Official Photography Thread

[mtnbiker]

As cool as the trees and flat mirroring water are, I particularly like the crescents of the birds flying off, bringing a little action into an otherwise still life shot.

[eldiente]

Wow. Beautiful shot. Where's that?


Is that a Subaru hiding in the vegetation?

http://www.thesportsglobe.com/PublicLands/PublicLandDetails.aspx?PublicLand=100190

Yes - a subaru and truck

[eldiente]

Same place, lone fisherfolk vessel



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[happyone]

We have some very talent Photographers posting

Really nice Eldiente!

[Pelado]

http://www.thesportsglobe.com/Public...licLand=100190

Yes - a subaru and truck

I didn't notice the truck hiding behind the Subaru.

[tooblue]

I was out with my son helping him with a project (capturing video footage etc.) for school and came home with some good shots:

[Copelius]

Was leaving the Grand Valley and looked back to see the moon coming over the Grand Mesa.

[Katy Lied]

That photo is freakin beautiful El Dente. I also love the birds

[BigPiney]

I was out with my son helping him with a project (capturing video footage etc.) for school and came home with some good shots:

using a drone?

I like this picture but something about the angles the is driving me crazy.

[Jeff Lebowski]

using a drone?

I like this picture but something about the angles the is driving me crazy.

Yeah, it looks like it is pitching too far forward. 180 degree rotation would make it seem more natural I bet.

[Katy Lied]

I like this picture but something about the angles the is driving me crazy.

YEah, where is the center?
Angles1.jpg

[swampfrog]

using a drone?

I like this picture but something about the angles the is driving me crazy.

I think it's just the left side is coniferous and the right side deciduous, the coniferous have obvious wide angle perspective lines (the trunks tend to remain straight), where the deciduous are more difficult as the trunks don't necessarily have obvious lines. the one in the bottom right shows similar angles to the coniferous counterparts. I love drone shots. Just one more item on the photography wishlist, which just got longer with the release of the Canon R + new 50mm 1.2 lens.

[swampfrog]

I was out with my son helping him with a project (capturing video footage etc.) for school and came home with some good shots:

Like this one a lot, except that central tree, it would be fine if it included more of it I think. I love dramatic skies.

[tooblue]

using a drone?

I like this picture but something about the angles the is driving me crazy.

It's a meandering creek and the drone isn't moving, just hovering high above (at least that is what the sensor is supposed to ensure it does, but wind at that altitude has a way of distorting what the lens captures when you are shootings stills from that high up. I really like the line movement in the shot.

[tooblue]

Like this one a lot, except that central tree, it would be fine if it included more of it I think. I love dramatic skies.

I guess I could've walked down the hill and chopped that tree down ... ultimately, I decided against it. I could digitally remove it, but decided against doing that.