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Congrats Nambroth!
And thank you to everyone else for the lovely pictures 😀 I can’t wait to hear the rest of the stories 🙂
Nambroth wrote:If you want, I have more photos of this area as I frequently went there when I lived in TX…
Nambroth, that photos been in your gallery for a while, right? I was going insane because I recongized “Reach” but didn’t want to check your gallery because I wanted to be suprised (since I wasn’t 100% certain that’s where I saw it). Anyways, all your photographs are lovely 😀
truespock wrote:If anyone wants to see any of my other bird pics you can go here http://www.caedes.net/Zephir.cgi?lib=Caedes%3A%3ANewSearch&query=onespock then click on the pic for a larger version.
Those are some beautiful shots of birds, truespock 🙂
truespock wrote:If anyone wants to see any of my other bird pics you can go here http://www.caedes.net/Zephir.cgi?lib=Caedes%3A%3ANewSearch&query=onespock then click on the pic for a larger version.
Once again congrats to Nam!!
Moe
GORGEOUS photos and fractals!! 😀
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My art: featherdust.comLokie wrote:Nambroth, that photos been in your gallery for a while, right? I was going insane because I recongized “Reach” but didn’t want to check your gallery because I wanted to be suprised (since I wasn’t 100% certain that’s where I saw it). Anyways, all your photographs are lovely 😀
HAha, yes it has been there for a few years, and in my DA gallery too. Thank you!!
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My art: featherdust.comstarbreeze wrote:Truespock, I looked at your photos and all I can say is WOW!!!!
I agree! Your photos are awesome!
Of course, I’m partial to this one:
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Dang, truespock, you photography is breathtaking!
DDVM, I’ll let you know who took Close Encounter once I’m at my own computer again.Greater Basilisk wrote:Dang, truespock, you photography is breathtaking!
DDVM, I’ll let you know who took Close Encounter once I’m at my own computer again.I agree, there are some nice photos there.
mimitrek wrote:starbreeze wrote:Truespock, I looked at your photos and all I can say is WOW!!!!
I agree! Your photos are awesome!
Of course, I’m partial to this one:
🙂
Now there’s a surprise 🙄
starbreeze wrote:mimitrek wrote:starbreeze wrote:Truespock, I looked at your photos and all I can say is WOW!!!!
I agree! Your photos are awesome!
Of course, I’m partial to this one:
🙂
Now there’s a surprise 🙄
😆truespock wrote:It takes a measure of courage to put your art in front of everyone to be voted on..all the pyo artist here know exactly what I mean..so way to go to all those who entered and a big CONGRATS to Nam…its a superb shot that actually evokes emotion and that is what art is all about…very well done!!
Mine was “Tufted tit” I don’t recall when I shot it but it was sometime in Feb and very cold out.
I used:
Canon 350d(digital rebel xt) camera
18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Canon lens
about 8 foot away handholding using manual focus
55mm at f/5.6
exposure 1/250th of a secondI usually use a 75-300mm f4-5.6 IS for birds but was out shooting something else and luckily got close enough to use the 55mm. I did use Photoshop for crop and position..but nothing else added.
If anyone wants to see any of my other bird pics you can go here http://www.caedes.net/Zephir.cgi?lib=Caedes%3A%3ANewSearch&query=onespock then click on the pic for a larger version.
Once again congrats to Nam!!
Moe
8 feet away!? Wow you must be bird-trusted, to get that close. That shot is Audubon material, by the way;…very crisp! I’ll view your others later,(lunch break).
Art Slinger wrote:Will we end , and announce the Winner and contestants at 3/27/07 Cal. time . What Hour?
I very much would also like to see data :
Source.
Location.
Camera.
Lense.
Distance.
Settings or Computer / auto.
How much Photo-Shop enhancement.
What you were thinking;…theme.
( not required, but I am interested.)Marshland was mine, and although I can understand why GB thought of this title, it is nowhere near any marshland 😀
Those feathered stalks (I don’t know what they’re called) actually grow everywhere there’s even a little bit of water, so this particular bunch was growing in a ditch in front of a corn field. It was taken last fall so all the corn had been harvested, but you can still see a little bit of the stalks to the right of the picture. It was on a very dark and rainy day late in the afternoon. The rain had stopped and the sun suddenly peaked from between 2 clouds and we got that extraordinary light like everything was on fire!
As for the technical details, I’m afraid I can’t help you much there 🙁 We were fooling around with my dad’s new camera and about all I can tell you is that it’s a Canon. And the photo has not been manipulated in any way, I couldn’t do that to save my life 😆
I guess it’s a case of right place, right time, dumb luck kind of thing.
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