well i got my new D7000 today and was getting it set up. my nephew was waiting on my daughter so i took this of him.
well i got my new D7000 today and was getting it set up. my nephew was waiting on my daughter so i took this of him.
nothing special..
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feebee by KMpics.com, on Flickr
crappy picture, whatev
central park by Richard B Saikhamkong, on Flickr
Originally Posted by RBS
I think if you cropped off some of the walkway this shot would be better... if the long exposure starring effect was toned down a little it would help refine this pic with a little more balance. also you could use your contrast control and run your contrast into the negative then shorten out your histogram on the left to get rid of some of that haze overhead.
I love the saturated colors across the middle.
werd, i didnt edit that photo too much, just a wee bit of contrast. i still have the raw file so ill play with that in a bit and try what you said, thx
I'm just curious. Why do you think so?
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Good that you are thinking critically!
The walk way is overpowering the rest of the composition. It is lens distorted making it bigger and unreal looking while the rest of the picture is not. Also if the picture is cropped higher it will pronounce the grass triangles a bit more for an eye leading effect.
dude you have some good timing, i did a quick edit to what you stated earlier. lmk how this one in comparison
central park/cropped & edited by Richard B Saikhamkong, on Flickr
better! now, do you know about the warp tool? you can fix the barrel distortion with it to square up your perspective. in photoshop make your image a layer then go to edit>transform>warp (or perspective/combination) and play around with the layer to shape your image more to a natural perspective.dude you have some good timing, i did a quick edit to what you stated earlier. lmk how this one in comparison
central park/cropped & edited by Richard B Saikhamkong, on Flickr
i def know about it, i be making peoples faces huge with it Lolol. ill re-edit it later tonight, what a great way to up photo skills
I liked the walkway in the picture is why I was asking. I think I am focusing on the wrong things when I take photos... like making the photo "cool" to look at but without substance. I'm just trying to develop a better angle to critically analyze photography from.
But yeah. You were right. The cropped photo looks better.
Of course there is no right or wrong... just what I'm doing isn't working. ( I'm just getting into this. )
Thanks.
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hey Rick that's not your girl or anything is it?
nope, an up and coming model is all
just bought a NIKON D7000 and here is one of the first pictures taken with it.
cool dog and nice image
just more nonsense by me.
DSC_0181 by Richard B Saikhamkong, on Flickr
Good picture but damn that's one ugly bird lol.
awesome Dog photos..
took the pup out to the blue ridge mountains this weekend and i have never seen her happier. it was like her natural habitat (minus the bears lol)
DSC_5212-PS by nextelbuddy, on Flickr
Nikon D300s|SB900|Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR I| Tamron 17-50 f2.8
^^ very nice.
Cool dog too.
thanks! love that dog
Nikon D300s|SB900|Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR I| Tamron 17-50 f2.8
Awesome game tonight!
this is one friggin awesome picture.
my dog wouldn't stay still so i held him down. this is what ended up happening. also, i used very minimal force. lol
Lol^^^^^
my new seats!
thanks ! about to pot up a thread with more from the trip.
haha now thats awesome. one way or another you are geting your pic taken and you will like it!my dog wouldn't stay still so i held him down. this is what ended up happening. also, i used very minimal force. lol
Nikon D300s|SB900|Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR I| Tamron 17-50 f2.8
He's so photogenic; even when he doesn't want to take pictures, he still looks good. Lol
really diggin' your shots with the backgrounds deleted. did you try and burn the steering wheel or the dash at all? seems a little feathered right now around the path. soften the seam between the black a little better?
forreal love this shot. might have to try it myself this weekend.
Last edited by Mr. Clean; 03-08-2011 at 08:49 PM.
NB-6 by KMpics.com, on Flickr
First time using flash so be nice guys lol. If there's any tips lmk
Suzuki GSX-R Project by Liza Sheen, on Flickr
[QUOTE=JessAlba452;39220084]First time using flash so be nice guys lol. If there's any tips lmk
you did pretty damn good... subject material pushes it up a bit
i love that bike pic liza, long SS and fired the flash by hand?
really diggin' your shots with the backgrounds deleted. did you try and burn the steering wheel or the dash at all? seems a little feathered right now around the path. soften the seam between the black a little better?
forreal love this shot. might have to try it myself this weekend.
You can see where you burned the BG because the black is blacker around the edge you burned. Regardless of that I still like my edit better! =D
taken @ my home studio...
Thanks! Yeap! 4sec exposure and flash with the wireless trigger attatched
[QUOTE=A.A;39220127]Thanks! LoL I agree the subject material helps a ton!First time using flash so be nice guys lol. If there's any tips lmk
you did pretty damn good... subject material pushes it up a bit
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