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SydneySider
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 54
Australia

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Its a double standard isnt it. A guy cheats, he is an asshole. A woman does it, and its like well if he is not man enough to give you want you want, then go get it from somewhere else...
This taken with a 100mm macro lens. Its a simple image, but that lens is sharp as a tack..
Im going to double dip here. Posted these in the sunset thread too.







Santa Monica Beach..
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I don't do photography myself, but I have a lot of photographers for friends, all from university. This one photograph got me the most, though all of them are beautifully composed and captured, I couldn't figure out what the white substance is--snow, salt, foam? Do tell, it'll nag me for ages. And I could've definitely gone without seeing the bug.. even close up and detailed they give me the creeps!


Its snow...and I knew the bug would cause a few queezey stomachs...
They are so cheap anyway Bambi..its well worth it.


I used extension tubes on my 70-300mm lens to get that macro effect.
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Would you believe Im so paranoid about losing my photos I have a back up hard drive for my back up hard drive


You dont have a back up unless you have 3 copies...one of which is separate location from the other backups...I got it sorted now..
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Just to clarify it's absolutely nothing personal

You know how it is, we all have different styles....and we all get a bit over attached to our photographic babies


yes we do...I have not taken it personal at all...Your river photo is a cracker...I lost so many photos when I got up during a back up and the external drive hit the tiles..the irony...
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How do you do the fake tilt shift effect? I love it! It makes Circular Quay look like it's made out of lego!

I will see what I can dig out of my archives, when I find my exterior hard drive.




Nic, tilt shift is usually done with a lens that, get this, tilts. It blurs the top and bottom of the frame giving it that tiny feel. But it fails if something on the focal plane goes out of the top of the frame. It should be in focus the whole way up. I just used the blur tool in an editing program and controlled its strength. Big blur for things in the far distance, and adjusted it as things for closer to my focal point. Its time consuming, but the effect is far better.
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In the nicest possible sense...can I request not, please. Partly because I'm happy with them as they are in there natural state (I rarely do anything more than gentle tweaking in photoshop)...and partly because I'm not sure that I like the idea of someone having one of my photos up in an editing program!



I know how people are with their photos, its why I asked and I totally understand your response..its all god...
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This is taken with a newer camera model (Canon's 60D as opposed to my 400D)...although I don't find an awful lot of different in the image quality between these cameras I do find mine is lacking when it comes to the close ups..

My great grandmother's engagement and wedding ring.



I love the sentiment of this, but do you mind if I post an edit?? Its a very simple one, but has made it pop a little more...and please, post all you want.


Took this from the top of the south pylon of the Harbour Bridge. Yes, you can get up there, its not part of the bridge climb. Its much cheaper and just as spectacular.
Just used a standard 18-35mm lens, adjusted the colour and contrast, added a gradient layer mask to darken the clouds to how they looked on the day.
I have noticed in my travels that there are many people here that have an interest in photography. So here is a chance to showcase your favourite photos that you have taken. If you like, share your inspiration, technique, what lens you used, the lighting, and what you did in post processing. Lets face it, digital photos need to be processed, but Im sure there are some purists out there who still use film. So post away, dont be shy. It does not matter if you took it with a $10k DSLR or the camera on your phone, we'd like to see it. And maybe we might learn something along the way. Im sure I will.
Lack of planning on your part, does not justify an emergency on mine...