The Photography Thread !
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@kkishere, TheAlchemist, Kumar: Niice shots. The standards in this thread are being set higher and higher! kkishere, the 2nd shot with the water-splash kids is unique!
Here's a short series from Phagwara, Punjab. Went there for a wedding, but I dunno if I should post any of the shaadi ka snaps.
#1 Suicide Point
#2 Streets of Punjab
#3 No parking?
#4 Colorful textures
...and my favorite two from the trip:
#5 Punjabi saree seller - Totally love the colors and the mood!
#6 Cooling in the shade - Rickshaw puller >> Modified the color of the turban to make the image pop.
Thanks for lookin'!
Payne
PS: JPG Magazine: Photos: "Chillin' in the shade - Punjabi style" by Joseph Radhik Vote for me!
Here's a short series from Phagwara, Punjab. Went there for a wedding, but I dunno if I should post any of the shaadi ka snaps.
#1 Suicide Point
#2 Streets of Punjab
#3 No parking?
#4 Colorful textures
...and my favorite two from the trip:
#5 Punjabi saree seller - Totally love the colors and the mood!
#6 Cooling in the shade - Rickshaw puller >> Modified the color of the turban to make the image pop.
Thanks for lookin'!
Payne
PS: JPG Magazine: Photos: "Chillin' in the shade - Punjabi style" by Joseph Radhik Vote for me!
thetechmind
Forerunner
Posting after a very long time :
....... all originals out of the cam , no editing , no resizing.......posting "as is" clicked pictures.....
....... all originals out of the cam , no editing , no resizing.......posting "as is" clicked pictures.....
thetechmind
Forerunner
soggy316 said:yup
hanzy - nice pics although IMO the colours are a little washed-out, but i guess some PP (if you are enthu enough) should fix that
EDIT: #2 would have been pheomenal wih vibrant color
thanks for the comments ...would u please explain 'washed-out'...do u mean its too dull ? and please post some n00bs guide to PP'ing
:hap2:
soggy316
Galvanizer
^ i meant that the colours are not vibrant enough for my taste - dunno about your cam, but my Nikon has - standard and vivid as colour options. I mostly use vivid
and lolz - i am probably more of a n00b than you, and I have done PP only in Picasa
but i'll try some PP on shot #2 and lets see how that goes
EDIT:
Bumped up the saturation in Picasa - the flower is more vibrant now - this is all my opinion - you may feel differently
- dunno about your cam, but my Nikon has - standard and vivid as colour options. I mostly use vividand lolz - i am probably more of a n00b than you, and I have done PP only in Picasa
but i'll try some PP on shot #2 and lets see how that goes
EDIT:
Bumped up the saturation in Picasa - the flower is more vibrant now - this is all my opinion - you may feel differently
@TheAlchemist: Great colors in those shots! Sorry for not commenting, I tend to skip over flower shots. And also I guess my office network blocked it.
@soggy,BF1983,hanzy: Here's my shot at it:
Hint: I did not use the Hue/Saturation tool at all.
It's all curves and levels adjustment, followed by a little sharpening - the colors take care of themselves.
Will post.
Payne
And also I guess my office network blocked it. @soggy,BF1983,hanzy: Here's my shot at it:
Hint: I did not use the Hue/Saturation tool at all.
It's all curves and levels adjustment, followed by a little sharpening - the colors take care of themselves. Will post.
Payne
d_payne said:@TheAlchemist: Great colors in those shots! Sorry for not commenting, I tend to skip over flower shots.
@soggy,BF1983,hanzy: Here's my shot at it:
Hint: I did not use the Hue/Saturation tool at all.
Will post.
Payne
Before seeing this, I was thinking why spoil the natural colours! (orthodox/conventional way of thinking) Wonderful!
@Hanzy
Is it the flower of Canon ball tree? (also called nagalinga tree)
A photo to keep this thread alive:
Paradise docked
Shot at the Dal lake, March 2007. This was around 7PM and my H2 was set up on a mini-pod for a 1/2 second exposure at f/2.8 and ISO 100.
Color-corrected and curves adjusted to bring out the background mountains in PS CS3. I love the still waters and almost mirror-like reflections with the hazy view of the mountains in the back.
Payne
Paradise docked
Shot at the Dal lake, March 2007. This was around 7PM and my H2 was set up on a mini-pod for a 1/2 second exposure at f/2.8 and ISO 100.
Color-corrected and curves adjusted to bring out the background mountains in PS CS3. I love the still waters and almost mirror-like reflections with the hazy view of the mountains in the back.
Payne
^ Why? I'd always use the lowest possible ISO and the lowest shutter that's sharp enough. That's the only way you'll get the dreamy look.
Most people want a cam with high ISO to use faster shutters. Use slower shutters in everyday situations and you'll be shocked I tell ya. Its the easiest way of producing a creative shot.
Most people want a cam with high ISO to use faster shutters. Use slower shutters in everyday situations and you'll be shocked I tell ya. Its the easiest way of producing a creative shot.
Well i'm assuming it is a low light scenario. For that reason to want a bit higher sensitivity.
And it is a lake which means there is movement especially the boats (notice how they and the reflections are a little blurry), so I'd want a shorter exposure time.
That is why I'd want to see the difference.
At the end of the day, those settings did make a good snap. No taking that away.
Cheers.
And it is a lake which means there is movement especially the boats (notice how they and the reflections are a little blurry), so I'd want a shorter exposure time.
That is why I'd want to see the difference.
At the end of the day, those settings did make a good snap. No taking that away.
Cheers.