GAF Photography Q3 - 2014
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StopMakingSense
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All shot with my Nikon Series E 75-150mm f3.5. Such a wonderful, LIGHT constant aperture telephoto zoom. A steal at 60 bucks.
Royal Guacamole
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Over where I work at we keep it flexible at around 400 photos for a full day's worth of coverage. Usually includes the couple's prep, the ceremony and the reception. The general rule of thumb I've been following is to provide the client the main timeline of moments with slight exceptions here and there.
Letting the client have photos to pick and choose from and having that feeling of a big album of memories is important, but it is not followed with strict discipline. It's up to what kind of deal you set up with the client and what expectations of content you set in place for them.
sechsterangriff
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Valor, Rua Augusta Arch, Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Rua Augusta, Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Centro Vasco da Gama (b&w), Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Centro Vasco da Gama, Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Saturday afternoon nap by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Sailing by the Oceanário, Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Nevermind the incoming cars. I'm telling you this is the best place to rest! by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
Estação do Oriente, Lisbon by sechsterangriff, on Flickr
So a friend of mine just bought a new camera and he was so hyped that we had to take some photos, even if it was 10 PM.
We took these outside my house, first time taking long exposure photos.
Long exposure 1 by Jaime León R, on Flickr
Long exposure 2 by Jaime León R, on Flickr
We took these outside my house, first time taking long exposure photos.
Long exposure 1 by Jaime León R, on FlickrLong exposure 2 by Jaime León R, on Flickr
what's this, Viña del Mar?
I'd like to say yes, but it's just Temuco.
My father saw that we tried to take long exposure photos, and because I don't have a tripod (My friend gave me a mini tripod yesterday to take those photos) he gave me my grandfather's tripod. Thing's old, but cool as hell.
_MG_3627.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3624.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3623.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3619.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3630.jpg by NLopes16, on FlickrAllez Phill
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You all have good photos! I have some, but I don't know how to post them without blowing out your modems.
dr3upmushroom
Banned
Anyone ever try entering different sorts of contests? Just came across this one on my IG feed. http://www.independentphotographyfestival.com/
Personally, I've only entered local ones.
Personally, I've only entered local ones.
I tried once to enter one for an Olympus Olympus OM-D E-M5 camera, but obviously I didn't won
sechsterangriff
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I've thought about entering local ones even though I'm still a rookie, but it somewhat annoys me that in most contests (at least the ones I checked) the organization claims almost unrestricted usage of photos.
I took a trip to the woods nearby.
Upside-down fly by perminder_suman, on Flickr
Bee (or is it a wasp) on a flower by perminder_suman, on Flickr
Cat by perminder_suman, on Flickr
Butterfly by perminder_suman, on Flickr
The bee and wasp photos were taken in my back garden.
Upside-down fly by perminder_suman, on FlickrBee (or is it a wasp) on a flower by perminder_suman, on FlickrCat by perminder_suman, on FlickrButterfly by perminder_suman, on FlickrThe bee and wasp photos were taken in my back garden.
I finally processed some from the Redbull GRC event in Charlotte NC
Redbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on Flickr
Redbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on Flickr
Redbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on Flickr
Redbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on FlickrRedbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on FlickrRedbull GRC Charlotte by trapperkreeper, on FlickrI bought my camera a year ago and it has been quite an adventure, everyday i learn something new, for example, using f/8 aperture for close up portraits to avoid dof (check my last picture, i'm still regretting it, i used f/3.5)
The road to the "Cajón del Maipo" by fuure, on Flickr
Las Vizcachas sunset by fuure, on Flickr
Santiago centro panorama by fuure, on Flickr
First "S" of a chilean 10 peso coin by fuure, on Flickr
My dog, "Niña" by fuure, on Flickr
The road to the "Cajón del Maipo" by fuure, on FlickrLas Vizcachas sunset by fuure, on FlickrSantiago centro panorama by fuure, on FlickrFirst "S" of a chilean 10 peso coin by fuure, on FlickrMy dog, "Niña" by fuure, on FlickrJroman2323
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These are some of my pics from my Europe adventure, still using my stock T3i lense though.
I'm loving everyone's photos. Some of you guys have such sharp photos, mine never look that good.
_MG_0641 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
https://flic.kr/p/nKvU78 https://www.flickr.com/people/92435552@N06/
_MG_9945-2 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
_MG_0852 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
_MG_0442 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
_MG_1081 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
_MG_7987-2 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
_MG_0261 by Jroman2323, on Flickr
I'm loving everyone's photos. Some of you guys have such sharp photos, mine never look that good.
_MG_0641 by Jroman2323, on Flickrhttps://flic.kr/p/nKvU78 https://www.flickr.com/people/92435552@N06/_MG_9945-2 by Jroman2323, on Flickr_MG_0852 by Jroman2323, on Flickr_MG_0442 by Jroman2323, on Flickr_MG_1081 by Jroman2323, on Flickr_MG_7987-2 by Jroman2323, on Flickr_MG_0261 by Jroman2323, on FlickrThese are some of my pics from my Europe adventure, still using my stock T3i lense though.
I'm loving everyone's photos. Some of you guys have such sharp photos, mine never look that good.
Same camera, same problem, I can see in this photo the same problem mine have, that distortion or unsharpness, I have been using AV mode, one shot AF and only center focus point to see if I can get rid of that problem and improved a bit
_MG_3642.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3640.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3639.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3637.jpg by NLopes16, on FlickrI rarely use AF (only in fast action scenarios) because:
- I realized te joy of having more control of the shot, it adds an extra dimension to the shooting universe
- Sony cameras have a function named focus peaking, which highlights the perimeter of the focused elements, and i think it's a pretty nice and useful aid.
- I realized te joy of having more control of the shot, it adds an extra dimension to the shooting universe
- Sony cameras have a function named focus peaking, which highlights the perimeter of the focused elements, and i think it's a pretty nice and useful aid.
Whenever I tried manual focusing, the results were always slightly blurry. I could never manage to get the focus spot on like auto focus does. I know you can use the feature which zooms the picture in when manual focusing so you can fine tune it but that's a slow process.
heliconsoul
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I really like mine. It's small, not P&S small mind, very sturdy and incredibly well built. The image quality is fantastic either RAW or OOC. The hybrid viewfinder is very unique and gives the camera a very different feel. On the downside if you're not used to manual cameras the controls can take a while to get used to, plus the menu system is a little quirky adding to the learning curve. Also if you're used to zooms you'll need to adjust to zooming with your feet!
Great travel/take everywhere camera. You should be able to get a good price on the S now with the T coming out as well.
I'm used to shoot manual so no problem in that department. As for zoom, no problem either, my standard lens is a 40mm 2.8 stm. I should feel at home with that camera
Astral/H3X
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Took some photos while I was out in the woods, and I like these two.
Creepy Doll by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3650.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
_MG_3644.jpg by NLopes16, on Flickr
tumble 1 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
tumble 2 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
tumble 3 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
tumble 4 by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrI think the harsh lighting/contrasts are a bit unkind to the jumping lady in the middle. Otherwise it's a nice juxtaposition with the two flat jumpers on the sides and the water splashing. But I think there's a bit too much empty space in the image making the interesting parts (the people) become a bit too subdued.
Been shooting some colour film lately and had to send the film to be processed (really need to buy a C41 kit...) so had nothing to do but edit some old Japan pictures
Edit-8240 (2) by nunsofanarchy, on Flickrrl]
Edit-8240 (2) by nunsofanarchy, on Flickrrl]
Laieon
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Hope tumblr links are allowed here as well, I haven't used flickr in years and I'm almost positive my account was under an email that I lost access to due.
I really want to get into street photography more, but I'm really not sure what the etiquette for that is.
I could have sworn I posted a few pictures of Korea in the Q2 thread, but it looks like I didn't. Here's some of my favorite shots from the past 2 months:
I really want to get into street photography more, but I'm really not sure what the etiquette for that is.
I could have sworn I posted a few pictures of Korea in the Q2 thread, but it looks like I didn't. Here's some of my favorite shots from the past 2 months:
Shit, I want to go there one day... i_i
dr3upmushroom
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Been shooting some colour film lately and had to send the film to be processed (really need to buy a C41 kit...) so had nothing to do but edit some old Japan pictures
Yo Damaged, I came across some expired slide film (Velvia 100) at my local camera store. Just started it, I'm excited to see how the images come out.
Thug Waffle
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Been a while since I contributed something, so here's what I've been up to.
Erebus
Member
Getting the hang of it but still can't compete with most of the stuff posted here.
Cloudstrife by ErebusGR, on Flickr
Cloudstrife by ErebusGR, on Flickr
Waldo Lydecker
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I've got the Fuji X-E1 and all I can say is that Fuji is making awesome camera's with shockingly good image quality. They also have great ooc jpeg's that are hard to rival with post processing.
So yeah, I definitely can recommend Fuji.
Ooh awesome stuff man, have never tried it expired, that should be fantastic! There is something about the way slide film catches light. Plus the negatives (well transparencies) look amazing, I want to make a back-lit frame to mount my slides on in my living room at some point.
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