Pix From a Swamper - Remembering Craig Chenell
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Esp, that's the best I've ever seen!!
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This is why i love this thread so much. Awesome picture esp!!!!!
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Thanks guys! I've been slowly trying to get back into photography, It's been a few years since I've really taken my cameras out and I forgot how much I enjoy it!
Also...
AS: I owe you a beer for the flight!
Also...
AS: I owe you a beer for the flight!
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Re: Pix From a Swamper - Remembering Craig Chenell
It looks like a painting to me, close to surrealism, where's the catch? What kind of equipment did you use? What time of the day, or night?
That is a masterpiece of art, I am speechless.
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That is a masterpiece of art, I am speechless.
Gilles
Re: Pix From a Swamper - Remembering Craig Chenell
Gilles,
I think that's a little far, but thank you. As for the details here they are:
Nikon D7000
Nikon 10-24mm
B&W CPOL Filter
Shot in raw
Post was done in photoshop but did very little to it.
As for the shooting... F5.6 1/200s ISO400 @10mm
It was late in the day with the sun setting behind me, the lower the light source the better. The wind had just died as we were grabbing our dinner at camp. The clarity of the reflection is largely to do with the filter. The single greatest way to improve shots involving water or sky is to invest in a Circular polarizer!
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I think that's a little far, but thank you. As for the details here they are:
Nikon D7000
Nikon 10-24mm
B&W CPOL Filter
Shot in raw
Post was done in photoshop but did very little to it.
As for the shooting... F5.6 1/200s ISO400 @10mm
It was late in the day with the sun setting behind me, the lower the light source the better. The wind had just died as we were grabbing our dinner at camp. The clarity of the reflection is largely to do with the filter. The single greatest way to improve shots involving water or sky is to invest in a Circular polarizer!
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Re: Pix From a Swamper - Remembering Craig Chenell
I've been looking for some good glass that is reasonably priced, and I think I may be sold on that one! I don't think I need a prime portrait lens, however it would be good to learn on. I tend to take more landscape shots and it appears that the 10-24 may fit the bill, I really like your style of shooting! I just hope it isn't too difficult to venture away from auto with that wide angle lens.esp803 wrote:Nikon 10-24mm
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Hey adam.. the sigma 10-20 f3.5 is a BEAUTY for the price. I've never shot with the nikon 10-24 however.. but have tried all the other wide angles on my canon Crop body.
Going full frame now.. so it'll be up to the 16-35L me thinks.. anyways.. Back to some photos
Just a couple from The Harbour.
and The River..
The two inflight were shot with the Wide angle.. a Tamron 10-24 for Canon.
Going full frame now.. so it'll be up to the 16-35L me thinks.. anyways.. Back to some photos
Just a couple from The Harbour.
and The River..
The two inflight were shot with the Wide angle.. a Tamron 10-24 for Canon.
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That's what I've got and I love it. Especially with f2.8 it's an awesome northern lights lens for me!Rowdy wrote:Going full frame now.. so it'll be up to the 16-35L me thinks.. anyways.. Back to some photos
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Such a great lens hey Jason? I tried a good friends out last week and was sold on it right away. Now I just need to save my penniesjspitfire wrote:That's what I've got and I love it. Especially with f2.8 it's an awesome northern lights lens for me!Rowdy wrote:Going full frame now.. so it'll be up to the 16-35L me thinks.. anyways.. Back to some photos
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love the last pics rowdy!
Last few weeks here. Including a ride along down to Bar Rivers short "ditch" for the Otters inspection.
Last few weeks here. Including a ride along down to Bar Rivers short "ditch" for the Otters inspection.
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Northern Sask
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Have never done any black and whites before. Here are a few.
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it's funny seeing OFB on floats again.rightwinglow wrote:
what a beaut of a paintjob they put on her though. way better than that old shoddy brown colour it was rocking a couple years ago.
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The Wind River
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A few from the past year...
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Awesome PHU!! Makes me want to take up photography again!!