Discuss photography and videography, share your work, and receive valuable feedback from the Fstoppers community.
The shadow is huge and just ark with almost no details, The early morning light absorbed by fog.
With winter approaching I've been taking pictures after dark while walking Harry.
I looked up from my book and if I turned my head this way and my shoulders that way...
The Mighty Columbia River empties into the Pacific Ocean.
Just to inform that I have posted a new blog entry on my site chronicling my experiments with classic street photography during my visit to New York.
I cast Ari a few months back as the model for a large photography workshop. As expected she was a natural in front of the camera. I'm happy we could connect on a project of our own.
I recently got my first ever paying job as an "architectural photographer". This is a field that I would very much like to get in to.
The cloisters at the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich, the Queen Mary building. Sony A7iv + Sony GM 70-200mm f2.8 II EXIF: ISO200, f22, 1/80 s, EXP -1.7, @70mm
Just an addition as part of this month's shadow theme. I don't take many images of architecture but like to try and capture the more abstract.
A few night shots in central London. Sony A7iv + Sony GM 70-200mm f2.8 II + 2.0xTC
Earlier this year I bought a kayak with the intention to take it out on the water with my camera, the 200-500mm lens on a tripod.
I was able to catch the mornings first light with a bunch of great people at this very popular location.
This is Raleigh's Memorial Auditorium. I used several photos b/w gold hour and blue hour for this time blend. In addition, I was super upset that the tree didn't light up while I was there.
When Brinkley and I were planning our shoot, she showed me a pic of this orange dress. She thought it was "too orange". I told here I thought it was "just the right amount or orange".
Not considering myself much of a street photographer, but I did shoot this street earlier today. I find the play of light and shadow quite pleasing.
It was more troublesome than the results.
A couple behind the scenes showing the window shot. I used clear plastic wrap on the window. (Royalty-free stock photo.)
I use those little battery powered white LED string lights for the light source. Three for the sign and the rest bundled.
This time of year (November) the sun stays lower in the sky so deeper shadows are more normal than would be the case at other times of the year.
As suggested by Charles, this month's challenge is to create & post images where a key ingredient is shadow content.
I was talking with my wife this morning about dreams and what can be interpreted as Dream in photography: Abstract Reality, Alternate Reality, et cetera and of course the subject came around to dre
When Brinkley and I were planning our shoot, she showed me a pic of this orange dress. She thought it was "too orange". I told her I thought it was "just the right amount or orange".
14 images focus stacked. Closest Focal Point was about 16 inches. Cropped to16 x 9 to remove dead space. The little guy is 1" tall.
R5 w/24-70mm f/8 ~ 1/3rd sec ~ ISO 100 ~ 50mm
I took this hand held while walking around my home city of Durham NC. This is the tallest building in the city. It was built a few years ago.
Just to let you guys know that I have posted a new blog entry featuring a number of favorite impressionistic images taken during my New York trip.
I took this hand held while walking around my home city of Durham NC. This is the tallest building in the city. It was built a few years ago.
