** THE Non-Reef Photo Thread **

[Anonymous]

Well Len, the results are very impressive. Don't you hate feeling half-guilty and somewhat feeling like you have to defend post-processing??? I think it's a necessary step in photography, especially digital work.

Anyway, yours is a great example. You'd never be able to tell that it's had heavy post-work. Awesome stuff! I'm putting the finishing touches on a gigantic panoramic stitchwork photo of 5 separate photos that I took for a presentation for my dad. It'd be pretty much impossible to do w/o the post work. Maybe when I'm done I'll turn it on end so it's easy to see and put it up here.

 

[Anonymous]

Thought I'd post this pic here. A couple more that I posted can be seen in the sump. I love taking pictures earling in the morning when the light has a more dramatic affect.

Regards, Eric

 

[Len]

Here's another sunset in California. I have a bunch of reef pix that I'll upload tonight

 

[fish tales]

Wow you guys take some beautiful pics 8O
I wish mine were half as good but here's one from Jamica last vacation.
Jeff

 

[Anonymous]

Here's one from one of the sportsparks where my wife and I play soccer. This was taken in severe overcast just after a little cloudburst thunderstorm.

Camera: Minolta DiMage 7i
Notes: 200mm (equiv) Macro; PS work to crop/frame and adjust brightness & contrast.

 

[azcaddman]

a quick shot from this weekend, on lake havasu

 

[Len]

Another floral pic

 

[Anonymous]

Another floral pic

Showoff. ;-)

Hey, PS question for you. Is there a quick and easy way to get that really thin black frame around the photo? I'm not talking about the matte, but rather that edge-line. I'm running PS-elements and can't figure it out.

 

[Bill2]

Here is a shot of the hotel in tahiti i worked for 2 weeks in April

 

[Bill2]

A boy playing in the ocean at tahiti. Composed in camera with no adjustments in photoshop

 

[Len]

Hey, that's reef related .... sorta

 

[Len]

Sharkky,

I'm not sure about elements, but in standard photoshop, you can do it as a layer style. Layer -> Layer style -> stroke. Change the color and width to whatever you'd like.

 

[Anonymous]

I have a thing about taking pics of candles. I also find reflections interesting whether on water, glass, or candle wax.

Regards, Eric

 

[NKT]

Here's an attempt at an abstract I took a long time ago...hehe

 

[NKT]

And another one...I call this one "Resting"

 

[Anonymous]

Now that's cool. Never thought to pose a rubber band. :lol: Great shots.

Regards

 

[reefNewbie]

nice pictures guys!

 

[azcaddman]

same 2 ducks, about 2 minutes before the peacefull family portrait above

 

[dgasmd]

Does this high quality count??

 

[NKT]

shot in santa barbara, ca