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02/22/2008 12:28:46 AM · #301 |
Phew, my take on the collage ;)
Boy was it freezing out and timing shots in between gusts made it even harder but it was worth it. A very educational photo experience for me. |
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02/22/2008 01:31:18 AM · #302 |
Here's mine:
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02/23/2008 02:11:19 AM · #303 |
Did anyone think about using a gradient ND filter to get a wide shot including the horizon, so that the ground would show up better without blowing out the moon? It may be something to try next time I go out to shoot moon shots.
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02/23/2008 05:06:00 AM · #304 |
Never mind......brain fart.....8>)
Message edited by author 2008-02-23 05:16:12.
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02/23/2008 08:32:18 AM · #305 |
Originally posted by NikonJeb:
Never mind......brain fart.....8>) |
Peeeee-yew!
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02/23/2008 11:09:22 PM · #306 |
Originally posted by MelonMusketeer:
re the bad news; I hope that it is just jammed, and not broken inside. In any case, I hope that it is repairable. I have one of the new little LED headlights that they sell everywhere now, and it has already saved me from something similar a couple of times when moving around at night. |
Yes, I carry one also and a little handheld LED flashlight. I was using the flashlight and carring the camera still on the tripod (my bad) and turned back to shine the light behind me for an elderly lady who did not have a light when bam! my feet went out from under me. Always happends when you let your weight go to your heals going downhill on slippery surface. Next time I just might forget my old boyscout motto. |
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02/27/2008 05:43:35 PM · #307 |
Here's the lunar eclipse sequence I got (and also check out the blog my Dad and I created). |
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03/06/2008 05:56:35 PM · #308 |
Originally posted by jbsmithana:
Took a little creative license as to location and size but the moon did rise and eclipse close to this shot. It came up in a very uninteresting place right between this refinery and Mt. Baker to the north. These were both taken within minutes at about half eclipse. Not much editing other than convert from RAW to b/w, crop, resize and sharpen.
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Update: I happen to live near where a guy from the refinery lives and had sent him the shot by e-mail. The refinery management loved it and wanted to put it in their company newsletter. so the guy asks me what I would charge. Since I don't normally sell my stuff I told him if it was for his house and wall I would give him a print. Since the company wants it for a newsletter I'd give it to them for $100 plus a beer. The countered with the $100 and two beers! So looks like I sold the shot. |
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03/23/2008 10:08:02 AM · #309 |
This is the best shot I took during the full eclipse. Adjusted levels and saturation in PS. It is now framed and will be shown in a local exhibit. Many thanks to  jbsmithana for showing me how to include a pic in a post!
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