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Jon Kerrin posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
I hope you all tuned in last night for my long exposure masterclass.
For those who did, I hope you enjoyed it!
Here’s a long exposure of Kalk Bay beacon.
Fujifilm X-T1, 10-24mm, ISO200, f/11, 30sec
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Yes, we loved it!! Truly inspirational!
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John Griffin posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Title: ‘Happy Hour’
5DMk4, Tamron 150-600mm, 1/1000 sec at F5.6, ISO 100
This was taken in the early morning into a rising sun. I needed to retain enough data in the shadows to give a bit of detail hence the high shutter speed. I had taken a number of fairly boring shots when the bull decided he would come to the party and complete the c…Read More
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Great shot!!
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Thanks Rosalie
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Perfect timing which showcases the importance of patience and anticipation in wildlife photography. Well done on the weekly award!-
Thank you! Appreciate it
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Amazing shot John👏👏👏
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Thanks Bruna
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Beaunard Grobler posted in the group Street Photography
Beaunard Grobler. Back-to-the-future scooter and pilot
Enjoyed a photo walk with Danie in Johannesburg and this fellow passed us with his somewhat roadworthy transportation.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF24-105, 1/60s at f4
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Beaunard Grobler posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Beaunard Grobler, “New Cape Central Railway – NCCR”, Robertson, Western Cape.
Canon 5D Mark II, EF50mm F1.4 USM at 1/100 sec at f/11 & ISO100 with natural light. Attempted to create a Film Noir atmosphere. Edited/ retouched with Lightroom.
Followed the locomotive between Robertson and Nuy in the late afternoon during early spring. Original photo…Read More
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Beaunard, your photograph captures a compelling scene, and you’ve done an excellent job. To enhance the focus on the majestic locomotive, consider cropping a bit of the space at the bottom. This small adjustment could further emphasize its grandeur. If you’re interested, we could explore additional editing techniques like…Read More -
Photo was reworked, cropped at the bottom and right and new version uploaded. Looking forward to advanced editing techniques as suggested.
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Luke Brouwers posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Luke Brouwers “Seascape Study 1” Cape Town 2023
CANON 90D, 0.5 SEC@f/11 ISO100 10mm(10-20mm) wide angle. Tripod used and I took a few photos as the sea was moving in and out. In lightroom I selected the five images at diffrent stages of the water flow. Did some basic edits and moved across to Photoshop where I time blended the images together…Read More
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Wow! It is beautiful!
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Thank you so much Antoinette, you feedback is really appreciated.
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Luke, your mastery of long exposure is evident. The composition is exemplary and perfectly balanced. This image deserves a feature! Great work!-
Thank you so much Danie.
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DPC posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Simon d’Entremont shares extremely practical advice on how to capture sharp bird photos.
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DPC posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Steve Perry offers 10 tips to elevate your wildlife photography!
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DPC posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Enhance Your Landscape Photography! Nigel Danson reveals seven mistakes to avoid.
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John Griffin posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Title: ‘Dawn on the Beach’
5DMk4, Tamron 18-55mm, 1/60 sec at F5, ISO 250
A shot I took a year ago but felt The Adamsky Effect would work quite well so I did a re-edit and I like it.
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The Kandinsky method can easily be overdone, but John, you’ve nailed it with your execution. The balance between blur and sharpness is spot-on, making me take a second look to realize you’ve employed this technique. Had you not mentioned it, I would’ve been compelled to ask. This is a superb fusion of surrealism and realism,…Read More-
Thank you. Appreciate it!
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Thank you for the wonderful event. I have learned a lot. Your presentataion was exellent. It motivated me to spend a lot of thaught and planning for landscape photography.