*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

[EvanK]

Thanks for the feedback, guys!

I think you've overdone the HDR one, the trees don't look real

Funny that you say that, I totally agree with you. I only did some HDR à la request of a friend.

 

[tremmor]

Looks like an adventure EvanK. Reminds me of Alaska. The men are going some where next year. Suggested Alaska again. Likely go in the bush on the Montreal river in Canada to bait bear and moose. and fish. and bird hunt. No it will be in Sept. It will happen. Always an adventure. For the record we go every year. I go maybe 3 or 4 times a year. I love the adventure. Im ready for a survival trip. Thats my brother and what he does.

 

[Kornowski]

A couple photos from the mountains...

Shiiiiiit son, they're amazing, dude! What did you use to shoot them on? What aperture and exposure was the third shot?

Love all of them.

 

[spirit]

Cloisters by JasonBrown2013, on Flickr

 

[voyagerfan99]

I'd personally correct the tilt a little, but otherwise good shot Jason :good:

 

[spirit]

I'd personally correct the tilt a little, but otherwise good shot Jason :good:

Yeah I know it needs straightening but I quite like it.

 

[EvanK]

Nice shot! What kind of processing did you do on that?

 

[Ramodkk]

Just because of the type of building and the lack of color, I like the tilt too, adds to the mysterious vibe.

 

[spirit]

Nice shot! What kind of processing did you do on that?

Not a lot really, just the usual exposure and contrast tweaks and then added some tones in Lightroom using the Split Toning tool.

 

[spirit]

Alright, some HDRs from today. What do you lot think?

 

[Geoff]

I like the photos, but it doesn't look like an HDR, the sun is really blown out.

 

[voyagerfan99]

I like the photos, but it doesn't look like an HDR, the sun is really blown out.

Agreed.

 

[spirit]

It was a cloudy day and the sun was directly above the trees though I think.

 

[Geoff]

It was a cloudy day and the sun was directly above the trees though I think.

The advantage of HDR is a greater dynamic range, assuming the lower exposure shots were several stops lower you should be able to see cloud detail. I'm not saying they aren't good photos, just that it doesn't seem to be utilizing the benefits of what HDR can do.

 

[Geoff]

Went up Mt. Washington this morning.

 

[spirit]

Lovely shots but I wanna see this 18 photo panorama!

 

[Geoff]

Lovely shots but I wanna see this 18 photo panorama!

Full resolution photo: http://geoffjohnson.smugmug.com/Other/Hosting/27201215_JWCxVc#!i=2661907277&k=XG22hKn&lb=1&s=O

 

[vroom_skies]

Woo, RC cars. I've been driving mine a lot lately, nice to see some others.
Also I may have a few decent shots to add here once I finish with them.

From a local Subaru meet last night:

 

[Spesh]

From the British Senior waterski championships, held at my ski club this weekend.

Nikon D800 and 400mm 2.8 VR goodness......



Reaching for the bouy by Speshalist, on Flickr

 

[Punk]

Alright, some HDRs from today. What do you lot think?

It looks overexposed... :/

Went up Mt. Washington this morning.

Yes to all of them!!