Real life photography/photo editing

[MI_Fred 0]

Bokeh... really.. what extremedy is that for real  

Everybody loves lol lighting. How old is this... yawn.

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Picture taken in Barcelona, edited to a more-graphicsy image

Heheh, MI_Fred, good picture, expically nice lighting.. You use a torch for the organgey light?

- Ben

[MI_Fred 0]

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Picture taken in Barcelona, edited to a more-graphicsy image

Heheh, MI_Fred, good picture, expically nice lighting.. You use a torch for the organgey light?

- Ben

Yup, a smaller than small Maglite Solitaire. Almost too small to light up anything heh. The lighter itself is orange, I don't know if these rip-off-of-torches(9€) come with any kinda filters.

Man, your cathedral is evil, along with it's twin. I dunno if I wan't to see more details or anything, it just looms over the viewer in an evil way  

[DBR_ONIX 0]

- Ben

[Guest Ti0n3r]

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I really like that pic. Good one

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Thanks Ti0n3r

Saw this on Hackaday :

http://aggregate.org/DIT/peepfish/

Contrary to what the link might suggest, it's not some kindof sick fish-peep-show It's info on home-made fish-eye lenses..

http://aggregate.org/DIT/peepfish/IMG_9674.png

Hmmm.. I done a vaugly similar thing with this, but that was with a little monoscope

Shame I dont have one of those door-peep thingys lying around.. *Goes to take more photos with the monoscope*

- Ben

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Messing around with a magnafying glass (Couldn't find that monoscope ), got a fairly interesting blur effect (holding the glass at a ~70* angle to the lens)

And this turned out fairly erm.. evil?

The noise on my camera is getting fairly annoying now.. I don't remeber it being quite that bad

- Ben

[killagee 0]

noise on my camerais getting fairly annoying now.. I don't remeber it being quite that bad

- Ben

Check your ISO setting mate! most digital camera's produce excess noise above an ISO of 400...

[theavonlady 2]

Recent pics from the Hubby:

The Big Dune, Ashdod, Israel

Freshwater springs, Nitzanim, Israel

Whatever it is keep it away from me, Nahal Tekoa, Israel

[MI_Fred 0]

Edited like never before.

Say... I don't have a word for this photographic occurrance, but roughly translated from Finnish it would be lensbedbug? You know... I wasn't shooting someone spitting out their lungs

[Ares1978 0]

Say... I don't have a word for this photographic occurrance, but roughly translated from Finnish it would be lensbedbug? You know... I wasn't shooting someone spitting out their lungs

Doesn't linssilude usually mean something along the lines of "attention whore", and not something caught on film by accident?

[Tovarish 0]

found some inspiration in this morning's hangover remedy

*edit*

and for the heck of it another:

[GoOB 0]

That first one is awesome Tovarish - Kinda looks like how you feel when hungover.... Ehr, that is really blurred out and not too sharp Great shot!

An apartment building in Stockholm through a lensbaby.

The one who can translate that text gets a gold star

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Got my new camera yesterday!

Canon 350d, with a Sigma 18-50mm lens (or something, ccan't remeber it this very second ).. Only problem is when I took it out the box, theres a bit of crud on the viewfinder, but it seems to be on the side of it, which is.. annoying Altough it's only annoying, as it doesn't affect the picture at all

Hopefully ordering the Lensbaby soon

Couldn't sleep, at 3am the glass sitting infront of the laptops power light caught my eye

- Ben

{Edit : Opps, had same photo in twice..}

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Clickish

Taken lastnight/today *Likes new camera *

- Ben

[MI_Fred 0]

Damn, DBR_Onix, toss the flickr host down the gutter, it's making me wait too long

Quite a bunch of pictures there. I really like some, but when you 'resort' to the lenscap... don't .

Generally very abstract and varied. I'd only watch out for pushing it, I was very tempted to even click an external link here, and when a gazillion photos tickled my eyes I just shut it and came back later

Relating to that, I was pretty backed up by either doing that myself (and being too critical about it and not shooting anything) or simply being too busy. How does a school day from 8am to 5pm sound? A reason for me to go at 10pm on a

Spring night walk part 1:

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Less clicking

Slideshow, although I can't find a way to limit it to a certain range of photos (Maybe putting them in a set, but the free account has a limit on those..), oh well, Flickr still is usefull for the Flickr Uploader tool ( lazy ), though generaly good points, ty:)

Anyway, I like that second picture, it could have been nice to have someone walking up the road, maybe?

- Ben

[MI_Fred 0]

With my skills shooting people (muy pun  ) I won't go cluttering any shots with them. Well I did actually do some today for school, but it was prearranged, whereas shooting at random ppl has been extremely difficult. They all seem to have a sixth sense about a lens pointing at them

Spring night walk part 2:

[GoOB 0]

That first one kicks ass fred! And try asking people when your'e out, or just ignore the fact that theyr'e scared of you. Both work excellent

Hehe, on my knees when people were crossing the street in the middle of Stockholm.

(Messed up putting the focuspoint on his eyes... Still OK tho'

Got a package from my sister in Sidney.

[MI_Fred 0]

Yeah, ask afterwards, shoot first. And keep the photo anyway in case of negatory answer  

Too bad we don't have those masses crossing streets here, 80k is nothing. Otherwise that's an interesting shot. I would've gone lying down, but only in my dreams heh. Then ppl would really be scared and look me crooked.

The guy in the 2nd pic is really intense, or atleast the right eye, that really does it  

And to round up the trip, the triple trilogy, somehow all of the good ones turned out to be 2x vertical + 1 horizontal.

Spring night walk part 3:

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Hm, how'd you take the second picture? The shuterspeed is (according to the windows file thingy) 0.62, which confuses me, how'd you get the trees etc to stay realtivly sharp?

"Borrowed" idea, most just to check if I thought of the right way of doing it, turned out not too bad, just difference in brightness of monitor/screen, and a few mm of.. But okay for a first attempt, if it's not raining tomorrow I'll try with a slightly nicer background..

- Ben

[MI_Fred 0]

Hm, how'd you take the second picture? The shuterspeed is (according to the windows file thingy) 0.62, which confuses me, how'd you get the trees etc to stay realtivly sharp?

My best guess is as good as yours. Believe me, I was standing there mouth open after each shot. There's no way I could've managed to keep the focal length at either end a longer time. But the shutter was pretty much as open as it could so combined with the shutter speed, and as it was really much darker than that it must have diminished the effect of zooming still keeping it exposed right.

I like your "borrowed" idea. Taken a few mm too and got an idea to experiment with, just not doable in the middle of the night

[DBR_ONIX 0]

Post-hair-cut'ed dog ::

Tying to get that circley blur effect, worked out a lot better than I thought it woulda.. Surprised anything was in focus moving the camera that much ::

- Ben

[Sole 0]

A photo I took last monday when I was horribly bored. Though not very original (everyone and their grandmother has a picture of their watch), I'm still somewhat pleased with the result.

[edit] had to lower the quality a bit, was exceeding 100kb

[DBR_ONIX 0]

- Ben