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A Photography Light Challenge.
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Canon 7D Taken with a macro lens . Drops of olive oil floating on the surface of water in a petri dish. The colour comes from the shiny side of a DVD which was underneath the dish, and lit from the side with a torch. Andrew Bungard
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Canon 7D Three minute exposure taken using various colored torches etc to light my daughter and her cousin. Taken Christmas Day around midnight!. Andrew Bungard
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Canon 7D 30 Second exposure in the dead of night by River Chess. The trees and river were light by painting the objects with a torch. Andrew Bungard |
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Canon 7D More conventional. Taken at 6am in the Ashridge Estate Berkhampstead. Andrew Bungard
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Jack tells me this is two shots blended in Photoshop. The first one is a general wide image. The second one is with lights turned off. It's a long exposure with a laser pen plaid over the chair to form this lattice effect. |
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took some bracketed exposures of my local train station at sunset,
created an HDR picture from it, and tweaked it a bit on Photoshop.
I then combined it with several of the ribbons on the fan photos
from the lesson
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Jack tells me this is two shots blended in Photoshop. The first one is a general wide image. The second one is with lights turned off. It's a long exposure with a laser pen plaid over the Welder to form this lattice effect. |
Sea sun and clouds. A timeless image than in a nut shell reminds me of many happy days gone past. Image by Liz Vaz |
Canon MK 11 The Cathedral Steps by Chris Worthington. This reminds me of the famous images of Wells Cathedral Steps taken in the early 1900s. Just such a clean and simple image full of stories. |
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Canon IXUS 100IS 0.8 second @ f/5.6 ISO 800 (Camera on auto) Taken through the windscreen as it was washed by the wipers. Experimentation frees your mind, gives you confidence and can produce fresh dynamic images.
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Nikon D70 Nicola Van Barthold. It's been a wild wind watching Nicola grow in experience and confidence. She's been Student at The New Thames Valley University, Photography and done numerous other photography courses. |
Canon Powershot S5IS 1/60th second @ f/4 ISO 100 (Camera on manual) This was shot at sunrise, a time called the "magic hour" when everything looks beautiful. The long lens has foreshortened the perspective, adding to the drama.
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Nikon D2X 8 seconds @ f/4 ISO 100 (Camera on manual) The camera lies on the carpet and a torch hangs spinning from the door frame. This was taken at nighttime with the torch turned on and the room lights turned off half way through the exposure. |
Peter Mais
Landscape photography is all about effort. Being there at the right time. Making time to wait for the moment. With a tripods you can use long shutter speeds and leave the camera in place just till the light is exactly right. |
Peter
Mais
A nice wide angle lens has bought the foreground right into the picture. A tripod was used and I should think around half a second exposure to get the water milky |
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Wendy Harrison
It's interesting to se how much the reads in the foreground just make the picture. A calm peaceful image. Pictures don't have to be rocket science to acheive loads like this one
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Wendy Harrison
Again, just a clean simple image that says so much. It's often a case of "shoot what you see" |
PJ
Quite interesting that the "light" in this image is solely the reflected light from a window. I like the blur in the second hand giving a movement in time. |
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