Reply To: Opportunity: Concept of "lasting" or "strength"
Perhaps these could “feel” like some areas in southern Indiana!? Read More »
Reply To: What Lens for the Mountains?
The wide angle is great for landscapes because it allows you to include close foreground elements. I don’t know what camera you have, but mine is a crop sensor (DX in Nikon lingo) with a 1.5X crop factor. So theoretically, the 12mm for me should be equivalent to 18mm with a full frame. @jamesstaddon and I did a... Read More »
Reply To: Ferrari 599 GTO
Nice shot, she’s a beauty! I’m no expert on car pictures, in fact I don’t think I’ve ever gone out of my way to shoot cars. Here are just my thoughts anyways, so take with a grain of Himalayan Pink salt! 😉 My gut would be to get a little lower down so the car would block a bit more of the... Read More »
Reply To: What Lens for the Mountains?
@dan-cope Thank you!! I never would have thought of using a zoom of 12-24mm but I could see where it would be a good lens to carry! @SarahLeePhoto Thank you, Sarah! God gets all praise for any “fantasticness” in the photo. It’s His beautiful creation! 🙂 Yes, I was thinking the 70-200 too as I always... Read More »
Reply To: What Lens for the Mountains?
Fantastic photo Rachel! I personally like having a zoom lens for nature photography, and the Canon f/2.8 28-70mm has been fairly versatile for what I’ve done in the past. However, it is quite heavy so it may not be great for a hike. 🙂 Read More »
Reply To: Ivie Memorial Chapel
Thanks @ James Staddon Thanks for the link @Dan Cope, that would be helpful if ever I start doing photoshop. We have Elements but almost never use it. (maybe we should..) This is not technically hdr but perhaps a kind of pseudo-hdr through agressive tone curves. I’ve given it a shot in PSE; here is a first try... Read More »
Have a Picture of Tree Rings? I’ll Pay You For It!
Last week, two photographers on Lenspiration got paid $50 and $30 when several pictures they submitted were chosen through the PRO Community’s Shoot to Serve forum. Those opportunities are closed now, but I just now added two more paying opportunities! These are the two requests from Inertia Interactive Media Inc.:... Read More »
Opportunity: Tree rings and/or Longleaf pine trees
And here’s another opportunity from Inertia Media! It is also very time sensitive. • Requester: Inertia Interactive Media Inc. • Request: Any picture of tree rings (like of a stump) and/or actual Longleaf pine trees (identify it here). • Remuneration: $20 per chosen submission. An unlimited number of... Read More »
Opportunity: Concept of "lasting" or "strength"
We’ve got an opportunity from Inertia Media this time! And it’s a very time sensitive one. • Requester: Inertia Interactive Media Inc. • Request: Images that portray the concept of “lasting”, “strength”, or “long-term outlook” that feel like they are from the state of... Read More »
Reply To: What Lens for the Mountains?
By the looks of your photo, you did good with the 35mm! I’m not very familiar with Canon lenses, but for my Nikon, I have a 12-24mm zoom that I really like for landscape photography. Only being able to go to 24mm definitely has it’s limitations so I usually carry other lenses with me, but I think if I was... Read More »
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
It was mostly cloudy here in WV. We got a few glimpses, but no pictures. Here’s one I got last month at full moon. Read More »
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
We are up watching! So beautiful, reflects the amazing power of our Creator! My sister Rachael took some great shots with her Canon. Here’s one of hers. Read More »
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
Anybody else up taking pictures? 🙂 Here’s my best shot yet: Read More »
What Lens for the Mountains?
I have a photo for critiquing and a question so I’m not sure if I’m posting in the right spot?! I just returned from the Rocky Mountains and this was the first time going since I took up photography(when there, I came to the realization I have a LOT to learn about nature photography! 😮 ) I found a zoom... Read More »
Reply To: Which canon lenses are best for portraits?
@JamesStaddon Well, that is an idea! 🙂 @SarahLeePhoto is doing a good job of trying to talk me into it….... Read More »
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
Check here for exact times in your local area. It’s going to be a late night for us here on the east coast… 🙂 http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2015-september-28 Read More »
Ferrari 599 GTO
Hi, my name is Joshua Ong and I was on the Photo Critique forum not too long ago. I’ve enclosed a picture of a Ferrari 599 GTO and I’m asking for any comments on this picture. I would like to know what is the best angle for taking a sports car and what the aperture value should be like for such a picture. Where... Read More »
Reply To: Any Tips on Moon Photography?
Just thought I’d let y’all know that this Sunday (27th) you will be able to see the total lunar eclipse better than at any other time in 33 years. It coincides with a “supermoon.” A supermoon looks 14 percent bigger because it appears closer to the horizon. So whatever hue of red the moon... Read More »
Why I Shoot for Excellence in Everything
Sometimes I wish there was something more purposeful to shoot than the “flowers in my backyard”. And yet, if I do not know how to shoot my backyard with excellence, how can I expect (or be expected by others) to shoot with excellence things that are more important? Regardless of where I am, regardless of what I’m... Read More »
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