PF Photography: Tips, Tricks, & Photo Sharing
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This thread focuses on various aspects of photography, including tips for taking better photos, sharing personal images, and discussing techniques for image manipulation. Participants share their experiences, seek advice, and showcase their work, covering both technical and creative elements of photography.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Technical explanation
- Conceptual clarification
- Debate/contested
- Homework-related
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses a desire for pointers in photography, noting their inexperience.
- Several participants share links to their photos, discussing the qualities of their images, such as focus and background.
- There are suggestions for image hosting services and guidelines for photo sizes to avoid clutter.
- Image manipulation software, specifically GIMP, is recommended for enhancing photos.
- One participant notes that their dog photo appears dull and seeks advice on improving its appearance.
- Another participant points out a blue tint in a dog photo and suggests adjusting the color balance to warm it up.
- Participants discuss the challenges of photographing wildlife, with some sharing their experiences and techniques.
- There are discussions about the use of high f-stop settings to achieve specific effects in photographs.
- Some participants express admiration for each other's work, highlighting specific aspects like detail and composition.
- Advice is given on joining photography groups for constructive criticism to improve skills.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally share tips and experiences, but there are varying opinions on techniques and preferences for photo editing and styles. The discussion includes both agreement on the value of certain tools and differing views on how to achieve desired effects in photography.
Contextual Notes
Some participants mention specific technical aspects, such as focal lengths and f-stop settings, but there is no consensus on the best practices for all scenarios. The discussion also reflects a range of skill levels and personal preferences in photography.
Who May Find This Useful
Individuals interested in photography, from beginners seeking advice to more experienced photographers looking for community feedback and tips on improving their work.
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It looks much cooler as an animated GIF, tho...
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Drakkith said:That's awesome Andy!
Thanks!
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http://imageshack.us/a/img841/6418/y4ll.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img9/7271/sv2w.jpg
Here's a crop using the telephoto for comparision:
http://imageshack.us/a/img46/5808/3dmm.jpg
Shameless self-promotion: full images and analysis on our lab blog.
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Afraid I don't have enough imagination to see the goose though
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3rd photo: One afternoon in the Middle East.
2nd photo: The sun is back.
1st: Shine on you crazy diamond.
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Gad said:Beautiful ABD EL HAMEED. I don't know, but I would like to do captions for these photos;
3rd photo: One afternoon in the Middle East.
2nd photo: The sun is back.
1st: Shine on you crazy diamond.![]()
Thanks,but it was the sunset in the 2nd picture so I think it should be called "fare away sun" or something like that :p
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ABD EL HAMEED said:The Lofty Diamond
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The Last Flash
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An afternoon in the Middle East
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Or perhaps the third could be called 'The Eye Of Egypt'
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lisab said:Beautiful, Andy - I especially like the second one, it's so sparkly.
Afraid I don't have enough imagination to see the goose though.
Drakkith said:Nice, Andy.
Thanks, guys. You can't see the constellation because it greatly overfills the frame using either the 85mm or 400mm; the brightest star in the 15mm is Deneb. The 400mm shows NGC 6910 while the 85mm is near HD 193702.
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Enigman said:Pardon my intrusion.Or perhaps the third could be called 'The Eye Of Egypt'
Ya you're right it would be awesome
Here's another one I took in a road trip I just came back from
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Gad said:*inhales the air of that place*
Ya nothing's better than clean,fresh and cool sunset air
If only I had a better camera than my galaxy s2's...
I feel like there's lots of noise in the picture when I zoom in
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Nonetheless, it's eye pleasant. :)
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Borek said:Looking for a sunset?
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It looks beautiful
Gad said:It's humid and smells fishy out there, Borek.
Nonetheless, it's eye pleasant. :)
Where was it taken?
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ABD EL HAMEED said:Where was it taken?
I don't know, close by the sea?
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Gad said:I don't know, close by the sea?![]()
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Kinda figured that part out
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turn off the phone and the computer ... pass me a Pina Colada and let me relax
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Borg said:Another view of the ocean. Life was tough for me last week.
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Lol I'm sure it was...:p
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Borg said:Another view of the ocean. Life was tough for me last week.![]()
Nice! jealous = me.
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lisab said:Beautiful, Andy - I especially like the second one, it's so sparkly.
Afraid I don't have enough imagination to see the goose though.
<honk, honk>
http://imageshack.us/a/img18/3011/ycrf.jpg
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Taking pictures like this makes me jealous. Another fine shot Andy.Andy Resnick said:<honk, honk>
http://imageshack.us/a/img18/3011/ycrf.jpg
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Nothing extraordinary, but berkeman was on the EMT shift during SWAT competition, or he was training as a part of this competition, or he was doing both at the same time - so it was hard to not think about him
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