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Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 12, 2002

Hi to All!

If you allow me, I'll follow Mufi's thead and start Landscaping with a panorama pic!

This is the Lake of Bled in Slovenia very near to the Austrian border surrounded by mountains. Notice the church on the small island in the lake on the far right side of the photo. Romantic, isn't it! A wonderful place for summer vacation!

Here' a close-up of the Churh.

Your turn!

Cheers, Ferenc

Chuck Gardner · Nov 12, 2002

Great Falls National Park, Virginia http://super.nova.org/D7Hi/F007

Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 12, 2002

Hi Chuck,

Great pics at Great Falls.

Enjoyed viewing, bet you enjoyed shooting.

Cheers, Ferenc

Tim Andersen · Nov 12, 2002

I may be too late for a still-life picture, but looking at all the beer shots made me thirsty. How about some scotch?

This is my first image post, so I apologize if it's too large and loads slowly.

By the way, I couldn't be happier with my 7i.

Tim

http://www.pbase.com/image/7231712

rikster · Nov 12, 2002

mufi said:
Time for another subject yet?. Landscape?.
David.

yes how bout another subject like animals maybe nude blonds, hehehe.Just kidding.

Plamen Antonov · Nov 12, 2002

Tim Andersen said:
I may be too late for a still-life picture, but looking at all the
beer shots made me thirsty. How about some scotch?

This is my first image post, so I apologize if it's too large and
loads slowly.

By the way, I couldn't be happier with my 7i.

Tim

http://www.pbase.com/image/7231712

Looks great. Where comes the light in the ice from?
Plamen
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Plamen Antonov · Nov 12, 2002

mufi said:
Time for another subject yet?. Landscape?.
David.

My landscape - The Cape of Kaliakra - 70m (210ft) over the sea level.

Waiting for the next. BTW: Still maintaining the idea about a dedicated place. Or place pictures directly in the forum?

Plamen
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mufi · Nov 13, 2002

Mine here - http://www.ImageEvent.com/mufi/landscape
David.

Tim Andersen · Nov 13, 2002

Plamen Antonov said:
Looks great. Where comes the light in the ice from?
Plamen

Plamen,

Thanks for the compliment. I believe the light in the ice is a reflection of the candle light.

Tim

Plamen Antonov · Nov 13, 2002

Tim Andersen said:
Tim Andersen said:

Looks great. Where comes the light in the ice from?
Plamen

Click to expand...

Plamen,

Thanks for the compliment. I believe the light in the ice is a
reflection of the candle light.

Tim

You are welcome. My favourite saying is: "Every defect is an effect, but every effect could become a defect"... How could an onlooker know what that light is... It is most important that it looks great!
Plamen
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stevie1under · Nov 13, 2002

i read about this technique the other day and i figure it has endless possibilities, but here's the best of my first day of trying it.

http://www.pbase.com/image/6531446

steve

http://www.pbase.com/stevie1under

Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 13, 2002

Hello to All,

Let me show you a nice pic of the Castle of Hochosterwitz in Austria (North-East of Klagenfurt). When I first saw the castle I though I just dropped into the middle of a fairy tale.

)

Here's a close-up:

Cheers, Ferenc

Plamen Antonov · Nov 13, 2002

stevie1under said:
i read about this technique the other day and i figure it has
endless possibilities, but here's the best of my first day of
trying it.

http://www.pbase.com/image/6531446

steve

http://www.pbase.com/stevie1under

That is not a reflection, but murged images. Correct? I like the idea!
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Plamen Antonov · Nov 13, 2002

Here is one from me. Momtchilovtsi village near sunset, Rhodopi mountain.

The full image is at http://www.pbase.com/image/7263731

Have fun.

Plamen

Frerenz, the castle is great!
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Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 13, 2002

Hi Plamen,

Thanks, happy you like it.

Your village near sunset is also great. enjoyed it much.

Don't stop posting.

Ferenc

P.S.Just now I finished uploading a full set of pics on Hochosterwitz to my pbase site:

http://www.pbase.com/mogorf/castle_of_hochosterwitz_in_austria

Please come in!

)

stevie1under · Nov 13, 2002

hey there,

actually .. not correct!

the photo is 1 image that was exposed for 4 sec, and the zoom started tight on the cup (floating image) and then was widened gradually during the shot (giving the appearance that the small image of the cup grew into the large image) and finally resting at wide to highlight the small cup.

i think with the right subject this technique could produce some awesome photos, like a wedding shot where the bride is perceived to increase in size, over time.

steve

Plamen Antonov said:
stevie1under said:

i read about this technique the other day and i figure it has
endless possibilities, but here's the best of my first day of
trying it.

http://www.pbase.com/image/6531446

steve

http://www.pbase.com/stevie1under

Click to expand...

That is not a reflection, but murged images. Correct? I like the idea!
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http://www.pbase.com/plamen_antonov

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http://www.pbase.com/stevie1under

Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 13, 2002

Hi Steve,

Your driving me crazy!

))

Since you posted the solution of this zoom technique I didn't stop shooting around in the kitchen till I got this 27th tirial one:

What do you think?

Give up or work hard to develop more.

Thanks, this is great, Doc!!

Ferenc

stevie1under · Nov 13, 2002

hey ferenc,

you're getting it all right. it sounds not too difficult, but as i quickly found out, there are a lot of variables that you can massage to get the look you want. of course, there's not much use for floating pots and cups, but i just know i will come across a situation that this technique will be the best. so .. we float the pots and cups until we get it right grasshopper! and be ready for that mystical day in the future.

steve

Ferenc MOGOR said:
Hi Steve,

Your driving me crazy! ))

Since you posted the solution of this zoom technique I didn't stop
shooting around in the kitchen till I got this 27th tirial one:

What do you think?

Give up or work hard to develop more.

Thanks, this is great, Doc!!

Ferenc

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http://www.pbase.com/stevie1under

Ferenc MOGOR · Nov 13, 2002

Yeap Steve,

Will be ready for that mystical day in the future, sure thing.

Thank a lot again.

Let's get back to posting.

)

Ferenc

"He, who invented the Internet, made the wheel a useless thing."

Plamen Antonov · Nov 13, 2002

Ferenc MOGOR said:
Hi Plamen,

Thanks, happy you like it.

Your village near sunset is also great. enjoyed it much.

Don't stop posting.

Ferenc

P.S.Just now I finished uploading a full set of pics on
Hochosterwitz to my pbase site:

http://www.pbase.com/mogorf/castle_of_hochosterwitz_in_austria

Please come in! )

Saw it - Great! Both the subject and the photography. BTW: How much is D7Hi in Hungary? I've made my decision, but it appeared not to be so easy to reach that camera.
Regards
Plamen
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http://www.pbase.com/plamen_antonov

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