Quote (Heavywings @ Jul 15 2010 04:42pm)

I love 2, 4, and 6. Nice work.

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Quote (Eek @ Jul 15 2010 10:12pm)

I #3. The light is very interesting!

Quote (CitizenScuba @ Jul 15 2010 11:51pm)

I wasn't suggesting to get HDR shots out of this all. I was just wondering if you had ever over/ underexposed by a stop or two to see the effect it has on the color of your scenes. I find myself doing this more and more now as I shoot just to see what happens with the color involved in the shot.

Quote (Futurama @ Jul 15 2010 11:47pm)

Thanks


Thank you! I guess evenings are my favorite time of the day



Thank you! Muchas gracias! Danke schön! Tack så mycket!



Oh ok. Well I think I overexposed some of them because I don't want to bump the exposure in post processing to avoid noise. I think I deliberately made it look underexposed simply because the clouds and sun would look better.

Quote (Futurama @ Jul 15 2010 03:19pm)

Thanks everyone for commenting.
First of all I don't really watch Simpsons at least not anymore
It's FamilyGuy, Futurama and South Park for me now lol

Second, I guess I am too lazy and don't have a good enough tripod for taking several exposures and merge them together to get a more evenly exposed image but I did the best I could while shooting and during post-processing. Maybe you have some tricks that I don't know, mr SeaBas, which is not surprising since I still consider myself a newbie

Third, hmm I don't really know what you are talking about, mr Undiscover. I don't know you so I certainly don't think I am better than you but at least I usually try not to be too rude maybe sarcastic but not rude


Yeah, as I mentioned above I don't really feel like making HDR:s but I do see the advantage of merging like 5 or more different exposures to get a much more evenly exposed images.


Here is another dusk photo I took yesterday
http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/196/3/6/Summer_evening_by_FuturamaJSP.jpg

Quote (Futurama @ Jul 14 2010 08:03am)

I know I haven't posted any photos in this forum in quite some time but sure those of you who have me added on Flickr have already seen all of them :p

I guess I learned how to take Windows XP background picture like photos from mr Qhotex :D jk
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1274/4670677226_239654e95e_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1290/4670823670_9aa977a89c_b.jpg

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/173/a/0/My_sanctuary_by_FuturamaJSP.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4071/4711592848_317b609bfa_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4123/4777103744_a813fb607c_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4075/4758497881_4b9a2042c4_b.jpg

Quote (CitizenScuba @ Jul 16 2010 09:04am)

Get yourself a GND and start exposing for the shadows and not the sun and clouds!  :thumbsup:  As soon as I get some more money I will be buying myself some GND filters.

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Firstly, avoid the screw-in ND filters. These are the simplest option out there, but are too inflexible for real use as they don't let you move the filter's transition line within the composition.

Quote (Lumpy1 @ Jul 16 2010 10:10am)

#3 is my favorite, nice shots, keep up the good work.

Quote (PoeticLove @ Jul 16 2010 11:07am)

bad pictures.

Quote (Futurama @ Jul 20 2010 05:29pm)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4120/4811701304_64fe2ef79c_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4119/4811076497_ca17e2f326_b.jpg