Ren Murray
Shot with a99 and Tamron 24-70
One Alien Bees b1600 with 7″ reflector to camera right
ISO 100, f13, 1/200
On location in Lincoln City, Oregon
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Kcin Nay
Westende Sea Bank – Long Exposure
A7 + SEL35F28Z
ISO 100
f8
12 min Bulb
www.yannickciancanelli.com
Jason Jakober
Palouse Falls Sony A7 kit lens
Ólafur Guðmundsson
Beyond no return. A99 & SAL2470Z
førde, Sogn og Fjordane, norway.
Mike Van Schoonderwalt
Streets of Havana
Maxime Siegler
Sunbathing III
Sony a99 + Minolta 80-200 f/2.8 HS APO G
https://www.facebook.com/maxime.siegler.photography
Andy Liew
The Sunset on the roof top
Sony A7, Tokina116
multiple exposure, edited. — at Pinacle Duxton.
David Liang
Sony a99 + Minolta 85mm 1.4G
Calle Sigrell
Fiat Abarth 595
a6000 + Zeiss 24 mm /f1.8 + Tripod mount
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1st blood!
Ren Murray’s foto gets my #1. BW was a good choice. The composition accentuates the composed drama. I am intrigued that the blown out whites of the ocean on the upper right do not destract from the subject. I am guessing that it all mostly on purpose. Whatever the case may be, skill or luck or a combination, good job.
‘I am intrigued that the blown out whites of the ocean on the upper right do not destract from the subject.’
i think they do… and this is exaggerated by the dark sand and the underexposed rocks.
There are (at least) two ways that I look at an image. The one is where my eyes go; That is me judging the composition. The other is the technical. I admit that the photo is not so technically perfect, but it does work as a presentable photo to those not so technical… ie, esthetically it is good (even as the compressed jpeg that we are seeing on the internet). Maybe all pics could use more post processing, but we photographers are not going to please everyone… or most anyone. Sometimes going with what we see and want to project is just best.
A few things are technically wrong with the first image. Yet I like the feeling it emits.
As long as it’s what the photographer intended and is happy with, there are no wrong ways of doing things “technically.” If you don’t like the way it was shot and graded, that’s your own opinion.
Thx for featuring my image 🙂
First one was obviously done with a tripod…What the power level and the distance and height? Sea bank and the Norway photo…same tried and true composition. Asian chick….I can take that photo in an hour at my local gym. The waterfall requires the most work and patience to get. Meethinks all these guys are good at what they get paid for
Thanks for sharing my work. Very much appreciated.
Your image is so classy and timeless.
Thanks.