(5 years and 3342 days ago)
A WINNER!! THIS IS AMAZING!!
(5 years and 3346 days ago)
A WINNER!! THIS IS AMAZING!!
great shot
AWESOMMME!! there`s no other wrd i guess!!
great entry !!! amazin!!
TERRIBLE! Awesome shot though
congrats!!! great image!
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Legal by prescription in all of Canada and about 1/2 of the United States.
If you have cancer and you are ignorant about the facts regarding this medicine, you would do well to educate yourself.
Ill not say more because I am passionate about this issue and have a fear of my comments being deleted. (5 years and 3347 days ago)
Yeah... I did heavy testing of that medicine all through the 70's
That explains a lot, LOL
Ahhh, how i miss Canada!
I got to move to Canada....
As far as photo quality, you might want to tweak the contrast and maybe bump up the saturation levels a little. I think it would really enhance the green.
suggestion taken thank you
Ya that's better! Fabulous entry BTW! There can never be too many perfect drug entries. GL!
Oh why am I not surprised.
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ISO-200,shutter speed-250
aperture-f/8 (5 years and 3347 days ago)
beautiful scenery, but I feel you have overdone the contrast or the sharpening.
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(5 years and 3348 days ago)
I like the composition, but IMO more DOF would make it better! Good luck
ha!... if I only knew how to play with DOF....
DOF is all a matter of the f-stop, f5.6 will let in more light, but only a small area is sharp. f11 will let in less light and give a deeper depth of field. When you focus on something it will be sharp 1/3 infront of that point and 2/3 behind. How deep the focus is depends on your f-stop, lens and distance from the subject.
a perfect 'laymans' explanation Kiwi........
I agree with the DOF. It just takes some practice. I myself have a hard time with it but you have a great shot here to work with. Nice idea
Thanks friiskiwi! I really appreciate your help but I'd prefer you could come to my place and teach me directly...
By the way, i forgot to tell you I'm using a digital Sony DSC-S90 4.1 mega pixels MPEGMOVIE vx bought few centuries ago.... I'm not so sure I could squeeze much more from this camera....
IF I were to buy a new one, what would you all suggest keeping in mind I'm not a professional and that I would like to always have the camera with me (i.e. NOT over one ton and NO longer than 2-3 meters.... )
Author, I'd suggest you post (or have a look) in the photography forum. While I'm here though, you might want to consider a 'bridge' camera as a beginner. Most of the functions of a big DSLR but no need to change lenses and much smaller. I have the Nikon P90 and it does a decent job.
sorry everybody, I had forgotten about the forum, in any case THANKS, at least now I know what category of cameras I have to look at.
Get one with interchangeable lenses, at a minimum
You gave a whole new meaning to the snow white fairytale lol
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