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[eightballrj]

No Lights by D. Richard Jackson, on Flickr

It's amazing what a little light can do for an old building(completely lit by strobes... no external light sources are on this building at all):


Light Where There Was None by D. Richard Jackson, on Flickr


Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? (Day 40) by D. Richard Jackson, on Flickr


The Tongue of Death by D. Richard Jackson, on Flickr

 

[X Racer]

Here's a shot of a rare occurrence. Once a year when the sun is in just the right place there are some mountains in Western NC that cast a shadow that looks like a bear jumping over the valley below. It only lasts about 2 minutes when it happens ;-)



pretty neat eh?

 

[Erich1B]

Here's another new one:



Taken from the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western NC ;-)

I really like this shot. What camera/lense did you use? Any filters?

 

[unnerv]

Thanks for the great photos unnerv. I had a lot of fun freaking my co-worker out with #1. :devil:

Thanks! I have to say I love to do that to my co worker/friends too.

Try this one, as it is an extreme close up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/unnerv/3812904605/in/set-72157618896426820/

X-Racer - spectacular shot!

 

[ninemm]

Thanks! I have to say I love to do that to my co worker/friends too.

Try this one, as it is an extreme close up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/unnerv/3812904605/in/set-72157618896426820/

I'll have to wait for them to leave their computer unattended so I can set it as their screensaver/background.

 

[X Racer]

I really like this shot. What camera/lense did you use? Any filters?

Thanks! This one was shot with a Nikon D300 and the Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8 w/ a circular polarizer.

 

[Max_Power]

Thanks! I have to say I love to do that to my co worker/friends too.

Try this one, as it is an extreme close up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/unnerv/3812904605/in/set-72157618896426820/

Aragog!

 

[Patriot]

Just a few animal photo's.....

Green Pastures

Elk through the Mist

Three weeks old

Five weeks old

Six week old Redtail Hawk

 

[RF4C]

That's a great shot of the Red Tail Hawk chick. Looks like he's about ready to launch into "full shred" mode on you.

 

[think2x]

Found her hanging out by the fire pit last night while camping.

 

[X Racer]

Just shot this one the other day:



This one was shot with a Nikon D700 w/ the 17-35mm 2.8 and a circular polarizer...

 

[vaughnsphotoart]

David, was that Abrams Falls near Bristol? Lovely shot.

 

[Erich1B]

Just shot this one the other day:



This one was shot with a Nikon D700 w/ the 17-35mm 2.8 and a circular polarizer...

Very nice shot. Tell me, do you do any editing in photoshop to enhance the luminosity of the falls with a curves adjustment layer?

 

[X Racer]

David, was that Abrams Falls near Bristol? Lovely shot.

This one is a small waterfall on private property in western NC ;-)

 

[X Racer]

Very nice shot. Tell me, do you do any editing in photoshop to enhance the luminosity of the falls with a curves adjustment layer?

Thanks!

My process varies from picture to picture, but I do adjust curves when necessary ;-)

 

[Erich1B]

Thanks!

My process varies from picture to picture, but I do adjust curves when necessary ;-)

Thanks for the reply. I asked, as I'm quite new to photoshop and am working on learning all the different adjustments you can do.

I like the look of that shot and was curious about editing techniques. You have some very nice landscape photographs - something I'm working towards myself but need lots of practice.

Erich

 

[Greta]

Taken this morning. Bird flew into the window and knocked herself silly. Hank had to check her out.

No editing of image other than down-sizing.

 

[DM51]

Awww...! that Hank's just a big softie, isn't he?

 

[Greta]

Awww...! that Hank's just a big softie, isn't he?

Yeah he is... ... He really was so cute with this. Didn't really even try to do more than get in a little lick... as you can see in the picture...

 

[don.gwapo]

Two kids looking at you. .