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Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne
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im not you
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im new to NT, ill be a regular in this thread.
enjoy...im mostly a maternity and kids photographer....but i shoots all sorts of stuff.
me and the fiancee
enjoy...im mostly a maternity and kids photographer....but i shoots all sorts of stuff.
me and the fiancee
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^^^The expression on the first photograph is golden. I hope when I have kids that they just make silly faces all day. Nice job.
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she was a trip....lol. Here are the rest from that set.
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^Damn those are all gorgeous.
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thanx man!
anywho im unloading...lol...some from halloween, shot in three different clubs in ny....exhausting night
this dude killed it.....he even had the little tricycle.
anywho im unloading...lol...some from halloween, shot in three different clubs in ny....exhausting night
this dude killed it.....he even had the little tricycle.
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I've always dug that triptych like composition
Anyone here ever done any "freelensing"?
Anyone here ever done any "freelensing"?
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3 couples
3 women reading
3 women reading
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@ksteezy - Welcome... good stuff please cont. to share and provide a link to a website (a Flickr or...) if you have one w/ ya pics. Feeling the first batchyou unloaded, specially the babies... the Halloween stuff I could have done without.
@Sugahill - Good stuff personally like the first SB box shot (the second one posted not so much) and the cereal on the spoon once was nice too.
@Sugahill - Good stuff personally like the first SB box shot (the second one posted not so much) and the cereal on the spoon once was nice too.
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Anyone in here looking to get the 7D? Christmas is quickly approaching, and I'm definitely making the switch from Nikon.
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AirPhilippines - Right now I'm using only primes so a f/4 zoom will be a change for me. It looks very sharp and gives great colors/contrast. I think I willrent one for a week or so and see how I like it. Thanks for the help.
ksteezy - Welcome to NT man. Your club photos are great, you are really good at capturing the mood of the people in the shots.
ksteezy - Welcome to NT man. Your club photos are great, you are really good at capturing the mood of the people in the shots.
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dope shots.Originally Posted by battleground03
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wow yall take good pictures .
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ksteezy, you have some incredible photos man. I don't know if you're a professional or not, but very nice work.
This photo I took is directly inspired by your underwater Casio photo. I've only been shooting for a week and wanted to try an underwater motion freezetype shot:
This photo I took is directly inspired by your underwater Casio photo. I've only been shooting for a week and wanted to try an underwater motion freezetype shot:
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Originally Posted by BlazeA4
ksteezy, you have some incredible photos man. I don't know if you're a professional or not, but very nice work.
This photo I took is directly inspired by your underwater Casio photo. I've only been shooting for a week and wanted to try an underwater motion freeze type shot:
haha, thanx man, glad i inspired your project, keep at it, i learned just like you are learning now, by looking at others pictures and trying to duplicatetheir work.....im far from a pro, ive been shooting for 2 years, although ive learned alot i still have more to go, if you ever need any help hit me up, ill bewilling to help.
some from a family trip to the statue of liberty a few weeks back.
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ksteezy wrote:
haha, thanx man, glad i inspired your project, keep at it, i learned just like you are learning now, by looking at others pictures and trying to duplicate their work.....im far from a pro, ive been shooting for 2 years, although ive learned alot i still have more to go, if you ever need any help hit me up, ill be willing to help.
some from a family trip to the statue of liberty a few weeks back.
Thanks for the offer ksteezy, your newest pictures are crazy nice as usual. I see you're using a fisheye or related lens on this, how do you get thevintage like or grain type look on these candid Statue of Liberty trip shots? A filter on the lens or Photoshop or something else? Also, did you use a bookthat helped you along the way. Thanks for spreading the knowledge!
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Here are just a few..
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ksteezy....the only thing that is killing me though is your borders. I have uber ADD when it comes to stuff like that and can't stand when one side issmaller/bigger then the rest. But again, that is cause I am a weirdo...but other then that, your photos are great and your daughter is really cute (no-pedo).
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Mr Fongatarr thank you!, I appreciate the feedback in my defense though I only been using borders for multiple pics posting purposes and for my website,I'm not a fan of borders myself, I always felt it distracts the viewer from the actual photo...I really do appreciate the feedback though, ohh and thelittle girl is no my daughter...I wish! She's the cutesy thing, she's a client.
Blaze I don use any filters only uv's and that's for protective purposes....I just practice with different layers on cs3
Usually after I've adjusted composition, crop and minor exposure on LR, I then take it to CS3 where I follow the following steps for this type of edit.
-duplicate layer
-50% overlay
-merge layers
-duplicate layer
-40% destaurate
-merge layers
-duplicate layer
-10-20% gradient layer, for this set I used the yellow/orange gradient
-merge layer
-last step is duplicate layer and add a 30% noise filter for the grainy effect.
Play around with it.
Ohh and no books just forums like POTN and ISS
Blaze I don use any filters only uv's and that's for protective purposes....I just practice with different layers on cs3
Usually after I've adjusted composition, crop and minor exposure on LR, I then take it to CS3 where I follow the following steps for this type of edit.
-duplicate layer
-50% overlay
-merge layers
-duplicate layer
-40% destaurate
-merge layers
-duplicate layer
-10-20% gradient layer, for this set I used the yellow/orange gradient
-merge layer
-last step is duplicate layer and add a 30% noise filter for the grainy effect.
Play around with it.
Ohh and no books just forums like POTN and ISS
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Originally Posted by ksteezy
im new to NT, ill be a regular in this thread.
enjoy...im mostly a maternity and kids photographer....but i shoots all sorts of stuff.
me and the fiancee
pics =
which camera's/lens will make your pics look this amazingly clear ?
did you alter anything ?
how much will it cost ?