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12-21-2016, 03:43 PM
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Wow, some of your guys shots within the past 5 pages are truly sensational

Side note: where does lieutenantgains get all these hot chicks from
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12-22-2016, 10:17 AM
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It's nice shots. I would smooth some of his facial bleamishes. You can do it with GIMP (Gnu Image Manipulation Program) it's free. I do it all the time with pictures of family, etc.
Thanks man will check it out.
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12-22-2016, 10:31 AM
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Shot some new faces yesterday


Yve and Kara by Gary Hebding Jr. , on Flickr

Very nice!


Photography skills are nice too. Looking at your Flickr, you have talent.


This shot here, her eyes just steal the show, great shot.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/garyhebding/30278631790/


Your B/W and motion shots of racing are awesome too. Very impressed.
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12-22-2016, 10:35 AM
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very nice!


Photography skills are nice too. Looking at your flickr, you have talent.


This shot here, her eyes just steal the show, great shot.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/garyhebding/30278631790/


your b/w and motion shots of racing are awesome too. Very impressed.
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12-22-2016, 10:35 AM
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You made something as incredibly ugly as a windmill look beautiful.
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12-22-2016, 03:52 PM
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Understandable, some people prefer borderless. Nevertheless, borders have purpose and function. Also, sometimes required for display.
I just prefer no borders online and framed mats in person unless it's large then I prefer borderless on gatorboard. That's what I do for galleries including artwork as well.


Save a lot of $$ and do it yourself. It is also a nice way to make $$ on the side if you are near an art school. So easy.
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12-23-2016, 04:41 PM
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Very nice!


Photography skills are nice too. Looking at your Flickr, you have talent.


This shot here, her eyes just steal the show, great shot.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/garyhebding/30278631790/


Your B/W and motion shots of racing are awesome too. Very impressed.
Thank you, I'm a bad judge of my work so I appreciate the feedback

Just got back into Poland where I'm staying after a couple days in London, going through those pics now.


Heathrow Airport by Gary Hebding Jr. , on Flickr


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12-30-2016, 08:53 AM
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one of the local guys is running a 5 day challenge.. yesterday was liquid..
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12-30-2016, 09:04 AM
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anyone shooting analog? what's better film, lomo or ilford?
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12-30-2016, 09:17 AM
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anyone shooting analog? what's better film, lomo or ilford?
I've shot film in every format for 6+ years pre-digital inc. developing with all sorts of esoteric devs and printing it. I am so glad to see the back of it but the medium and large format cameras are interesting to use.

Anyway lomo as far as I know is some hipster ******* thing, whereas ilford is a legit b&w film company. Don't sent it to a lab or they WILL butcher it, develop it yourself it is easy and cheap. Otherwise shoot b&w that can go though colour machines like ilford xp2.
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12-30-2016, 10:30 AM
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anyone shooting analog? what's better film, lomo or ilford?
Only in class. Kodak/ilford

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12-31-2016, 12:00 PM
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anyone shooting analog? what's better film, lomo or ilford?
Well when I started it was all there was. Ilford all the way. I did some really great b/w with that dark room is was awesome.

Not really sure what you would get out of shooting analog now. It's also really expensive.
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01-01-2017, 08:40 AM
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Not really sure what you would get out of shooting analog now. It's also really expensive.
Which is kind of the point: it forces you to plan and think, (rather than just clicking away hoping you capture something worthwhile), before you shoot. For that reason the better film (motion) schools also start you off this way.
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01-01-2017, 08:59 AM
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In! I bought a Pentax K50 just before the Holidays. Any videos or books you all recommend to get better? Here is one of my better pictures but I still notice some blur in it and some mistakes in the angles.

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01-01-2017, 09:05 AM
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Any videos or books you all recommend to get better? Here is one of my better pictures but I still notice some blur in it and some mistakes in the angles.




A bit more advanced version of the first



Otherwise torrent stuff from creativelive.com
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01-01-2017, 01:44 PM
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Otherwise torrent stuff from creativelive.com
His stuff is great…also adorama.com has a lot of how too video's.
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In! I bought a Pentax K50 just before the Holidays. Any videos or books you all recommend to get better? Here is one of my better pictures but I still notice some blur in it and some mistakes in the angles.

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I do see some composition issues (sky/horizon), but nothing that can be fixed in post.
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01-01-2017, 07:21 PM
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one of the local guys is running a 5 day challenge.. yesterday was liquid..
I'm looking at this as a product shot. I think you need a greater depth of field so the entire glass is in focus and sharp. The back left edge of the glass and back of the top ice cube look blurry to me. I would also add some edge lighting to clearly define the glass. Right now the top quarter of the glass disappears into the background. The light isn't centered over the glass causing an oblong shadow. I don't like how the spot light is cut off by the edge of the surface you shot on, as well as too tight of a crop. The shot needs to allow for someone to easily be able to add negative space in any direction. The glass is also slightly off center.

Conceptually, I like what you thought up. Real ice doesn't give you a very long working time, so I'm sure you were hurrying along. I also don't see any finger prints, smudges, or other nonsense. Considering that you likely weren't interested in spending a few hours setting everything up, I like what you did. Hopefully the challenge goes well for you.
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In! I bought a Pentax K50 just before the Holidays. Any videos or books you all recommend to get better? Here is one of my better pictures but I still notice some blur in it and some mistakes in the angles.

Here's a post I made earlier in the thread.

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Marc Levoy's Lectures on Digital Photography is a good series for the technical aspect of digital photography. Though, I wouldn't put much weight into his camera, lens, or artistic opinions.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...bF1GXoCA-DA-7i



Ted Forbes (The Art of Photography) has a good series on composition. Unfortunately as of late he's gotten into the gear shilling game. Plus his ego has been growing out of control and the quality of his videos has significantly dropped.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...TwDHA00VsMzsAl
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I'm looking at this as a product shot. I think you need a greater depth of field so the entire glass is in focus and sharp. The back left edge of the glass and back of the top ice cube look blurry to me. I would also add some edge lighting to clearly define the glass. Right now the top quarter of the glass disappears into the background. The light isn't centered over the glass causing an oblong shadow. I don't like how the spot light is cut off by the edge of the surface you shot on, as well as too tight of a crop. The shot needs to allow for someone to easily be able to add negative space in any direction. The glass is also slightly off center.

Conceptually, I like what you thought up. Real ice doesn't give you a very long working time, so I'm sure you were hurrying along. I also don't see any finger prints, smudges, or other nonsense. Considering that you likely weren't interested in spending a few hours setting everything up, I like what you did. Hopefully the challenge goes well for you.
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I had 20 minutes to come up with a concept, shoot, process and upload. I hear you about the light alignment, it bugged me, too. light fall off on the right is due to surface ending. that's a narrow stool that glass is sitting on.
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01-06-2017, 06:55 PM
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Latest edit, new shoot scheduled for tomorrow.


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thanks.
I had 20 minutes to come up with a concept, shoot, process and upload. I hear you about the light alignment, it bugged me, too. light fall off on the right is due to surface ending. that's a narrow stool that glass is sitting on.
Definitely a good job for 20 minutes. There's been numerous times where I've taken shots thinking I'd killed it, only to take a look on the computer and realize I've got to go redo things. Sometimes that will happen multiple times. I've got problems keeping things clean and free of dust.
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my $1500 setup i picked up. Local studio closing, liquidated by bank with in person auction.

only downside is 178,000 shutter count.


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Still art?

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my $1500 setup i picked up. Local studio closing, liquidated by bank with in person auction.

only downside is 178,000 shutter count.


That's already above average, but like any middle point its possible to way beyond that.
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long time no post

we have this great grey owl hanging around a spot 20min out of town and it loves to show off for the photographers. Not baited at all! completely wild.



i got so many good shots of it i dont even know which to begin posting. will probably take me weeks to go through all of them
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