Really like this shot, maybe because it's so ridiculously clean and dust free! too much vignette maybe? great angle though Incredibly soft, very smooth and shadowless - hair has come out fantastically! Hahaha, have you read her attempted apology? Sexy ass watch! I'm really not getting on with it very well, didn't have a problem with the old one and I'm yet to see anything that's improved my overall experience... When I saw this I thought it was the real background on a show stand! Great job! Some from me! Dying to try film, so much so I'm actually starting to post process my shots to look like they are shot on film bear with me whilst I hunt for the share button on the fantastic new flickr................. DSC_5324 by dan-morris, on Flickr DSC_5314 by dan-morris, on Flickr DSC_5296 by dan-morris, on Flickr DSC_5295 by dan-morris, on Flickr
The first one for me Lithuim, very nice. Something to keep the bike fans happy Milwaukee Yamaha by Polarity Photo, on Flickr
I don't know why, but this is one of my most favourite shots i've taken this year. Its not technically great but I like it Elegance - Lola T70 MK3 by Polarity Photo, on Flickr More from the Historic Masters http://flic.kr/s/aHsjFprunUhere
Bluebells Bluebell 1 by whisperwolf, on Flickr and trying out onone photosuite, not really loving it so far. Louise Bluebells by whisperwolf, on Flickr
Something about that second one just makes me happy. It'd be a perfect tumblr images with some heavily-serifed text (or, y'know, Helvetica) but whatever, I still like it.
Blossom DSC_0336.jpg by whisperwolf, on Flickr Chaffinch DSC_0303.jpg by whisperwolf, on Flickr Squirrel DSC_0278.jpg by whisperwolf, on Flickr
Deep and meaningful text, thought provoking, food for the soul? Like this? I like big butts ~ And I can not lie
Thank you, that's exactly what I was trying to do. Keep some movement in the shot. I guess what I mean...Is that lots of motorsport photographers will just rattle off shots at high speed and are only concerned with 100% sharpness of the subject. Whereas I like to go against that (especially with cars because they can looked parked if you shoot to fast) and I try to keep movement and speed in the image even if the entire subject isn't perfectly sharp. This one really works for me because of the way it draws you in to the bonnet of the car.
In an ideal world, you'd get blurred background and a sharp subject, but 99% of the time it's just not possible. I'd rather get a sense of speed from a motorsport photograph than a tack-sharp, boring car frozen against a cluttered background. You're winning as far as I'm concerned
IMGP5215 by silverfish51, on Flickr IMGP5289 by silverfish51, on Flickr Two images, each with five blended exposures a day after each other. The first day I took the screw-in ND filters and used them on the 18-50, the second I forgot them like a chump and used a naked 10-20. I say chump, the lighthouse is within walking distance (about an hour) of my place, hence the fascination with it. It's nice to hike there after dinner and sit watching the seals whilst waiting for the sun to go down.
IMGP5403 by silverfish51, on Flickr Didn't quite catch the focus but the sun parked itself in a cloud bank anyways, so meh..