Sites I Enjoy
-
These Truly Golden Shots Were Captured During The Sunrise Or Sunset - During the golden hour, the light is soft and warm, and the shadows are long and dramatic. Depending on what you wish to shoot, you can have the sun fall...1 day ago
-
Your Journey to Landscape Mastery Starts Here - Announcing the Landscape Photography Conference 2025! Produced by KelbyOne Live, this online event takes place December 9–10, 2025. Join photographers fr...2 weeks ago
-
Ellen & Lazar - Captions coming soon! [image: Ellen & Lazar] [image: Ellen & Lazar] [image: Ellen & Lazar] [image: Ellen & Lazar] [image: Ellen & Lazar] [image: Elle...6 years ago
Featured Slideshow
Friday, July 30, 2010
Architecture
6:00 AM | 
Posted by
Photography by {michelle|kay} |
I'm still trying to figure out the best way to frame shots that are really high up and contain a lot of detail. My camera is still outfitted with its stock lens, so shooting is really limited right now. This is a decent shot, but I would have loved to have been able to zoom in on just one column. I really played with the contrast and saturation settings in Photoshop to bring out the differences in shadowing. I'd give it a B.
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
Edited in Photoshop CS4
Location: Claremont, CA
Photo specs:
-Focal length: 55mm
-ISO: 400
-Shutter speed: 1/160 s
-Aperture: f/5.6
Now for this shot I just rotated my body to left and down. The combination of my towering 5'2" and the lamp's long chain made getting close easier. I love the contrast of the black lamp against the tan stone and the details in the stone's coloring. I was much more pleased with this shot than the one before. .
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
Edited in Photoshop CS4
Location: Claremont, CA
Photo specs:
-Focal length: 40 mm
-ISO: 400
-Shutter speed: 1/400 s
-Aperture: f/5.6
Labels:
Random Yet Interesting
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Business Card Front
0 comments:
Post a Comment