tristanlaing

This is my favorite newd shot on photo.net, just thought I'd let you know.

Good for midday, but the tones on the truck are blown out (or was it that faded to begin with?) Feels a tad dry, perhaps try to increase saturation, contrast with curves in photoshop, but keep the highlights under control. The sky needs to be a truer blue, there are tricks for that.

My favorite photo form the lot, hands down. Great sky, great shadows on the ground.

This photo is great, but, the sky is too bright. I'm not sure if it could be dodged. The solution is an orange filter, but its a bit late for that.

2 35mm frames @ 135mm stiched together

The red forground is fill flash. Try this with your D70!

Comments appreciated.

So, we're going to play a game. It's called "guess the decade". Do not cheat.

Not much to say.

This is really more like journalism - that's what my photography is getting to be with my

new digicam. Which, I like. I want to, in the future, cease to write words in my blog for an

entire month - only post pictures. I'm very interested in how one tells stories with different

mediums. Can any of you discern the story from this picture?

Seriously, make certain not to shoot your 28-85 wide open if you are

shooting contrasty negative film. You will get garbage like this (and

this is after lowering the contrast). Other than that, I really like

this shot. Perhaps intense dodging and burning could salvage it.

Before the audience arrives, before the lights go down, before the

sax player gets off the drum kit...

Anyone have an idea about this? It's shot at F16, focus near

infinity, 8 seconds, exposed at about iso 15, cross processed sensia

100. What's up with the mucky trees?

If you really want a treat, look at this photo next to the photo its

next to in my folder. It's a panorama. ya, ya I'll get on that.

Comments?

I don't know if any one of your photos has really gotten what it seems like you are trying to convey, but you're getting close. Keep trying. For me, it's the facial expression that makes or breaks the photo.

Does it have that 'classic' look to it? Taken with a "classic" rollei

35.

The fruit of some experimentation. What do you think?

I think this is a wonderful picture. Possibly the best fisheye shot I've ever seen.

I don't think so, if it really bothers you I could photoshop it out; it's not covering any difficult information.

Anyone remember these?

I really like this photo, I like "Garden of Eden" even more. Concerning this one, I'm intrigued into the fact you say that you used tungsten film during daylight? Is this how you get the blue, cold look? I think it's wonderful. Did you use a fill flash aswell?

I'm sorry to say this, it goes against everything I believe it. But still...fill flash.

He's wearing a nametag! Which is a picture of himself on the same

evening!

multiple exposure @ 4fps, handheld. What do you think?