Bottling Up Your Emotions: You're Doing It Wrong!
by Samantha_T

Comment:
This is awesome, love it, great idea and execution

Grand Canyon by night!
by bobonacus

Comment:

Originally posted by Pug-H: Nice. Which direction are you looking, and from where?

This is from the south rim so looking North, taken from here



Message edited by author 2012-11-27 08:01:05.

Patisserie - Amsterdam
by bobonacus

Comment:

Originally posted by Pug-H: That looks very interesting. The yummy lunch didn't include those "funny" cakes, did it? ;-Þ

No, this was just a coffee shop .... the other type of coffee shop came later in the day ;)

"As You Wish"
by whiterook

Comment:
the (hdr/tonemapping/shadow highlight) halos are very distracting

Rocks Have Feelings Too
by gyaban

Comment:
Great shot, best in challenge by far

Kirby_Frisbee.jpg
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is a great shot :)

Thor's Well
by aliqui

Comment:

Originally posted by aliqui: For a single layer shot I don't think I could have done much better than f/18 for DOF. That shallow DOF comment haunts me no matter what I do.

How did you focus? Did you use Hyperfocal distance

You can use dofmaster to calculate ... personally I always add on a little just to make sure!

The light is fairly flat, an hour or so before sunset would make the light come alive more

cropped in a bit tighter could have helped ... maybe also trying a longer exposure, say 1s, and timing it to leave some longer wave trails a bit like the front of your shot.

As others have said, white balance looks a little off too, can be changed if shooting in RAW or just by adjusting the colour balance if shot as jpg

hi![gh]
by HCvE

Comment:
Run away from the light ;) Great light, works really well

Faraway Tree
by bobonacus

Comment:

Originally posted by HCvE: could have used that with the new challenge ;)

I'll have to hide this and reshoot it ;)

Serenity
by bobonacus

Comment:

Originally posted by Giles_uk: the same shot, well not as good is in photograph monthly november issues, at swanage as well by mark bauer

I'll have to get a copy. Mark was taking his shot same time as me. I was on one of his workshops :)