"Road" picture thread
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JaYbIrD1969
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Since XTM posted from Tunnel View in Yosemite last time, I thought I would too. It's just looking the other direction.
Oh no you di'int! Simply amazing! I got nothin this week
It was a workshop morning. Everyone else was heading back to the cars when I got the idea. I got two shots. One to make sure I had the tunnel exposed right and then one with the car. 30 seconds @f/8
I had the group in my car yelling at me to hurry up but after seeing that 2nd shot, guess what they were all shooting the next morning?
JaYbIrD1969
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I ran out to the road in front of my house this evening to get an entry in the contest
toothybugs
New member
I don't have anything special either. Figured it would mainly be leaves and light trails so while I was out fussing with nighttime focus I thought of you folks:
There's a road in there, it counts
Still fighting with focus. I'll be starting a thread sometime soon per Jordan's suggestion. I have questions.
There's a road in there, it counts
Still fighting with focus. I'll be starting a thread sometime soon per Jordan's suggestion. I have questions.
BeanAnimal
Premium Member
railROAD
railROAD
Can I play?
railroad (if that counts as a road)
New D750 (old D50 kit lens, no hood)
No RAW profile for DXO yet and not willing to purchase photo Ninja -- So I used the ACR in CS6. First time with ACR so I have no idea what I am doing with it.
Please be critical - both in technique and processing
railROAD
Can I play?
railroad (if that counts as a road)
New D750 (old D50 kit lens, no hood)
No RAW profile for DXO yet and not willing to purchase photo Ninja -- So I used the ACR in CS6. First time with ACR so I have no idea what I am doing with it.
Please be critical - both in technique and processing
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Nice Bill!!! I've been hoping you'd show after you told me you got it. The only thing I'd say is could the shadows on the right and lower left be lightened a bit in CS6? Otherwise looks good. The camera seemed to handle shooting well in harsh lighting. Hang around. And yea, railroads should fit. I almost went down to Barking to shoot along the tracks and lock yesterday. Ended up at Loyalhanna Watershed.
BeanAnimal
Premium Member
Thanks for the comments!
Yes, I was pretty amazed at the dynamic range given the angle of the sun and my shooting direction. I have yet to look at her D7100 shots of the same scenes (better glass on hers but different sensor).
I have ZERO experience using CS6 for photo developing and likely need a class, as there are too many dials to fiddle with.
I played with DxO and PN with older D50 images. I really like DxO and am eagerly awaiting the D750 profile.
I have only been out with the camera twice now. Just getting the hang of the controls. We visited Fall Run Park (Gibsonia) yesterday. I took a pile of images, most crap I think. It just goes to show that higher end gear, does not a photographer make
Yes, I was pretty amazed at the dynamic range given the angle of the sun and my shooting direction. I have yet to look at her D7100 shots of the same scenes (better glass on hers but different sensor).
I have ZERO experience using CS6 for photo developing and likely need a class, as there are too many dials to fiddle with.
I played with DxO and PN with older D50 images. I really like DxO and am eagerly awaiting the D750 profile.
I have only been out with the camera twice now. Just getting the hang of the controls. We visited Fall Run Park (Gibsonia) yesterday. I took a pile of images, most crap I think. It just goes to show that higher end gear, does not a photographer make
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xtm
Active member
Nice! I've never seen this tunnel photographed like this. Are you facing towards the valley or is the valley behind you?
Very nice colors! Where do you live?
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