Registered: Mar 21, 2007
Total Posts: 2711
Country: United States
Slow day at the lake but a good day with my youngest 
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Kitehog Registered: Mar 21, 2007 Total Posts: 2711 Country: United States |
Slow day at the lake but a good day with my youngest |
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Dan Bellyk Registered: Dec 24, 2007 Total Posts: 1477 Country: Canada |
Moments like this are cherished forever |
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luminosity Registered: May 03, 2009 Total Posts: 3796 Country: United States |
"And when asked how she got her start, the Pulitzer Prize winning photographer spoke about her upbringing, when her father, also a photographer, took her with him on photo shoots and...." |
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Kitehog Registered: Mar 21, 2007 Total Posts: 2711 Country: United States |
Dan Bellyk wrote: |
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TimMunsey Registered: Sep 06, 2004 Total Posts: 503 Country: United Kingdom |
These two have gone down well in the nature forum:-   Tim Munsey wildphotolife.co.uk |
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Grognard Registered: Jun 11, 2005 Total Posts: 2093 Country: United States |
Now that is the Best Photo I have seen here in a long time. I suspect it was a great moment for you as well. |
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NightOwl Cat Registered: Feb 19, 2007 Total Posts: 4531 Country: United States |
Awesome seal shots Tim. |
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freespirit Registered: Jan 24, 2007 Total Posts: 571 Country: United Kingdom |
NightOwl Cat wrote: |
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omeega Registered: May 20, 2006 Total Posts: 342 Country: United States |
d200 + 10.5mm fisheye  |
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Steezus Registered: Aug 01, 2009 Total Posts: 824 Country: United States |
Agreed about the seal shots. Reminds me of this video I saw about a Nat Geo photographer and seals. |
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Go4Long Registered: Sep 04, 2005 Total Posts: 827 Country: Canada |
omeega...awesome shot. |
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---XR--- Registered: Oct 31, 2008 Total Posts: 1276 Country: United States |
omeega wrote: |
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omeega Registered: May 20, 2006 Total Posts: 342 Country: United States |
de-fishing an image is a very simple procedure. load the single image into hugin (free open-source panorama stitcher), set the projection to whatever you desire (in this case i used rectilinear), adjust your horizontal and vertical field-of-views with the sliders, set the optimum output size, and save your image. that's it!  ---XR--- wrote: definetly good shot, was there alot of work involved to make it a landscape image such as this? i don't have experience with fisheye's but need another super wide... |
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James Burden Registered: Jul 18, 2007 Total Posts: 825 Country: United States |
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grosema Registered: Jan 12, 2004 Total Posts: 1877 Country: Canada |
From a couple of weeks ago, drive by shootings from the car window   |
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rubberband Registered: Jul 31, 2008 Total Posts: 427 Country: Canada |
Taken after sunset.. I'm new to using on-camera fill flash but the SB-800 came through, more or less.
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Gary Irwin Registered: Jan 06, 2009 Total Posts: 214 Country: Canada |
From September...  Nikon D300 ,Nikkor AF-S 500mm f/4G ED VR 1/1000s f/5.6 at 500.0mm iso320 Who says 500VR can't do closeups? 
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eos-m42guy Registered: Sep 09, 2005 Total Posts: 3057 Country: United States |
Beautiful image Gary. Love the background. |
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Mr.walczak1 Registered: Sep 16, 2009 Total Posts: 463 Country: Canada |
Nikon D90 |
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PeterGlaso Registered: Jul 28, 2008 Total Posts: 506 Country: Norway |
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derry1 Registered: Jun 29, 2009 Total Posts: 682 Country: United States |
blue water and a small boat,, |
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James Burden Registered: Jul 18, 2007 Total Posts: 825 Country: United States |
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eos-m42guy Registered: Sep 09, 2005 Total Posts: 3057 Country: United States |
Nice. Love that big old siren on the cruiser in the background. Where was this taken? |
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ConorOHealy Registered: May 31, 2006 Total Posts: 49 Country: United States |
Here three recent shots from the last couple months.  Overflying PDX in an R-22 (D-300, 10.5mm 2.8 Fisheye)  Bell 407 parked at the Edge Water hotel in Seattle (D-300, Sigma 15-30mm, 4 images processed together)  http://www.flickr.com/photos/conorohealy/ |
