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You Choose on this lovely snowy day (Semi Safe For Work) Exactly what the pic says. Choose one and explain your decision.
Started by rbjeepthing on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gtamotorcycle):
Re: You Choose on this lovely ....
'08 DucatiRe: You Choose on this lovely snowy day (Semi Safe For Work) B sounds like a vacation to me.
Ducati S2R 800 Dark Re: You Choose on this lovely snowy day (Semi Safe For Work) B for sure.
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Yeah I know, probably not what you are expecting with the recent irruption of, I can hardly say it, SO's on the board!! No hard feelings or anything, but I have yet to have the OPPORTUNITY FOR SNOWY OWLS!!!! Okay, got that off my chest. So, I had to find...
Started by Fred Miranda on
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by 1 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fredmiranda):
N At least you got outside Doug! That's more that I can say for a lot of chicken... .
Some more practice with the BB will get you there .
I think the fill flash is a bit on the higher side, especially with the chickadees .
Best for me is No.5.
Well done Doug.
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Snowy Hill and Tree Two versions... can't decide which one I like best. Two images below... each created using a 3 image HDR. I would like to hear which one TPF prefers!
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Last edited by cgipson1; 01-27-2012 at 11:00 PM .
Started by cgipson1 on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
And the tree, and also, in #2, the tree is SO dark that I feel like it loses some of the detail of all.
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Snowy Hill and Tree Two versions... can't decide which one I like best. Two images below... each created using a 3 image HDR. I would like to hear which one TPF prefers!
#1
#2
Last edited by cgipson1; Yesterday at 11:00 PM .
Started by cgipson1 on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
The contrast between the sky and the tree, and also, in #2, the tree is SO dark that I feel like.
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Snowy Owl Hey All,
I managed to get out in the snow last week and found a couple Migrating Snowy's. This one was surprisingly co-operative, but sadly he was content on this Telephone pole :-)
Thanks for looking
Started by Misfit79 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
Is pretty close to the conditions we had experianced (dark, snowstorm)
The images were taken.
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Murder in the Darkroom... my Pan F+ is all snowy :( Hi There!
Here goes the story of a newbie to darkrooms... yesterday, I decided to process one of the Pan F+ I shot last weekend, only to find out with horror that it was filled with dark dots all over...
Started by TheForestMan on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
It might be tap water, my initial thought was if the developer was old, improperly mixed or kept in a cold place, such that the hydroxide... .
The pattern is interesting, and it appears that the dots are vertically aligned .
I am really unsure what to make of this.
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Snowy Owl in B&W This is an experiment following on from Nat and HH's comments re: using Flikr rather than Photobucket as a source for better quality uploads.
Three shots from a very dark and stormy session at the HCT which I decided to give the B&W treatment...
Started by oldcanon on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at eos-magazine-forum):
Re: Snowy Owl in B&W I feel that the B&W treatment has worked well with these Re: Snowy Owl in B&W The B/W treatment has certainly worked here...interesting images Re: Snowy Owl in B&W Apart://neptuno-photography.foliopic.com/
picasa....
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Went East with Tim to find some of these wonderful animals, Had a blast in the cold and the snow, what could be better than being outside, good friends and majestic animals.
This was my first time shooting dark animals in the snow and I realized that ...
Started by Fred Miranda on
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by 1 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fredmiranda):
So I use.
So I use centre dot exposure on animal and check histogram but there is not much you can do about it - if you expose for snow, then the animal is too dark.
For snow, then the animal is too dark.
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Boundary Bay image 2 frames prior to the horizonal I previously posted
1DM4, 500, ISO 640, f6.3, 1/2500, cropped from horizontal and sky added above
Started by Jim Urbach on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at naturescapes):
Another fantastic snowy image Jim.
Love the take off pose.
Perhaps a bunch of fill flash or maybe just different light .
The dark front takes away for me.
Doesnt really compliment the bird to me.
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Photographed in late January in the marsh at Boundary Bay, BC, Canada. Given that shooting from the marsh and not the dike at Boundary Bay can be a controversial topic I hope people can focus in their responses on the quality of the image (or lack thereof...
Started by Joerg Rockenberger on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at naturescapes):
I guess there is an advantage photographing on a dark day yielding....
Cheers
Graeme Thank you all.
Everything is nice.
Great perch nice portrait of a snowy.
WB Super pose in soft low light.
Gorgeous!! One of the best Snowy's I've seen.
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