At 6/11/08 11:32 AM, fishboy121 wrote: i refused to join this thread until i was at least lvl 4 as to not slurry the greatness with my noobishness
anyways
i know i'm not fantastic but i read through all 40 pages and gave it a shot
also i love that clubbing photo Fuzz posted earlier
Shame the trees arent a little sharper
Not bad though :D
Mm, I did this one a while ago - not sure why I overdid it so badly though O.o
hell it looks pretty cool from over here
also
no comment
Drink tea and fuck bitches.
At 6/11/08 12:43 PM, fishboy121 wrote: hell it looks pretty cool from over here
Lol, thank you.
At 6/10/08 10:38 PM, Dizzzymushroom wrote: Oh right..?
Sorry I was just trying to give you some constructive criticism, look at your past posts, the subjects are at strange angles and sometimes even go out of the visible frame, thought it might be something to consider in the future when taking a shot.
I went out at 3am two nights ago and took about 200 photographs of the sun rising, hoping to string them together soon and create a little movie of that and similar clips. I did have a video camera with me but there was much more control in the images taken with the camera. I will post here when I have something finished.
At 12/5/07 10:18 AM, Zach wrote: I really like this one, would have been nicer if with a plain black background but it's too much hassle to edit it and I think it looks better seeing that it's in the moment and not posed..
that looks like me!!
scary
TYPHUS
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At 6/10/08 10:32 PM, Dizzzymushroom wrote: I have a cold
Can't breathe >:(
I couldn't let you go on without breathing^^
At 6/21/08 12:57 AM, jwcnwiq wrote: photoshop'd
Pretty cool, i like the wood, the rest is a bit meh
we were outside the city found some random people and i took a daring shot..
slight photoshop manipulation + automatically resized by NG so the quality might be reduced :(
I didnt realize how amazing that last shot was until just a second ago...that is definitely going in my portfolio..
this one if partly a good photo but i hadn't focused in on the flower enough resulting in a really shaky shot...i realized i needed to re shoot later that day but never got around to it, now i'm sure the flower must be dead or out of season by now
well i've reached my four post limit, so i will leave you all with this:
another decent shot that lacks professionalism. I took this picture three times, the third was the charm, however, this is the second because just as I finished, my neighbor pulled up and her headlight, of course, ruined the exposure. which reminds me that i needed to take another so that the sky wouldn't be so distracting, but i'm sure i can just do something less natural of that effect in photoshop
no photoshop used i hope you all know how this was done
i can't find the other version of this, wherein i upped the contrast
At 6/26/08 11:05 PM, Sugary-Cupcakes wrote: well i've reached my four post limit, so i will leave you all with this:
another decent shot that lacks professionalism. I took this picture three times, the third was the charm, however, this is the second because just as I finished, my neighbor pulled up and her headlight, of course, ruined the exposure. which reminds me that i needed to take another so that the sky wouldn't be so distracting, but i'm sure i can just do something less natural of that effect in photoshop
no photoshop used i hope you all know how this was done
this is pretty sweet, how was it done? Im assuming some type of timelapse, but Im not sure how you got rid of the person waving the sparkler
Thanks man. No photoshop used at all. I set my camera up on a tripod, set it to a 60 second exposure and ran around with a sparkler. Because the shutter speed was so low the photo becomes way more sensitive to light, enabling me to show the full stream of the sparkler
there are two simple laws of the came that allow me to become seamlessly invisible, first off i wasnt illuminating any type of light and the second is like... camera blur, if you make a quick movement right before a picture is taken the result is blur around a base figure. in this picture camera blur is just demonstrated on a much larger scale, to the point where you can no longer see any type of base figure atl all, on slight blur where ever i stood longer than 3 seconds
+here's an early conceptual picture in which i was trying to capture nature vs. man (raised contrast, emboss glow, and slight burn)
suprisingly stead shot for such a low shutter speed...
this is a picture of ambient-drone artist, Lichens. he opened for Explosions In The Sky.
I just think it's best, if you can't miss what you forget
I picture someone took of me, he's a really good photographer btw
