The Photographers' Corner 2013-2020

[DrRoy]

Is anyone using a reverse graduated filter for sunrises/sunsets? How do you like it?

 

[kzodave]

Bar Harbor, ME

Ducked into a restaurant for dinner because it was raining and when I came out this was happening......

 

[Ronstar]

^ very nice photo - looks like a great spot to go for dinner

 

[Chuckanut]

Ducked into a restaurant for dinner because it was raining and when I came out this was happening......

Ah... Your shuttle boat arrived to take you out to your ship.

 

[FIREmenow]

Practicing with the drone over Memorial Day. That's us anchored in the lower-middle.

 

[jjquantz]

Jupiter

Just indulging my astrophotography hobby: Jupiter from Friday night showing 45 minutes of rotation. I think you need to click on the image to start the animation.

 

[braumeister]

Beautiful job!
That red spot is great, isn't it?

 

[Walt34]

Cool!

 

[Ronstar]

Practicing with the drone over Memorial Day. That's us anchored in the lower-middle.

Awesome shot! Very clear. What kind of drone are you flying?

 

[Chuckanut]

Assisi stairs

 

[PhotographerBob]

Enjoy seeing your threads!

Hi folks, I am new to the site and forum, but sure glad I found you! ER 3 years ago and started a photography business. Been doing mostly small businesses, but recently started doing portraits. As I saw others, have been exploring B&W - especially looking at the extremes of norms (images outside the box of "regular" exposures). This is one of my first attempts. Thoughts?

 

[FIREmenow]

Awesome shot! Very clear. What kind of drone are you flying?

It's a DJI Spark. For me this was a good compromise between price, features and image/video quality.

 

[Ronstar]

Hi folks, I am new to the site and forum, but sure glad I found you! ER 3 years ago and started a photography business. Been doing mostly small businesses, but recently started doing portraits. As I saw others, have been exploring B&W - especially looking at the extremes of norms (images outside the box of "regular" exposures). This is one of my first attempts. Thoughts?

Excellent photo! I think you have B&W portraits mastered.

And welcome to the forum!

 

[Lukeee]

Assisi stairs

Lovely composition. Makes me want to see it in person.

 

[Chuckanut]

These are not my work, but I think the photos are interesting.

https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2018/07/dramatic-photos-of-the-california-wildfires/566453/

 

[Chuckanut]

The Photographers' Corner

Lovely composition. Makes me want to see it in person.

Thanks.

About the only thing easier than getting great photos in Italy is getting a great meal. [emoji1]

 

[chip2]

This is my first picture I've posted here.
Its from a trip I finished 1 month ago in the Canadian Rockies.

 

[Walt34]

Dang, they got some big chunks of granite there!

 

[REWahoo]

Dang, they got some big chunks of granite there!

Yep, that's a bunch of kitchen counter tops.

 

[Souschef]

Dang, they got some big chunks of granite there!

But they are beautiful

 

[The Cosmic Avenger]

I had a lot of fun taking photos on our Tanzanian safari. I used full auto mode, I'm really just a dabbler, not a photographer, but a few of my photos turned out nice enough that I had them blown up and framed.

 

[KM]

But they are beautiful

Looks like Lake Peyto? We were there yesterday. Absolutely stunning...,

 

[Ronstar]

Cosmic - That Zebra shot is stellar!

 

[The Cosmic Avenger]

Cosmic - That Zebra shot is stellar!

Thank you! Our guide said that they called it the "security pose"; both zebras could rest and watch each other's backs. I love the symmetry of it.

BTW, one secret I learned on that trip: just keep shooting! I took about 2000 pictures, immediately deleted about 500 of them after I took them because they were blurry or cut off, then when I got home I narrowed down the 1500 left to 900 that were all decent shots. And I made a Flickr album of about 90 that are my favorites.

 

[Souschef]

Looks like Lake Peyto? We were there yesterday. Absolutely stunning...,

It is Bow Lake at the head of Bow River