Gracias, yeah the family pics are good. I like the way the lighting turned out for the dinosaur pictures and that was on the full auto mode with the standard pop up flash
Printable View
Gracias, yeah the family pics are good. I like the way the lighting turned out for the dinosaur pictures and that was on the full auto mode with the standard pop up flash
http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._1817808_n.jpg
Okay here is a pic of some Geraniums I took at my parents and then used iPhoto to edit. Would like to do more, but you can't with iPhoto, and I am not ready to make the jump to Aperture (nor do I have the time to learn it). Also, from what I have heard, Photoshop Elements is not that good for a Mac
My Father In-Law
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2482/...55303c7e_b.jpg
D200, f/6.3 @ 40 mm, 1/60, ISO 100.... Nikon SB-600 Speedlight on camera at -1 power pointed straight up.
I like how she looked at you! Haha... this looks like a lot of fun... and very clear too. Are you using a flash?Quote:
Originally Posted by rinkrat
A couple from the wedding I shot a couple weeks ago.
http://photos.brighamfreethphoto.com...91547408-3.jpg
http://photos.brighamfreethphoto.com...56677140-4.jpg
http://photos.brighamfreethphoto.com...99038536-3.jpg
thoughts?
Quote:
Originally Posted by HeShootsNScores
Yeah I always use a flash whenever I can. It fills the shadows. The highlights are blown out in this one but I think it adds to the overall look. I agree, the look she is giving is dynamite. It WAS a lot of fun, although my goal is to make things look more fun than they actually are. ;)
Also used a polarizer to saturate the colors. The noon direct overhead sun is brutal so you have to use a few tricks.
http://michaelzampelli.smugmug.com/p...14_z5LtC-L.jpg
http://michaelzampelli.smugmug.com/p...57_WbnEa-L.jpg
See how the flash prevents the harsh shadow from his hat.
http://michaelzampelli.smugmug.com/p...33_StSRP-L.jpg
Fill flash and good color saturation from the polarizer.
I like it for the most part, but his face is a little dark and the light-colored blanket (or whatever it is behind his head on the back of the couch) and book in the background is the first thing to grab and hold my attention. A tighter crop might take care of that, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by HeShootsNScores
Mike,
I really dig your use of the fill flash and polarizer. Taking pics around the pool in full sun is tricky, to say the least.
A few from today's trip to the Pavilion of Wings at the Natural History Museum in Exposition Park.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3559/...db30a39ece.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3592/...2fb35cd3eb.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3512/...06c44cd56f.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2621/...e6c416a3ed.jpg
The rest are here.
