Its lake Bled in the northwestern part of Slovenia. I have family near there in Ljubljana so I spent this summer visiting them. It a great place because not only is it unbelievably beautiful, it's also really cheap (although I think that will change when they switch to the Euro next year).
Celemourn: whatever camera you're using, or what ever post-processing you're doing, has resulted in some very rich color.
Thanks. Canon EOS Digital Rebel. I primarily have just tweeked the saturation and brightness in these, with an occasional tweeking of the sharpness. Also the whitepoint. I only shoot in RAW, specifically so that I can tweek WP afterwards. That's probably the single biggest part right there. I'm a tad bit colorblind (never knew until I enlisted in the Army) and I think that may have some impact on my preference for vivid colors. As a result, I usually adjust my photos toward a higher than typical saturation and contrast. I'm currently using Canon's Digital Photo Professional software that they have online for free. Will be stepping up to Aperture whenever I get around to getting a MacPro.
Cool. I like the blur effect. Looks kinda like the time I did an improvised macro with a 200mm lens.
Thanks. Right now I'm not too happy with my current lens, it's a Tamron 24-135, F4.5–F5.6, etc., and have been playing aroun a lot more with the Lensbaby I got at Christmas.
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Hey OBJ, is that you getting married, or do you do wedding photos?
no, I just dabble in wedding photography...
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Go nuts.
Where's the shot after she gets pushed in?
Now aren't you edgy.
Quite possibly one of the most beautiful parts of Europe:
That is stunning. Where is it?
That is stunning. Where is it?
Its lake Bled in the northwestern part of Slovenia. I have family near there in Ljubljana so I spent this summer visiting them. It a great place because not only is it unbelievably beautiful, it's also really cheap (although I think that will change when they switch to the Euro next year).
But I don't understand pic 2 : link error ?
Celemourn : nice pics.
But I don't understand pic 2 : link error ?
/boggle they all seem to be working from my end... will check with exploder.
/boggle they all seem to be working from my end... will check with exploder.
It works, but I don't understand the interest of a blurry image of a garden and a balcony ?
It works, but I don't understand the interest of a blurry image of a garden and a balcony ?
Ah! It's rather tongue-in-cheek. I suppose I should have included the title: 2:15 AM. It's actually a park, rather than a garden.
Celemourn: whatever camera you're using, or what ever post-processing you're doing, has resulted in some very rich color.
Thanks. Canon EOS Digital Rebel. I primarily have just tweeked the saturation and brightness in these, with an occasional tweeking of the sharpness. Also the whitepoint. I only shoot in RAW, specifically so that I can tweek WP afterwards. That's probably the single biggest part right there. I'm a tad bit colorblind (never knew until I enlisted in the Army) and I think that may have some impact on my preference for vivid colors. As a result, I usually adjust my photos toward a higher than typical saturation and contrast. I'm currently using Canon's Digital Photo Professional software that they have online for free. Will be stepping up to Aperture whenever I get around to getting a MacPro.
I really don't care much for pastels.
Took the photos this last weekend while having fun with a lensbaby.
Took the photos this last weekend.
Cool. I like the blur effect. Looks kinda like the time I did an improvised macro with a 200mm lens.
Cool. I like the blur effect. Looks kinda like the time I did an improvised macro with a 200mm lens.
Thanks. Right now I'm not too happy with my current lens, it's a Tamron 24-135, F4.5–F5.6, etc., and have been playing aroun a lot more with the Lensbaby I got at Christmas.