flamingice
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Some cool shots over the last few pages!
Jayhawk - I like that one of the swingset!
Dan - Those rig-shots are looking awesome! How long are the poles you're using between the suction mounts and the camera? And what focal length? Looks like a pretty wide angle lens...
Paddy - That drift shot is great!
Iben - Good work on the skiing shots, I wish I was still out there!
MXM - That porsche shot from the trackday... When I first saw it, I thought it was a static shot, you used such a fast shutter speed. Perhaps try a longer shutter to try and capture a sense of motion? Also, did you try desaturating the background just a bit, rather than complete black and white? I find that often works quite well with selective colour.
mancs - Nice effect with the fisheye!
Alok - I think I'd like that shot of the Cayman better if the focus was changed just slightly, to make the curves of the car the focal point, rather than the hatchback/body panel gap... Did you take a version like that?
And here's one from me. Another from the jump at Whistler. Skiers checking the jump, and film crew/skiers/officials all standing by.
Jayhawk - I like that one of the swingset!
Dan - Those rig-shots are looking awesome! How long are the poles you're using between the suction mounts and the camera? And what focal length? Looks like a pretty wide angle lens...
Paddy - That drift shot is great!
Iben - Good work on the skiing shots, I wish I was still out there!
MXM - That porsche shot from the trackday... When I first saw it, I thought it was a static shot, you used such a fast shutter speed. Perhaps try a longer shutter to try and capture a sense of motion? Also, did you try desaturating the background just a bit, rather than complete black and white? I find that often works quite well with selective colour.
mancs - Nice effect with the fisheye!
Alok - I think I'd like that shot of the Cayman better if the focus was changed just slightly, to make the curves of the car the focal point, rather than the hatchback/body panel gap... Did you take a version like that?
And here's one from me. Another from the jump at Whistler. Skiers checking the jump, and film crew/skiers/officials all standing by.
) I mainly use my Nikon 12-24mm wideangle lens, so mainly at 12mm
