General Photography Competition #155

[zeppelin]

Congratulations to cmcpokey for winning competition #154!

Originally Posted by Rules

• The deadline is Saturday 11:59PM
• The photograph can contain any non-automotive image (other than adulterous material)
• The proposed picture must be your own and not found on the net.
• The photograph must be attached using the UCP system. Any picture not attached using the UCP system will not be in the voting thread.
• Your image may be up to 800 pixels wide or tall.
• Photograph may contain post-processing editing
• It is preferred that you state enhancements made, but not necessary.
• The photograph must be taken no earlier than three months before start date
• Each photographer cannot vote for himself, they must vote for the others.
• Any users who enter and vote for themselves automatically receive a 2 week penalty from the competition and all votes previously given to his/her photo are removed.
• The entry must contain the following information in the same order :

User name
Subject matter/photo title
Date taken
Camera Type | additional information you feel important

Originally Posted by Standings 2008

Manik: 6
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Dary: 5 / zeppelin: 5
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Sauc3: 4
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Ecnelis: 2
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carinho40: 1 / basman007: 1 / aiasib: 1 / <AAA-MOD>: 1 / kvisser: 1 / nopassn: 1 / Piacki_117: 1 / IBrake4Rainbows: 1 / RacingManiac: 1 / #1 Mustang Fan: 1 / orne: 1 / SPHFerrari: 1 / LeonOfTheDead: 1 / cmcpokey: 1
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January: basman007 / February: Sauc3 / March: Manik / April: kvisser / May: Piacki_117 / June: IBrake4Rainbows / July: Sauc3

Alright, everything's getting back on track. This one is a little later, so I can slowly adjust the threads to Sunday/Mondays.

[#1 Mustang Fan]

#1 Mustang Fan
The Dog
4 days ago..
Pentax K10d - ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/90 Shutter Speed.

[scottie300z]

Scottie300z
Go Snail Go
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens
Sept 1
Canon PowerShot S5 iS

[drakkie]

Drakkie
"Rusting away"
Former dock crane, now birds nest
Former RDM Shipyard, Heijplaat
Pentax K100D + Sigma 10-20mm
August 31st




This picture was taken during a meet-up of the port photography group is started a while back. If any of the local guys want to join some time, feel free and let me know. We started with 3 guys(1st meet) and now we have 18 active members !

This leg is part of a tripod-crane. I was climbing up along a cage ladder between the other two legs, when I took this. The building behind is the former machine shop, which is being converted to school now !

[John Thawley]

John Thawley
Home
Taken from my backyard in Bonita Springs, Florida
September 9, 2008
Leica Digilux 3
Leica 14mm-50mm f/2.8

ISO 100
1/30 sec. (hand held)
f/2.8
RAW conversion in Aperture - Noise Ninja

[superwaxer]

superwaxer
Coastal Panorama
07/09/2008
Canon 400D | 18mm | ISO 200 | f/11 | 1/40 sec | ND Grad Filter
Panorama created in Photoshop | Adjusted colour levels

[LeonOfTheDead]

Originally Posted by superwaxer

Panorama created in Photoshop

ehm...need some explanation...

[superwaxer]

Originally Posted by LeonOfTheDead

ehm...need some explanation...

Oh sorry. I created an image with a 'wider field of view' can I say by merging two pictures in Photoshop. In other words, I had two pictures on the same level capturing different parts of a scene which I then merged as one.

"In its most general sense, a panorama is any wide view of a physical space. It has also come to refer to a wide-angle representation of such a view — whether in painting, drawing, photography, film/video etc" (wikipedia.org)

Hope this clears things up!

[LeonOfTheDead]

Originally Posted by superwaxer

Oh sorry. I created an image with a 'wider field of view' can I say by merging two pictures in Photoshop. In other words, I had two pictures on the same level capturing different parts of a scene which I then merged as one.

"In its most general sense, a panorama is any wide view of a physical space. It has also come to refer to a wide-angle representation of such a view — whether in painting, drawing, photography, film/video etc" (wikipedia.org)

Hope this clears things up!

oh, thanks.
can you post the two original images, even in low res of course?

[superwaxer]

Yep sure. I think its these two ones Im not sure (cant remember which ones Ive used!).

[Dary]

Originally Posted by superwaxer

superwaxer
Coastal Panorama
07/09/2008
Canon 400D | 18mm | ISO 200 | f/11 | 1/40 sec | ND Grad Filter
Panorama created in Photoshop | Adjusted colour levels

nicely done!

[superwaxer]

Originally Posted by Dary

nicely done!

Thanks for the compliment! Its the first one Ive done so i was unsure whether people will like it.

[John Thawley]

Originally Posted by superwaxer

Yep sure. I think its these two ones Im not sure (cant remember which ones Ive used!).

It's not these two.... one is 18mm and the other shot at 21mm

Why wouldn't you just back up a few feet... shoot wide and crop to a panoramic? I don't see the reason for all the Photoshop stitching gyrations.

JT

[superwaxer]

Originally Posted by John Thawley

It's not these two.... one is 18mm and the other shot at 21mm

Why wouldn't you just back up a few feet... shoot wide and crop to a panoramic? I don't see the reason for all the Photoshop stitching gyrations.

JT

Its not that simple. The more you back up on this shot the more of the foreground will be in the picture and less background. Your theory would have worked if I had wings or a pocket helicopter maybe.

And by the way, I didnt plan on doing a panorama when I originally took the pictures, I thought I might try it afterwards.

I got the idea from this guy: Check it out

[f6fhellcat13]

Why do you guys always have to make our decisions so hard?