NYC on film
Love the blacks in this one! What's the white triangle in the one from the Guggenheim?
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GAF Photography Q1 2015
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Love the blacks in this one! What's the white triangle in the one from the Guggenheim?
Nothing special, but that »Frittatensuppe« (pancake soup I think) was delicious!
frittatensuppe by scrollt, on Flickr
frittatensuppe by scrollt, on Flickr
abstract alien
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Now is the time!
I'm at the Waste Management Phoenix Open this week and happened to be on the famed 16th hole when Francesco Molinari hit a hole-in-one yesterday. It was pretty exciting.. and then everyone started throwing their beers onto the green.
2015 WMPO - Francesco Molinari hole-in-one celebration by brerwolfe, on Flickr
2015 WMPO - Francesco Molinari hole-in-one celebration by brerwolfe, on Flickr
It's white and bland outside and I do t want to damage my camera or lense now that it's minus 20 degrees celcius:/
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dr3upmushroom
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squarerootofpie
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I love this one! It reminds me of Rhein ii
squarerootofpie
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Hah, that's amazing, I never even noticed that! I have absolutely no idea. I wonder if it's a lightbulb shape (as in those types of lights that are set into the ceiling)? But not entirely sure. I really want to know now!The first ones from paris are actually one i've never used before, I even just had to google it because i'd forgotten (i bought them in paris, and they're a brand i'd never used!). I think they're called Ilford? But it was a black and white one which somehow turned out more sepia due to the type of exposure I used, but I remember it being marketed as one which was meant for architecture. That's awesome, it's so exciting using film! Whenever I go somewhere non-winter based I usually take my film camera instead, it's only if I know it'll be dark often I take my digital one. It makes trips so much more exciting and you end up taking the perfect amount of photos instead of thousands!
I mainly started using film because my mum taught me on her film camera, but it's much better than mine, I wish she would lend it to me more haha. Plus she has a hasselblad I've been lusting over
Dis3ngag3d
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two frame kimono by Dis3ngag3d, on Flickr
SAM_3359 by Dis3ngag3d, on Flickr
SAM_3229 by Dis3ngag3d, on Flickr
SAM_3223 by Dis3ngag3d, on FlickrI love this one! It reminds me of Rhein ii
Now that's a compliment. Thank you!
I desperately want to give it a proper try, but I'm such a pussy when it comes to stuff like that.
I got threatened, twice. Once in downtown LA and again in Hollywood. Both were lowlifes just trying to shake down someone who they assumed was a tourist. In one case I hadn't even taken a picture of the guy in question. He just saw a lot of photographers out on the street and picked someone to demand $20 from. The advice I was given by our instructor, who is a -very- experienced street photographer, is to just ignore them and keep moving.
Besides, for every dirtbag there were 2 or 3 cool people who will want to chat about photography, themselves, the locale, etc. If someone asks you why you took their picture, just answer honestly: usually it's because you notice something cool or unique about them. Their clothes, something they're carrying, etc. Just say "I like your clothes/hair/glasses/guitar/whatever, it really got my attention" and they will almost always respond positively.
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Looked back at an old picture of mine and it's indeed light sources that have a triangular shape
Guess, the fact the we see only one tripped me off.Yup, or Sugimoto's Seascapes!I love this one! It reminds me of Rhein ii
Some abstract architecture from a visit to Dresden:
theepicoftyler
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Took another shot at this perspective given all of the new snow. Also tinkering with HDR, which I am very new to.
Snowy job by tylerjacobs, on Flickr
Snowy job by tylerjacobs, on Flickr
Haven't shared here in a while...
Odin by Andy C (AC), on Flickr
Edit: snipped except the latest... Well shit, I guess they technically don't belong to Q1 2015. Time flies...
Odin by Andy C (AC), on Flickr
Edit: snipped except the latest... Well shit, I guess they technically don't belong to Q1 2015. Time flies...
Cute girl, the image looks kind of soft and it would've been cool if she had stand right below the arch in the back, cool pic anyway.
He's my first attempt at the Brenizer method, 15 images taken with a D810, cropped as a 101mp picture, not the best of pose by the couple but it was between pics and i decided to experiment a little. Taken with a 85mm 1.8
First attempt at the Brenizer method by MOTUS_MX, on Flickr
I'm gonna give it a shot(or several ) with the 50mm 1.4 next time.
Here's another one, single frame with the Sigma 35mm 1.4
Smile by MOTUS_MX, on Flickr
He's my first attempt at the Brenizer method, 15 images taken with a D810, cropped as a 101mp picture, not the best of pose by the couple but it was between pics and i decided to experiment a little. Taken with a 85mm 1.8
First attempt at the Brenizer method by MOTUS_MX, on FlickrI'm gonna give it a shot(or several
) with the 50mm 1.4 next time. Here's another one, single frame with the Sigma 35mm 1.4
Smile by MOTUS_MX, on FlickrSurprisingly these are the only pictures I have taken of Nashville at night and are old.
Nashville Bridge 1 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
inside the bridge by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Bridge view by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Nashville skyline 3 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Nashville skyline by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Nashville skyline 2 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
I suppose they don't really belong here, but meh.
Nashville Bridge 1 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickrinside the bridge by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrBridge view by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrNashville skyline 3 by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrNashville skyline by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrNashville skyline 2 by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrI suppose they don't really belong here, but meh.
Finally decided to brave the cold and take photos today
Urban Passageway by simulatron, on Flickr
Gloomy Line Lights by simulatron, on Flickr
2015-02-03 11.39.57 1 by simulatron, on Flickr
Frozen Relaxation by simulatron, on Flickr
I'll try to take more but it's a bit hard with fingers freezing
Urban Passageway by simulatron, on FlickrGloomy Line Lights by simulatron, on Flickr2015-02-03 11.39.57 1 by simulatron, on FlickrFrozen Relaxation by simulatron, on FlickrI'll try to take more but it's a bit hard with fingers freezing
Dis3ngag3d
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I'll try to take more but it's a bit hard with fingers freezing
This is my favorite. Reminds me of one of my old photos.
. by Dis3ngag3d, on FlickrIt's an oldie but a goodie.
EDIT: Working now for some reason.
ShadowKingpin
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Is anyone here on Instagram? I don't know if this is the place to post this, but I'd love to follow some of you if you have accounts, and I'm sure others would be interested as well.
Feel free to view or follow my feed as well (though my stuff will probably/mostly be golf related): brerwolfe
Feel free to view or follow my feed as well (though my stuff will probably/mostly be golf related): brerwolfe
ShadowKingpin
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ShadowKingpin is mine. I'll follow you and Alterno right now.
RapidCancel
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I need to get an instagram..
Umbrella Movement by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Smoggy Foggy Peak by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Breaktime by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Saturated Aeroplane by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Umbrella Movement by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Smoggy Foggy Peak by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Breaktime by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Saturated Aeroplane by Rapid Cancel, on Flickr
Hello everyone!
This is my first upload to 500px, and the first time I show any of my photos here on GAF. I would love some feedback.
Dog on the wild side by Ignacio Horcada Bernal on 500px
This is my first upload to 500px, and the first time I show any of my photos here on GAF. I would love some feedback.
Dog on the wild side by Ignacio Horcada Bernal on 500px
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Thank you, she's a cute girlfriend and model, I agree
Yeah the old 50mm 1.4 can get softer at certain apertures, but I'm not a huge sharpness junkie either, so I don't mind, just give me more bokeh. As far as composition goes, I like the off centeredness personally, and angle of her, and you can see the exit of the tunnel, gives off a "follow me" vibe haha, it comes off as a bit more interesting to me, but I understand what you're saying, comes down to preference I suppose.
Toronto Skyline. Will retake later. by simulatron, on Flickr
Light Trio by simulatron, on FlickrSome random lights at a bar and the Toronto Skyline. I need to retake the skyline pic and actually make it a real panorama instead of a crop lol
I am! Definitely checking you guys out! Mine is tyler.holland
Love Light Trio jokkir!
No. I have a polariser, but last I tried it messes with ultra wide skies. Like you get patches.
That's weird, it shouldn't do that. Perhaps the filter isn't very good quality.
Here are a bunch from a recent trip to New York, there are a couple of IR shots in there too.
New York Times Square by EvilBoris, on Flickr
Glass House under the Bridge by EvilBoris, on Flickr
IMG_6511.jpg by EvilBoris, on Flickr
IMG_8154.jpg by EvilBoris, on Flickr
IMG_8252.jpg by EvilBoris, on Flickr
Steam/Snow by EvilBoris, on Flickr
SAM_0191.jpg by EvilBoris, on Flickr
New York Times Square by EvilBoris, on FlickrGlass House under the Bridge by EvilBoris, on FlickrIMG_6511.jpg by EvilBoris, on FlickrIMG_8154.jpg by EvilBoris, on FlickrIMG_8252.jpg by EvilBoris, on FlickrSteam/Snow by EvilBoris, on FlickrSAM_0191.jpg by EvilBoris, on Flickrtheepicoftyler
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Beneath the tracks by tylerjacobs, on FlickrSnapped this yesterday while doing field work. I like it.
It's a very high end filter. Of course it has patches on wide angle. Polarisers have maximum effect at 90 degrees from the sun. Directly into and away from the sun the light in the sky isn't polarised so you can't block out as much light.
This with ultra wide angles, especially a 10mm which has a field of view that covers both the polarised and non polarised areas of the sky, you will get uneven polarising filtration.
Astral/H3X
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I haven't posted in a while... mainly because I hadn't taken any photos in a bit! Sadness abound. But, I'm going to Comic Con next weekend, so I expect more photos then!
Until then, these 3!
Until then, these 3!
Orion's belt! *I think*
Some big fuckin ball in the sky!
Kitty!
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One Barn Town by thetmostk, on Flickrhated having to take this in such a rush (i was on a tight schedule for some location scouting). would've done a little something something about that noise... should've only taken a few seconds to get my settings right but nope... felt i was in this terrible hurry. ah well, still satisfied.
Farm long exposure by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Farm long exposure 1 by abrahamsahuayo, on Flickr
Farm long exposure 2 by abrahamsahuayo, on FlickrLong exposures are fun!
From my first wedding of the year, first wedding with my D750 and D810 duo, this was taken with the D810 + Nikkor 85mm 1.8, probably my favorite pic from the day.
Wedding Day by MOTUS_MX, on Flickr
Wedding Day by MOTUS_MX, on Flickr- Status