The *Official Photography Thread*

Finally got to do some exploring around. I tweaked the bridge shot quite a bit. It was pretty blah, but a cool scene.

IMG_5276-1 by Flyin' B photography, on Flickr

IMG_5319 by Flyin' B photography, on Flickr

 

I like the bridge one!

 

Buried in the back of the net

 

Wow good pics to both of you. What were your settings on the lacrosse shots? Looks like the lighting was less than ideal but you got some killer exposures

 

Thanks. Yes, stadium lighting is far less than ideal. The shot was 1/800 at f2.8 and ISO at 4000.

 

Just one of the shots I took this weekend at the snake. Let me know what you guys think.

 

Sub'd.

 

Did you try any panning?

 

I did, still working on editing them all. Ill post the panning shot next.

 

A couple shots I took just messing around:
DSCF0613 by paschall.leus, on Flickr

DSCF0600 by paschall.leus, on Flickr

EXIFs say no flash, but I was using a Nissin i40 with Yongnuo triggers.

 

Good stuff in here lately!

Had a tough time choosing between these two shots for the weekly challenge.

Sunset:
Culp Valley Sunset Panorama 1b by 92shawman, on Flickr

Versus the next morning's sunrise:
Culp Valley Sunrise by 92shawman, on Flickr

 

Tony here ya go man! 20150314_M3O0807.jpg by Devin Csiszar, on Flickr

 

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No idea what I'm doing, threw it in Macro & shot this bugger.

 

I think you chose wisely Kevin!

 

Diggin on that sunrise!

 

Nice pic but that watermark is a bit distracting.

 

Messed around on some editing in LR and Topaz for this one.

 

Normally, I wouldn't complain about watermarks. It's a highly personal thing. But you're right, it really distracts from the image.

 

There's a person on FM that does that. One or two here and there? Maybe. But it's not a style I prefer for sports images.

 

I know its not everyones cup of tea. I am not sure I totally like it but its cool to experiment.