Post your best photograph

Original post by IcEmAn911

Don't worry about it. I had the wrong temp setting wb at that time but i like the effect it gives. I'm new to all this so I do welcome any constructive criticism you may have in order to take better pictures!

Good tip when shooting snow is to over expose by 1/3 to 1 stop which will make the snow white instead of gray

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littlehippiegirl

click for full size. maybe not my best but I love the vibe. (photo edited: saturation & vibrancy of red.)

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Hello Bobbi Soxers!

Here is a shot of Grand Central Terminal in New York City on a very misty night. The mist only exaggerates how overtowered the beautiful GCT is. Taking this shot I was stood on a no-pedestrian bridge which links Madison Avenue to downtown. The traffic was so frequent (Even at 0.50am) that it took me 13 attempts just to get this 1.6s exposure! To give a sense of scale the rectangles on the window are aprox. 7ft tall.

I have to also pass thanks to the NYPD for letting me do it!

Tech Specs for the intrigued
Left:1.6s f/7.1 ISO 200
Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8 (No Filter, I think)
Body: 5D MkII
Adobe Photoshop CS5 + Silver Efex Pro 2 Add-on

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Liam0324

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i would have to say my best would be this of my iguana :biggrin:

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username932763

I honestly think the best pictures I've taken that aren't arty-farty were on holiday to Kenya. With the one I've posted, being in a hot air balloon just after dawn above the Maasai Mara helped, but I still love it.

balloon and wildebeest.jpg

However, the picture in the link is an overload of cuteness, I couldn't resist XD
http://imgur.com/rf0Mh

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Monstermuffin20

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ocelotrevs

http://www.flickr.com/photos/andyking84/7173791230/

It felt a lot like summer yesterday for me :smile:

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Madchester

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MisfitPhotography

Original post by DanBrwn

"Misfit Photography"

Site?

only my flickr pal

sorry for the delay forgot to reply. I've stopped posting up my new photos on the internet until I get comfortable with photography again :smile:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/misfitexplorer/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/misfitphotographyportfolio/

there'll be a couple of crossovers between the two.

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Jooo13

www.facebook.com/joannejohnsonphotography :biggrin:

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Took this about an hour ago. Snowdon Pass, North Wales

Tech Specs for the intrigued
Left:1/500 f/2.8 ISO 50
Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8 (Green Filter)
Body: 5D MkII
Adobe Photoshop CS5 + Silver Efex Pro 2 Add-on

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ocelotrevs

Original post by DanBrwn

Took this about an hour ago. Snowdon Pass, North Wales

http://i.imgur.com/jV3mr.jpg

Tech Specs for the intrigued
Left:1/500 f/2.8 ISO 50
Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8 (Green Filter)
Body: 5D MkII
Adobe Photoshop CS5 + Silver Efex Pro 2 Add-on

The lighting looks way out with that sun bursting through. It takes you away from the rest of the image.

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Original post by ocelotrevs

The lighting looks way out with that sun bursting through. It takes you away from the rest of the image.

Didn't realise this was a photo-critiquing session. Yes I realise part of the sky is blown out but the only way to fix something like that is to build a sensor with a dynamic range greater than the human eye itself.

But thanks, I'll be sure to return the favour :smile:

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TheKieranC

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Errm this is mine, its my personal favourite although probably not my best

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TheKieranC

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Original post by ocelotrevs

It felt a lot like summer yesterday for me :smile:

That is SICK

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JAZZA007

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Original post by DanBrwn

Took this about an hour ago. Snowdon Pass, North Wales

Tech Specs for the intrigued
Left:1/500 f/2.8 ISO 50
Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8 (Green Filter)
Body: 5D MkII
Adobe Photoshop CS5 + Silver Efex Pro 2 Add-on

I think this is AMAZING seriously- positive rep for you! It looks like the craters of the surface of the moon- awesome job :smile:

And I love black and white photography

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TheSownRose

Original post by DanBrwn

Didn't realise this was a photo-critiquing session. Yes I realise part of the sky is blown out but the only way to fix something like that is to build a sensor with a dynamic range greater than the human eye itself.

But thanks, I'll be sure to return the favour :smile:

To be fair, you've commented on other peoples'... :wink:

I like the general scene, but it looks a bit flat - did you consider adding a bit more contrast to it?

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Original post by TheSownRose

To be fair, you've commented on other peoples'... :wink:

I like the general scene, but it looks a bit flat - did you consider adding a bit more contrast to it?

Wow wow wow, when I criticise I usually give constructive criticism. Also to be fair what kind of annoyed me was the fact that he had not long posted this

So I was kind of like, " :eek:

You of all people...". But anyway I had hopped not to expand on that. Dont want to get irrelevant to the post topic. As for the contrast I had to find a balance between dynamic range and image contrast otherwise that highlight in the sky would grow and grow. Think I did the right thing but we shall never know... :tongue:

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TheSownRose