[Pic] Remembering the fall

[Mahesh]

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



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At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Stan Patterson]

Interesting Colors. Nice shot. I really like the look of the water.

Stan

 

[Paulo Abreu]

Hi Mahesh,

Nice shot, great colors. I second Stan, water color is very nice and you did a very well job with exposure, keeping shadow and highight details very well balanced.

I am just seeing you picking a new house - "this one doesn´t have enough walls ... do you have them with 4 side walls - ah ... just to hangs pics, you know ..."

Regards,

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

--
Paulo Abreu
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'Buy a FujiFilm S2 Pro TODAY because ONE DAY you will be dead !'

 

[faye67487]

Awesome scene Mahesh - the colors are so vibrant for such a 'still' scene!

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

--
-Faye

 

[CrazyIvan]

Hi Mahesh,

Neat color. I associate that color green in tropical waters. It's unusual to see it associated with fall colors.

Nice shot.

Regards,

Mark

 

[Robert Whiteman]

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100

Now that's purdy! Where might this be?

Robert

 

[wgc]

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

Very nice, love the photo. Did you use your layer technique to get

the latitude? I am working very hard by reading your posts and others posts along with some digital photo books to understand and be able to use layers like you do. I think it is going to take a while. Did you use a filter on the water? If so which one?

Thanks for posting love your pictures and help to everyone. Yes I finally learned how to click on the photo's to expand them so sky lines are not in the middle of the picture (duh).
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Let the light in! Walt
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[TJM]

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

--

beautiful pic mahesh....my most favorite time of year! i read your message at the end about jpeg to raw back to jpeg. do you shoot jpeg because of speed & and quantity? i guess i was just wondering why....thats all?
tony
http://www.pbase.com/kalta1/
smile its free..........

 

[Mahesh]

Interesting Colors. Nice shot. I really like the look of the water.

Stan

Thanks, Stan. The greenish water color are the result of the surround green forest. Glad you found the colors interesting.

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

Hi Mahesh,
Nice shot, great colors. I second Stan, water color is very nice
and you did a very well job with exposure, keeping shadow and
highight details very well balanced.
I am just seeing you picking a new house - "this one doesn´t have
enough walls ... do you have them with 4 side walls - ah ... just
to hangs pics, you know ..."

Regards,

LOL! If it was physically possibly to get a house with a room with more than 4 walls, I would! My future wife (if someone ever decides to put up with me) will have a leave the decorating of the walls to me Thanks, bud!

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

Awesome scene Mahesh - the colors are so vibrant for such a 'still'
scene!

Thanks, Faye! I was so luck to get a sunny morning that day. It was suppose to be cloudy but once again the weatherpeople were dead wrong!

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

Hi Mahesh,

Neat color. I associate that color green in tropical waters. It's
unusual to see it associated with fall colors.

Nice shot.

Regards,

Mark

Thanks, bud! Exactly!!! That's what really caught my eye about this scene...the greenish water...reflecting the green forest around it. Bit unusual for the fall

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

Now that's purdy! Where might this be?

Robert

Thanks, Rob! This was taken on the way to Olympic National Park, in Washington. The body of water is a part of Crescent lake.

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

Very nice, love the photo. Did you use your layer technique to get
the latitude? I am working very hard by reading your posts and
others posts along with some digital photo books to understand and
be able to use layers like you do. I think it is going to take a
while. Did you use a filter on the water? If so which one?
Thanks for posting love your pictures and help to everyone. Yes I
finally learned how to click on the photo's to expand them so sky
lines are not in the middle of the picture (duh).
--
Let the light in! Walt
[email protected]

Thanks, wgc! No layer technique or filters here, bud. Just natural colors and lighting. I expossed for the highlights in the water and was willing to sacrafice a bit of shadow detail.

I'm happy you've found some of my posts helpful, wgc...I appreciate your feedback.

P.S. No worries about the photo expand thing

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[The'(Teh) Tran]

I really like how part of the water is lighted. It reminds me of a shot I tried to paint (I said tried ) while I was in a water color painting class.

And yeah, when the winter comes around again you'll longing for summer
)

The'

 

[Mahesh]

beautiful pic mahesh....my most favorite time of year! i read your
message at the end about jpeg to raw back to jpeg. do you shoot
jpeg because of speed & and quantity? i guess i was just wondering
why....thats all?
tony
http://www.pbase.com/kalta1/
smile its free..........

Thanks, Tony! I went back to JPEG because I've become very comfortable with white balancing and properly exposing with my S2 now. I used the RAW mainly for that purpose. So now that I've become more savy, RAW no longer has the advantages I seek. Plus, as you mentined, JPEG is easier to deal with and I can store a lot more of it on my MD. Occasionally I do shoot in RAW if the lighting conditions are really tough.

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Mahesh]

I really like how part of the water is lighted. It reminds me of a
shot I tried to paint (I said tried ) while I was in a water
color painting class.

And yeah, when the winter comes around again you'll longing for summer
)

The'

Dude! Where have you been for the past week. I've been kinda busy too but I've stopped by every now and then. You forget about us or something?

Don't even talk to me about painting...tried it once...once...failed miserably...took up photography...jury still out on that one

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive, and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[Teski]

Nice composition and exposure throughout the shot bud! I love the different shades of green on the water. Was the heavy rain making you miss the decent weather?

Teski

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

 

[The'(Teh) Tran]

Man, I've been so rediculuosly busy at work that I haven't any time, at least until today. After a long day, I just wanna go home and play w/ my son. Haven't even shot, but a few shots, in the past 2 weeks or so. I missed chattin in this forum but I've only got so much time in day :-((

Hopefully, things will even out a bit. At same time, busy is good, especially in this economy )

The'

I really like how part of the water is lighted. It reminds me of a
shot I tried to paint (I said tried ) while I was in a water
color painting class.

And yeah, when the winter comes around again you'll longing for summer
)

The'

Dude! Where have you been for the past week. I've been kinda busy
too but I've stopped by every now and then. You forget about us or
something?

Don't even talk to me about painting...tried it
once...once...failed miserably...took up photography...jury still
out on that one

--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

--

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• 'A day normally starts out 95% good; the other 5% is upto you.'

 

[Mark127996]

The color tones of this really make the shot!

Mark

S2 & Nikkor 28-105. Cropped.

f19 28mm 1/3 sec iso 100



--
At first I shot JPEG because I was naive and wanted quantity over
quality.
Then I shot RAW, because I was still naive but wanted quality over
quantity. Now I've gone back to JPEG because I'm no longer naive,
and I
want both quantity and quality.

--Mahesh Thapa

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