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pnaciona
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 04:19 |
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Sorry just now getting back into the thick of things... been busy. Here's some quick comments.
Day 1 Digiton: Love the contrast! Tafata: Nice candid portrait Stormvogel: Nice night photo Alex H: Happy holidays! Revdocjim: Garden of the gods indeed! Dopol: My favorite single malt! Serdar: That salad makes me hungry! Nice contrast and color. Rickztahone: Wow, nice 3D effect! Day 2 Sydknee: Love it! Digiton: Nice capture! Petaar: Nice, high key image. Darosa: Love that light on her face and the contrast. Tigertimb: I really like it although there seems a little bit of motion blur that kind of distracts me. Serdar: More yummy food. And wine! Rhoel6: I really like the soft contrast on the "snowman". Day 3 Sydknee: Again, Nice use of everyday subjects. Jozioau: Nice use of wide aperture for selective focus Bartman: That sucks. But the photo is well done. alanfrombangor: I really like the contrast. It gives a nice dramatic mood. Jonas A-R: Very nice capture and nice toning. Darosa: Nice perspective Serdar: I guess my bias is showing but I love these food photos! I'll look at the rest tomorrow. |
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Jonas A-R
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 06:28 |
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Cool. Thanks for sharing. Somehow the out-of-focus lamp stand tricks my brain. It (the brain) wants it to be as much in focus as the shoe, but I can see now why it is not Cheers, Jonas Edited by Jonas A-R - 16 December 2012 at 07:01 |
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bartman
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 08:30 |
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I think they survived in the shelter/warmth of papa-tree. Indeed, this was the closest I good get with the min50/1.4. I made also a photo with CZ16-80 at F4, but - of course - that is beyond this challenge. |
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 08:40 |
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thank you for your comment. You can get stunning photos with this technique! |
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Alex H
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 10:26 |
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It does shine, but it looks no different from any other good 50mm lens in this shot. It does not show the only thing that makes this lens somewhat unique... |
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Alex H
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 10:28 |
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Just outside my apartment building. It is sometimes good just to look around the place You live. No need to go far to find interesting things to shoot (which I do too often - go too far). Thanks! |
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Alex H
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 10:29 |
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Happy holidays to you too! |
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Alex H
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 10:31 |
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This is the "third" category - the SURVIVOR! |
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Dopol
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 12:16 |
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First of all, Thanks for all comments and remarks in general and specifically on my shots.
There seem to be a jinx on these challenges. An empty agenda fills quickly direct after the start. This morning I picked out day 4 to comment on all shots. It's an impressive collection. Thanks all for joining this challenge. AND NOW Jozioau Nice ambiance. Hope you were able to read the book sydknee Strawberries. The only thing my jealous mind is able to produce is: You didn;t follow th rule of thirds Wilu Nice selective coloring (I assume) producing a pleasant picture to look at jamesmd Nice idea and well worked out digiton I've seen such layered art in wood. Glass is better, it allows you to see darker areas where there is more glass. You managed to capture this well skoropeda I think you're glad your X-Mas tree stands. You must be missing the real X-mas snow though, don't you mikey2000 I admit to have cheated this wk 50 challenge, just to prevent this kind of abstracts Gert van den Bosch Nice picture of old dog wth busy door behind it smcabott Another X-Mas based picture. I sense a theme here. rickztahone Like the raindrops and outdoor feel of the shot tafata counterfitter. I like the colors in the shot Micholand PAtterns always give interesting shots JamieZ Very funny. What was it? Alex H How did you mange the square aperture? Like the effect Kilkry A nice shot that might have benefitted from a graduate filter, to darken the sky a bit thus stressing the light stormvogel Nice abstract Willem. Hope your eyes are well again Peekoyah Somehow the colors seems odd. But the message is not. Hope they clean up things quickly.Seems the canal the water is pumped into, is almost full too. darosa Fun shot. Makes me wonder how many you shot before there was one sharp enough with proper focus bieomax Nice combination of steel, frost and leaves pegelli Seems to have a X-mas feel too. Must have been tasting good. I'm always impressed with the make up of plates in restaurants (and in you home if it was you who produced this) Robbie Nice one. The guy is really looking out for progress of any kind. Jonas A-R wow, mivr shot. effect of the flash light painting adds a lot to the shot alanfrombangor It's a nice shot. Why did you choose for B/W petaar Well your lack of creativity somehow came together in this green creation. It's interesting waldo-posth Somehow the tattoos make me feel she's only doing man's hair. Like the shot marcin.warmuz Nice use of lensbaby: all the focus on the head Tezzating And nice ones too. The B/W and grain add a lot to the picture that is good too. bartman composition in blue. I hope you have interesting work, your view isn't tigertimb kicked or frozen? at least it produced this nice photo Macca The minimalistic X-mas view. Well done with the hearts to(did you lift the car after making the tracks?) GlassEye No looks as a prelude to a scratch Biggator And another X-mas impression. It's fun KoBra64 well, it worked out well I must say Bob J Had to read that caption 3 times before I started to understand. On the shot I like the model to be heavy out of focus. glassesofwater From today's X-mas impressions I like this one the best ADub128 And it still looks warm enough to swim, but is probably optcal illusion. Serdar A Well If I'm honest I'm attracted to pegelli's meal more. . . VictorMeldrew It seems that the desparation shots contain much more X-Mas scenes in wk50 challenge then in April-Foolishness. I wonder why ifreedman I really hope your camera unfroze in the mean time. It doesn't look that it died with an impressive last breath calpon I'm impressed with your experimental sacrifice and I hope it helps you during the coming dark X-mas days Frankie Lee Very colorful and very surprising you still have and use a casette recorder. Had to explain the concepts of casettes to my chldren. mhtrang I have no adea what I'm looking at, but it looks nice and warm revdocjim It looks as if it is Outoffocusxmasthingy day rhoel6 It certainly looks funny. PeterTheJet Talking about X-Mas period creativity, this one stand a real chance to win greek_alphaI read the text on what it is. Better not show this shot to the people that have to drink it. Wallendo a nice cosy picture pnaciona Your team mates look very similar and somehow reminds of things I've seen lately |
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Alex H
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 12:43 |
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Domien, this was one of the very few lenses that natively has square aperture
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 13:28 |
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Thank you every day I see a little sharper, so far so good. To bad I need reading glasses now. Also thanks to all the others who comment my pictures. I put seven in so my week is ready and it was a joy full week. And so many are still here at the end. Best regards Willem. |
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All ways in a good mood here.
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bartman
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 13:34 |
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I do agee with this statement. BTW, Dopol, my work is quite interesting (and filling my agenda). So is the view from this window when I look a down and not up. |
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Serdar A
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 14:09 |
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I think the salads are more photogenic that soups due to their colorful nature. Nevertheless, the guy on the left used to eat stuff like what was on Pieter's plate, the one on the right doesn't . And of those two, my wife is attracted to the one on the right more.![]()
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Posted: 16 December 2012 at 15:44 |
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Thanks for the comments on mine. Most of them were opportunistic/around the house kind of shots, but dealing with sick kids all week hasn't left me with much time for anything else.
Some comments for Days 1-3: Day 1 sydknee - "Christmas Lily" - A very pretty flower. My Day 1 shot also included a Christmas Lily. Stormvogel - Another nice early morning shot Willem. I like this type of shot a lot. @darosa - WOW! Wilu - "Thawing" - Beautiful scene, from my perspective anyhow. @Wallendo - Great minds think alike I guess. pegelli - "Lonely evening walker" - I like the scene and reflections. Day 2 bieomax - "Moor-ning" - Lovely shot. @mikey2000 - a neat shot in spite of the technical difficulties. Nice save.Jonas A-R - "Copenhagen power station" - Nice light - everything looks glowy. marcin.warmuz - "Cold War 2" - Interesting shot - definitely has that feel to it. @Wilu - I will not be telling the kiddies that version of the story. @Biggator Day 3 @tigertimb - I like the shot, wish I had done something similar to commemorate the day. bartman - "Tire and pushpin" - Too bad about the tire but I like the composition. Shu'Gi - "Ice" - Nice abstract shot. KoBra64 - "Stars" - I like the peek of the surroundings provided by the reflections in the puddle. Kilkry - "Good morning" - Something about this I really like...the hint of warmth peeking through... pnaciona - "Pulled Pork Sandwich" - That makes me hungry! Lots of nice food shots in the challenge so far actually. |
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jamesmd wrote:
, here is the setup with quite a rudimentary lighting system
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