ScottHM wrote:
Nice looking set as usual Conrad..will look forward to seeing some of your Milky Way shots in the future...did a few of those myself this summer...still not sure on the processing of them. Love that abandoned shack shot...what can I say the rest are just Tantastic
Thank you Scott! The processing is a multi-step, multi-layer process including a ton of dodging and burning and enhancing what's there. There are a ton of tutorials on how to do it, I learned from trial and error myself. Tons of fun!
arbitrage wrote:
Just an amazing set Conrad. Can't even begin to pick favourites as they are all so good and so varied. Thanks for sharing another super set. I look forward to your new work when it is ready.
gschrade wrote:
Excellent set Conrad. How do you get those milky way shots?
George
George all you need is a camera that can handle high ISOs for 15-30 seconds. From there you need a wide lens, f2.8 or greater is preferable. Then you have to find the milky way by using any one of the numerous dark sky locator apps for your smartphone. Then make sure there is ZERO light pollution. I mean no lights whatsoever anywhere. The rest is working the RAW file into an image that looks like these. Mostly adjustment of clarity, dodging and burning.
KCollett wrote:
The usual excellent images Conrad. The late night work is wonderful, but makes me think you have too much pressure in your life and cannot sleep.
MS PHOTO wrote:
Well Conrad, been waiting to see some of these amazing shots, & was not disappointed, thanks buddy & please take some time off.Have a Happy Turkey day.
Paul
went wrote:
Conrad as usual these photos are insanely gooooooood its obvious being so busy at work has not dulled your photographic brain, your skill with the cameras and the magic you create in PS & post here. You are an inspiration.
Regards
Went
Thank you Went, your kind words of support are much appreciated!
