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Yeah, I don't think I need a DSLR for now. This photo is straight from the iPhone XS. No edits.
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Libraries by Pikachu Pikachu, on Flickr
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Libraries by Pikachu Pikachu, on Flickr
Some more photos with my phone (Galaxy S9+)
Streets on Fire by Carl Sim, on Flickr
cyberpunk_toronoto-3 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Smile by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Jeonju, South Korea by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Streets on Fire by Carl Sim, on Flickr
cyberpunk_toronoto-3 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Smile by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Jeonju, South Korea by Carl Sim, on Flickr
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jokkir These are some pretty stunning shots, bravo!
I want to start sharing the photos I took in a year-and-a-half of travel until my good old D300 and companion of 11 years got stolen in Buenos Aires. So I figured I'd start at the beginning.
Welcome to Nepal.
This is where I started my travels and what an insane, magical, incredible country of mountains it was. I spent overall a month in the mountains and I didn't regret a single day of it. Well, except the pneumonia toward the end. This wasn't everything I hoped but looking back on it without idealizing the country, I find myself aching to go back, and I know I will.
I will post more as I can and have to hold back from sharing all these amazing places all at once. I can only say that the world holds some amazingly beautiful places. It sounds cheesy but it is still worth getting out your front door and letting your feet carry you to wherever the call leads. I am glad I did.
I want to start sharing the photos I took in a year-and-a-half of travel until my good old D300 and companion of 11 years got stolen in Buenos Aires. So I figured I'd start at the beginning.
Welcome to Nepal.
This is where I started my travels and what an insane, magical, incredible country of mountains it was. I spent overall a month in the mountains and I didn't regret a single day of it. Well, except the pneumonia toward the end. This wasn't everything I hoped but looking back on it without idealizing the country, I find myself aching to go back, and I know I will.
I will post more as I can and have to hold back from sharing all these amazing places all at once. I can only say that the world holds some amazingly beautiful places. It sounds cheesy but it is still worth getting out your front door and letting your feet carry you to wherever the call leads. I am glad I did.
Got my 50-140 back from repair.
XT038929 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038926 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038937 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038933 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038929 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038926 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038937 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
XT038933 by Marcus Beasley, on Flickr
cyberpunk_city-2
So I'm going to be taking photos of the stars this weekend in the middle of Florida. Any suggestions?
I got a 35mm Prime lens the Sigma 56mm 1.4 prime and the kit lens.
Besides not dying
Freaking black magic!
https://improvephotography.com/49086/ideal-shutter-speeds-photographing-star-trails/
Was going through some old stuff. This is from 2008, we used to have photography challenges at the old place, this was my entry for one of them:
IMG_5788 by TIKI, on Flickr
Let me ask you this, what pleases you about this? The trail?
I'm not sure,
I like the depth, it feels like the photo spirals into the center of the frame with the direction of the branches (this is more apparent the further you zoom out).
its a very...acid looking photo
Well shooting the Stars was cool but I fucked up so hard when I forgot to adjust my settings after changing my lens.... Live and learn i suppose. Here are somewhat decent shots. I didn't really make effort to edit this after seeing the results besides the second one.
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
kirby storter roadside park by samsh!t, on Flickr
I like the swirly effect by the fallen leaves.
DSCF4895 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF4889_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
Swenhir , really love those photos. Great moods.
Thanks everyone. Family is doing alright. One day at a time. Took my first photos with my digital camera in a long time this week while traveling for work.
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
Thanks everyone. Family is doing alright. One day at a time. Took my first photos with my digital camera in a long time this week while traveling for work.
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
The water looks like smoked glass, good job.Swenhir , really love those photos. Great moods.
Thanks everyone. Family is doing alright. One day at a time. Took my first photos with my digital camera in a long time this week while traveling for work.
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
Port Huron by Tyler Jacobs, on Flickr
Thanks. It was a 2 minute exposure or something there abouts. I'll find a dock with some more turbulent water some day and it will be very smoky.
My ass was in the penalty box for a few weeks so haven't been able to share photos or leave feedback for awhile lol.
Anyway here are a couple of recent portraits:
Ploysai by Eric, on Flickr
BFF by Eric, on Flickr
And some non-portrait:
Xishuangbanna Gaozhuang Marketg-3074 by Eric, on Flickr
Kunming Sunset by Eric, on Flickr
Anyway here are a couple of recent portraits:
Ploysai by Eric, on Flickr
BFF by Eric, on FlickrAnd some non-portrait:
Xishuangbanna Gaozhuang Marketg-3074 by Eric, on Flickr
Kunming Sunset by Eric, on Flickr
People getting banned left and right, good set.My ass was in the penalty box for a few weeks so haven't been able to share photos or leave feedback for awhile lol.
Anyway here are a couple of recent portraits:
And some non-portrait:
Yea man, this place is going off the deep end. One second I was having a normal conversation, no insults or anything... the next moment I was banned for 2 weeks? Mods on some kind of power trip, and not like there is any kind of way to appeal it. It was good though I got a whole of shit done and I wasn't constantly refreshing this place. Hope I can keep my era usage more on the backburner now that I've kind of got used to being away... who am I kidding though lol I'll be back on here constantly fml
Tell me about it. I got banned as well. I will admit I'm trying to stick to community threads these days.
You guys are luck you are not PC ERA. That community is just a shadow of what it was just one year ago.
Another one from my phone:
Graffiti Alley by Carl Sim, on Flickr
And I finally took my camera out now that Spring is here. More cherry blossom photos later most likely.
2019-05-08 09.45.57 1 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
2019-05-08 09.15.35 1 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
2019-05-08 09.28.48 1 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
Also, where do you guys get ideas for poses for models? I started following a photographer on Instagram but they mostly focus on high fashion type poses
Graffiti Alley by Carl Sim, on FlickrAnd I finally took my camera out now that Spring is here. More cherry blossom photos later most likely.
2019-05-08 09.45.57 1 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
2019-05-08 09.15.35 1 by Carl Sim, on Flickr
2019-05-08 09.28.48 1 by Carl Sim, on FlickrAlso, where do you guys get ideas for poses for models? I started following a photographer on Instagram but they mostly focus on high fashion type poses
finally messing with some of the RAWs i've accumulated over the past few months! these are all with an a7iii.
new orleans city park by Corinne, on Flickr
bainbridge island, washington by Corinne, on Flickr
seattle, washington by Corinne, on Flickr
new orleans city park by Corinne, on Flickr
bainbridge island, washington by Corinne, on Flickr
seattle, washington by Corinne, on Flickr
I like the second one. The first one is a mix of creative and distracting because it looks like she fell into a tub of red Kool-Aid with the red tones. You're also using the 100-400 in a interesting way where it's kind of like the 70-200GM would've been a better purchase with the night portraits you have up there.finally messing with some of the RAWs i've accumulated over the past few months! these are all with an a7iii.
new orleans city park by Corinne, on Flickr
bainbridge island, washington by Corinne, on Flickr
Thanks! The first one I was going for a flat cartoonish look because the girl said she wanted to look like a gundam pilot (which her outfit fits pretty well for, lol). The second I'll probably bring into PS at some point to fix some of the crispy edges and replace the blown whites with more clouds and sky.
I often use telephoto for walkaround (which is stupid and makes me look like a goober, especially with the 100-400, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) which means I wind up doing a lot of street/architecture much, much narrower than usual. I rented the 70-200 first but just didn't love it like I do the 100-400 - the longer lens is just so much sharper and is much closer to the APS-C 70-210 I was used to. Plus, now I have the 135 for those long portraits I had been doing with the zoom.
I often use telephoto for walkaround (which is stupid and makes me look like a goober, especially with the 100-400, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) which means I wind up doing a lot of street/architecture much, much narrower than usual. I rented the 70-200 first but just didn't love it like I do the 100-400 - the longer lens is just so much sharper and is much closer to the APS-C 70-210 I was used to. Plus, now I have the 135 for those long portraits I had been doing with the zoom.
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I do really like doing flat colorful edits just for the sake of it:
porto, portugal by Corinne, on Flickr
And it's nice when I happen across it naturally:
lyon, france by Corinne, on Flickr
(Also, clearly I love shooting buildings straight on!)
porto, portugal by Corinne, on Flickr
And it's nice when I happen across it naturally:
lyon, france by Corinne, on Flickr
(Also, clearly I love shooting buildings straight on!)
You really seem to like purple reddish hues.I do really like doing flat colorful edits just for the sake of it:
lyon, france by Corinne, on Flickr
And it's nice when I happen across it naturally:
porto, portugal by Corinne, on Flickr
(Also, clearly I love shooting buildings straight on!)
Lately! I never used to fudge colors beyond muddying skies behind silhouettes to match depressed moods*, but after really enjoying RGB lighting for portraits I've been more willing to mess around with regular shots' colors in post.
*(like this)
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Sci-Fi by Pikachu Pikachu, on Flickr
Peacocks by Pikachu Pikachu, on Flickr
Silence = Death by Pikachu Pikachu, on Flickr
Some photos from the Dandelions art installation in LA today. Couple just for context, my favorite two at the end.
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Dandelions by James Stevenson, on Flickr
Some photos from the Dandelions art installation in LA today. Couple just for context, my favorite two at the end.
This is seriously great.
Thanks! I think it's one of, if not the best photo, I've ever taken
One more photo from last month. Here I had to really push the ISO, but better than nothing I guess. Shutter speed wasn't enough to freeze motion, but I'll take the motion blur over even higher ISO, and the kicks trail look kinda nice.
IMG_6158 by Renato Custódio Pereira, no Flickr
IMG_6158 by Renato Custódio Pereira, no Flickr
You have a great eye. I'm bored so i reedited one of them.
Good edit. That photo is amazing.
Dandelions are so eminently photographable:
DSCF5149_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5117_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5110 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5109_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5106_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF4940_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
Dandelions are so eminently photographable:
DSCF5149_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5117_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5110 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5109_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF5106_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
DSCF4940_1 by TIKI, on Flickr
Been a minute since I've posted in this thread or even used my camera, winter had me lazy.
DSCF2229 by Dylan Holter, on Flickr
DSCF2190 by Dylan Holter, on Flickr
DSCF2229 by Dylan Holter, on Flickr
DSCF2190 by Dylan Holter, on Flickr