looking at the numbers it appears I was in Program mode when I took this shot.
Andy
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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SeaScout851 wrote:
The gist of the weekly topic is to share, learn and grow with help from like-minded shooters. BUT REMEMBER, you are amongst fellow photographers interested as much in how you got the shot and made the presentation as they are in the presentation itself. Be sure to provide a unique title.
Please provide the shooting information for each image in the message body where possible (Camera, lens, FL, aperture, shutter speed, ISO etc.).Cityscapes, abstract landscapes, B&W are all suitable subjects here. Old images are also fine and do not need to be this week's shot nor does the image need to be shot with Canon.
And one other thing. We are here to learn. So please if you post please respond to other's posts as well. What did we do right or how could an image be improved.
Looking forward to seeing this week's posts.
Andy
Scripps Pier
This was taken hand held with the 5dIII and 24F2.8IS.
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Jim
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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SeaScout851 wrote:
The gist of the weekly topic is to share, learn and grow with help from like-minded shooters. BUT REMEMBER, you are amongst fellow photographers interested as much in how you got the shot and made the presentation as they are in the presentation itself. Be sure to provide a unique title.
Please provide the shooting information for each image in the message body where possible (Camera, lens, FL, aperture, shutter speed, ISO etc.).Cityscapes, abstract landscapes, B&W are all suitable subjects here. Old images are also fine and do not need to be this week's shot nor does the image need to be shot with Canon.
And one other thing. We are here to learn. So please if you post please respond to other's posts as well. What did we do right or how could an image be improved.
Looking forward to seeing this week's posts.
Andy
Scripps Pier
Shot at dusk in near dark on a tripod using the 70-200F2.8IS at a long exposure.
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Jim
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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SeaScout851 wrote:
The gist of the weekly topic is to share, learn and grow with help from like-minded shooters. BUT REMEMBER, you are amongst fellow photographers interested as much in how you got the shot and made the presentation as they are in the presentation itself. Be sure to provide a unique title.
Please provide the shooting information for each image in the message body where possible (Camera, lens, FL, aperture, shutter speed, ISO etc.).Cityscapes, abstract landscapes, B&W are all suitable subjects here. Old images are also fine and do not need to be this week's shot nor does the image need to be shot with Canon.
And one other thing. We are here to learn. So please if you post please respond to other's posts as well. What did we do right or how could an image be improved.
Looking forward to seeing this week's posts.
Andy
Jetty in La Jolla
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Jim
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Re: Just another sunset
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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SeaScout851 wrote:
Actually from three years ago. But I've always liked this shot.
Taken with 40d & 15-85 hand held.
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: 9.0
Focal Length: 15mm
Looking at the numbers it appears I was in Program mode when I took this shot.
Andy
i like this shot, it looks almost like an oil painting on my screen! i am wondering what a FF camera with high ISO capability such as 5DIII or 1Dx would have done just curious!
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Smokey Mountains
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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Smokey mountains a couple of years ago on vacation. It was snowing at the top and 70 degrees at the bottom.
60d 17-55
60d 17-55
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to Collett,
3 months ago
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Collett wrote:
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Scripps Pier
This was taken hand held with the 5dIII and 24F2.8IS.
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Jim
this a nice angle you have picked for this shot. everything looks nice, just curious: is that oil slick on the sand?
cheerz.
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to rebel99,
3 months ago
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rebel99 wrote:
Collett wrote:
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Scripps Pier
This was taken hand held with the 5dIII and 24F2.8IS.
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Jim
this a nice angle you have picked for this shot. everything looks nice, just curious: is that oil slick on the sand?
cheerz.
Thanks. It was much darker than can be seen here, so it was hard to see. I am pretty sure it is not oil, but rather the sand colorations may be due to errosion from the cliffs nearby that have an orange/brown tint - I am guessing from oxidized iron mineral in the sand & rocks?
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Jim
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to Collett,
3 months ago
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The angle/framing of this shot is wonderful. That combined with the colors makes it work really well. Then you throw in the sun. Wow!!! Great capture.
Andy
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to Collett,
3 months ago
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Very nicely done. But I would be tempted to crop it as a square removing the sea from the sides and only showing those wonderful posts.
Andy
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to Collett,
3 months ago
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Beautiful light and nice framing. I particularly like the water in this one.
Andy
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Re: Smokey Mountains
In reply to str8tshooter,
3 months ago
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Got to love those mountains. Great capture and you did not over saturate which is always tempting with shots like that.
Andy
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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SeaScout851 wrote:
Very nicely done. But I would be tempted to crop it as a square removing the sea from the sides and only showing those wonderful posts.
Andy
A good suggestion. Many thanks for your kind comments and suggestion.
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Jim
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California Fog
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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7D with 17-55 @ 17mm. Shot near Big Sur area last June.
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Re: California Fog
In reply to davinci953,
3 months ago
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Fog can be fun and challenging to photograph. I really like the second.
Andy
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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Re: 2/10/2013 Weekly landscape show and tell
In reply to Eagles48,
3 months ago
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Cool!!
Andy
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Iceland waterfalls
In reply to SeaScout851,
3 months ago
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Thought having a person in photo would give a perspective of the height of the falls
Couldn't keep the lens dry in the all day rain. Do rain covers really work?
Did I go too wide here and lose the detail of watercoming through the frozen lava field?
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Re: Iceland waterfalls - Moved closer
In reply to 2esetters,
3 months ago
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Sorry- haven't figured out how to edit my posts yet, so just replied.
Same falls as before but fond a path to get closer. Which of the two shots has better composition?
How could I have captured this scene better? Using a Sigma 10-20.
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