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[GDRRiley]

1 hour ago, CAProjects said:

Camera: Canon EOS R

Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II USM

Settings: 1/1250, f/4, ISO 100, 200mm, using VND drop in filter

something about the plants bokeh doesn't look right to me. The dog looks great and the exposure is spot on.

 

Canon SL2 Helios44-m 1/160 F2 iso200. adjusted the WB some in post. the sky was extremely orange at even at 3200 it was really hot.

[Purzifal]

9 hours ago, GDRRiley said:

something about the plants bokeh doesn't look right to me. The dog looks great and the exposure is spot on.

 

Canon SL2 Helios44-m 1/160 F2 iso200. adjusted the WB some in post. the sky was extremely orange at even at 3200 it was really hot.

The bokeh is just how it turned out. the main thing is that the subject matter is in focus, which is the dog. 

 

On you your shot. I do like it even though its not a subject matter that interests me, got a post apocalyptic, cinema feel to it. personally I would have used a tripod, closed that aperture, maybe something like f/11 and done a long exposure and get more  of the frame sharper. That's just what I would have done for my way of shooting,

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This is photography that is my strongest skill. Motorsports, spent 2.5 years practicing my panning skills over 84 weekends at my local track. This shot was not at my local track, was taken at Silverstone for WEC and is one of the support races. What I personally love about this shot is that it shows the workings of the Aerodynamics from the strong heat haze from the track. The driver of the car, sponsor and the team loved this photo they got in touch and now licences the photo from me

 

Camera: Canon EOS R

Lens: Sigma EF 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports

Settings: 1/80, f/7.1, ISO 100, 600mm, Variable ND Drop-In filter used, Handheld Shot 

 

[Hackentosher]

On 9/25/2020 at 2:18 AM, CAProjects said:

This is photography that is my strongest skill. Motorsports, spent 2.5 years practicing my panning skills over 84 weekends at my local track. This shot was not at my local track, was taken at Silverstone for WEC and is one of the support races. What I personally love about this shot is that it shows the workings of the Aerodynamics from the strong heat haze from the track. The driver of the car, sponsor and the team loved this photo they got in touch and now licences the photo from me

 

Camera: Canon EOS R

Lens: Sigma EF 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports

Settings: 1/80, f/7.1, ISO 100, 600mm, Variable ND Drop-In filter used, Handheld Shot 

 

 

Holy shit that pan is cripsy. You say you spent two years working on your pans, was there any trick to your practice or just volume? I posted my best pan a few pages back and it's no where close to your shot, but I'm really proud of it (only crisp shot in about a thousand attempts lol). In another life, given no restrictions, I think I'd want to be a motorsports photographer. It looks like an incredibly challenging vocation, but it feels unlike any other type of photography out there. Completely unique, I love it.

Edit: I just looked up how much the Sigma 150-600 weighs, god damn man you did that hand held?

 

In the before times, I went with my buddy to the airport to shoot at golden hour. Totally worth the $7 in parking at the very least to watch the planes. I like this shot because it almost feels like a landscape shot, but of the modern concrete jungle instead of the more traditional nature. That and the Arizona sun around 6PM is McGorgeous. Canon EOS 6D, Canon EF 24-105 F4L IS USM, 24mm, 1/160", f/4.0, ISO 200.

 

[sub68]

1 hour ago, Hackentosher said:

Edit: I just looked up how much the Sigma 150-600 weighs, god damn man you did that hand held

I have a 400mm that weights as much as that it's a pain to carry and keep still 

But I can do hand held ok 

[For Science!]

Our neighborhood cat chillin' on the pavement

 

Canon 6D, Sigma 50 mm F/1.4 Art

[mjuzikmen]

On 10/8/2020 at 3:08 PM, For Science! said:

Our neighborhood cat chillin' on the pavement

 

Canon 6D, Sigma 50 mm F/1.4 Art

8/10. I love how he is looking at the camera and like the blurry background. Great photo.

 

Here is one of mine, which I took some time ago:

 

[GDRRiley]

On 10/14/2020 at 5:10 AM, StinkBreath said:

Here is one of mine, which I took some time ago:

not a bad shot for a night scene

24-105 F4 L on SL2: 105mm F4 iso200 1/500

[Moderateshadow]

22 hours ago, GDRRiley said:

not a bad shot for a night scene

24-105 F4 L on SL2: 105mm F4 iso200 1/500

I like that never seen that before, cool idea. 

 

 

Mount Robson, BC shot on my EOS RP with rf24-105L

 

[Danioki]

On 10/24/2020 at 5:15 PM, Moderateshadow said:

I like that never seen that before, cool idea. 

 

 

Mount Robson, BC shot on my EOS RP with rf24-105L

 

Greatr Shot!, beautiful place.

 

Here is mine - Nikon D750 +  Sigma 105mm Macro

[sub68]

3 minutes ago, Danioki said:

Greatr Shot!, beautiful place.

 

Here is mine - Nikon D750 +  Sigma 105mm Macro

I love the isolation on the snakes head

canon xti 18-55mm @55mm

iso 800 shutter 1/80 apature 5.6

[Fetzie]

 

On 10/29/2020 at 4:03 PM, sub68 said:

I love the isolation on the snakes head

canon xti 18-55mm @55mm

iso 800 shutter 1/80 apature 5.6

Is that a playstation CPU? I'd maybe have gone to f/8 to get more of the details around the chip in focus, otherwise don't have much to complain about

 

On a walk yesterday we came across a greater spotted woodpecker.

 

Nikon D500, Nikkor 300mm f/4 PF; 1/800s, f/4, ISO 125

[Distinctly Average]

56 minutes ago, Fetzie said:

 

Is that a playstation CPU? I'd maybe have gone to f/8 to get more of the details around the chip in focus, otherwise don't have much to complain about

 

On a walk yesterday we came across a greater spotted woodpecker.

 

Nikon D500, Nikkor 300mm f/4 PF; 1/800s, f/4, ISO 125

Always nice to look up the bottom of a GSW. Light is lovely.

 

Here is my shot of a wild Kestrel that came very close in a local park. Was so fortunate to get such a dark background of the woods behind.

 

[sub68]

On 11/1/2020 at 2:47 PM, Fetzie said:

Is that a playstation CPU? I'd maybe have gone to f/8 to get more of the details around the chip in focus, otherwise don't have much to complain about

 

I did another pic with f8 and yes it is a ps4 cpu

[sub68]

On 11/1/2020 at 3:46 PM, Distinctly Average said:

Always nice to look up the bottom of a GSW. Light is lovely.

 

Here is my shot of a wild Kestrel that came very close in a local park. Was so fortunate to get such a dark background of the woods behind.

 

 

on the subject of birds

[theonly500]

That reflection in the Eye is something very interesting.
I can't quite pin point to what makes the head slightly blurry. If it is just the rooster moving, or the camera having the focus plane to far or to close.

The Camera is a Canon M3, with the Kit Lens,
At F5.6, 1/80s, ISO 6400, 17mm

[Zonal]

That disco ball in the center just makes it look complete. I’m not that good at photography but I’d say 9/10!

 

The one I took was just with my iPhone X but I thought it looked cool so I might as well show it.

[JZStudios]

6 hours ago, ZonalThrone said:

That disco ball in the center just makes it look complete. I’m not that good at photography but I’d say 9/10!

 

The one I took was just with my iPhone X but I thought it looked cool so I might as well show it.

Looks like STALKER.

[Aranwe]

Great picture ZonalThrone, I really like the composition and I think B&W was a good choice here. For something shot on a mobile device it's impressive ! The only thing I would change is the vignetting, I don't know if you put it in post, but if so you just take it back a tiny bit (in my opinion at least).

I really like landscape photography myself, here's a shot I made this summer in the french Alps with my Canon A1 (I mostly shoot film)

 

[theonly500]

That is just a great photo Aranwe.
From the almost at golden Ration Boulder, to the diagonal stacking of sightlines. That is just something great.
I especially like the hexagonal lensflare. And the slightly grainy background.
May i ask, which mountain is in that picture?

I've got something from the place the last picture was from. But way above in the blue of the ceiling.

[sub68]

Just now, theonly500 said:

That is just a great photo Aranwe.
From the almost at golden Ration Boulder, to the diagonal stacking of sightlines. That is just something great.
I especially like the hexagonal lensflare. And the slightly grainy background.
May i ask, which mountain is in that picture?

I've got something from the place the last picture was from. But way above in the blue of the ceiling.

wow it looks like a scene from starwars

[theonly500]

You know, i miss those events. It was always a long and labourous process to make them work. But in the End you could stand there, look up and be amazed by all the interactions of light, that are going on.
Let's hope, that that will come back some time soon.

[OscarMike]

On 11/30/2020 at 3:47 PM, sub68 said:

wow it looks like a scene from starwars

one would say your lens is "under the knife". they say a picture is worth 1000 words. i can already tell you seem to like knives. looking at the blade it seems used. this could mean your the outdorsy type. you like carving things or your the utility type of person who likes to keep a knife handy for all those daily tasks. i also see you shoot cannon and possibly some street or portrait photography with your nifty 50. subject is well framed and posed in an interesting way. background is a bit busy and also blown out in areas. 7/10

 

heres mine

HDR Panorama. canon 550D/t2i 

[WhitetailAni]

My camera is a Samsung S4 Mini.

But I have a laser eye cat!

Sometimes she will sneak up on me and scare me.

[sub68]

24 minutes ago, OscarMike said:

one would say your lens is "under the knife". they say a picture is worth 1000 words. i can already tell you seem to like knives. looking at the blade it seems used. this could mean your the outdorsy type. you like carving things or your the utility type of person who likes to keep a knife handy for all those daily tasks. i also see you shoot cannon and possibly some street or portrait photography with your nifty 50. subject is well framed and posed in an interesting way. background is a bit busy and also blown out in areas. 7/10

Ok first of all if I had taken the shot on the other side of that countertop I would be shooting in a very dark room.

Second that knife is about 2 months old in that pic and I got that knife because of this.

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/79356150

Third you have good observation my friend.

Yes I shoot canon and it's a xti.

I love that sun set and that the sun isn't over exposed. 

Here is my xti.

This was shot one handed with a point and shoot.

https://www.deviantart.com/sub68/art/canon-xti-814319273

I really like this shot as it doesn't look like a point and shoot toke it.

[OscarMike]

oooh heres a picture from my old XTi. its a HDR. before and after