Post your photography!!
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hwirt
Super Member
I don't have near the skill or gear that you guys have but, I like this one.:thmbsp:
Taken with an iPhone 5S:
Very peaceful shot, love it.
hwirt
Super Member
IMG_6280CRLR5 by old_tv_nut, on Flickr
More here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/42002845@N02/sets/72157649755768132/
Magnificent old mansion, well captured. The interior shots are great. :thmbsp:
Me too - the branch framing the upper right is great, and the moon is the piece de resistance.
hwirt
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KFCrosby
Active Member
Nice work, could you explain your studio and lighting setup for these?
hwirt
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Thanks. The young child was photographed in my small studio using three continuous 5500K softbox lights (main, fill & hair lights) against a chroma key (green screen) background. Green screen was keyed using Photo Key Light software and layered onto the picture of the snow globe in Photoshop CC. A second layer of the snow globe was keyed in Photo Key to remove the blue and layered on top of the child's image layer to make the snow appear in front of him. The merry christmas graphic layer was created in Photoshop CC using text and 3D extrusion module.
hwirt
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mulester7
LIVE from Lake Ouachita
.....Night shots don't come any better than that, OTVN....Gorgeous Colors.....
mulester7
LIVE from Lake Ouachita
.....GREAT Shots, Hwirt, with Image-Quality to burn....A99?.....Some Holiday Shots:
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hwirt
Super Member
Thank you and yes, the Sony A99 with Tamron 28-70 F2.8 lens.
Erik Tracy
Everyone's happy when the wizard walks by
Amateur attempt at Christmas sunrise from my backyard...
hwirt
Super Member
:thmbsp:
mulester7
LIVE from Lake Ouachita
.....That's a very good shot, Eric....on a sunrise shot, timing is everything, and you nailed it.....Amateur attempt at Christmas sunrise from my backyard...
hwirt
Super Member
Santa brought Toys, X-Rite i1Pro & Passport Colorchecker.
The i1Pro works very well, my monitor colors are now calibrated. Unfortunately the monitor had a pronounced red hue shift causing me to overcompensate by shifting the hue to the green. Now that the monitor is correct, all my old images look a bit too green in the skin tones.
The i1Pro works very well, my monitor colors are now calibrated. Unfortunately the monitor had a pronounced red hue shift causing me to overcompensate by shifting the hue to the green. Now that the monitor is correct, all my old images look a bit too green in the skin tones.
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