Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Originally uploaded by eemsdad.
This is fitting since Spring is here. The days in the office staring outside go by so slow now. That said, great lighting, depth of field and composition. A very pleasant photograph. Thanks for sharing on flickr.
Shot with a Canon 5D at f/2.8, 1/3200 sec. and ISO 160.
Originally uploaded by lolla_sig.
Here’s a quaint little church for your Sunday Photo of the Day.
Shot with a Fuji Finepix S3 Pro at f/11, 1/60 sec. and ISO 200.
Originally uploaded by ~Bellatrix~.
This is an example of a little effort and creativity can result in – even with a point and shoot camera like the Canon A95 used here.
Great shot and crop! Thanks for sharing.
Originally uploaded by rougerouge.
I was stumbling around the web today and came upon PlanetNeil. Neil van Neikerk is a pro photographer in NJ. You should really check out his blog and photos. He’s got a creative vision that really shows in his work.
You’re wondering about the whole on-camera flash bit, right? This is where the stumbling comes in. I landed on his FAQ for flash techniques, specifically, the use of on-camera flash. Solid stuff. His FAQ is very well written with nice example photos of what he’s talking about. If your photos just look plain wrong when your shooting with your on-camera flash, head on over now to learn how to do it right. That said, if you think you know how to bounce your flash and you’re still reading this post then you need to read it too – go now.
Thanks for the great article Neil and thanks to rougerogue on flickr for opening blogs on the cool shot above.
Originally uploaded by joshuatargownik.
We get two in one today – a cool shot and a lesson on how it’s done. It looks like Joshua is a Strobist reader too (see the links in my sidebar under “Photography Resources”).
This was a recent topic for a Strobist assignment and this shot pretty much nailed it. If you want a more in depth lesson, first, take a look at the original Strobist post and then, see the explanation post.
This post was made possible by Strobist and Joshua‘s generous sharing via flickr.
Originally uploaded by x-av.
Repetition in a photograph can make a strong statement if used correctly. This really is a great capture. Think about it; if the stairs were covered with people, this photo wouldn’t be nearly as compelling. Next time you’re out shooting, think about using repetition somewhere along the way. Thanks for sharing.
Originally uploaded by Lawrence Whittemore.
A wonderful HDR shot of the Union St. Church for Sunday’s Photo of the Day.
Originally uploaded by childish_david.
Great capture and post processing. Time for a plug for Childish David Texture Actions?
