2024-03-26 Photographers Choice

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21 Responses to 2024-03-26 Photographers Choice

  1. Paul Fesko says:

    I have been trying out different editing techniques. I wanted my picture to look like a pencil sketch. Several steps in Photoshop were required to get to this. The original photo is included in the comments.

  2. Henri says:

    With Easter having arrived, I thought chocolate photography might be appropriate. Here is a miniature construction work crew, jack hammering a chocolate arrangement. The scene was composed of 12 focus stacked images. I then tried to graft faces on the workers from self portraits I took in the different positions. By using Photoshop’s free-transform, selection modification and auto-blend I got this result.

  3. della says:

    I like the light reflections in the ripples
    ISO 1250 110mm f7.1 1/4000

  4. tony campos says:

    An older photo from my archives that i like and seems to fit the challenge. White balance and sharpened in Gimp.
    f/3.6, 1/250, iso64

  5. tony campos says:

    Taken also yesterday at the upper falls in Johnston Canyon.
    Photo taken with samsung phone camera.

  6. Ron says:

    Another round and curved inspired image: bathroom sink with window reflection. ISO 2500, f/18, 1/125.

  7. Ron says:

    More round and curved: saxophone, converted to black and white. ISO 6400, f/10, 1/30.

  8. Kim Symon says:

    This photo was taken on an evening channel tour at Tortuguero Costa Rica.
    The roundness of the Caiman’s eye and the reflection in the still water caught my attention.
    Canon EOS 7D Mark II
    f/8, 1/125 sec, iso 1000, and focal of 177

  9. della says:

    melting ice crystals ISO 200 200mm f7.1 ISO 1100

  10. Nick says:

    A miss. A sculpture on the smaller side in front of building on 4th Av and 2nd street. I saw the biker coming at the last minute, tried to re-direct focus point to biker, but missed. It would have been a nice shot if I had got the bike in focus rather than the sculpture. Thought to show it here nonetheless. LR(C) enhanced and cropped

  11. Nick says:

    More Curves. Archives…Windsor Station’s Commuter Rail Terminus, Montreal.

    • Nick says:

      I should have specified “approach” to terminus. The platforms are a couple hundred feet or so on the opposite end of the camera position

  12. Beth says:

    Archived picture of the skateboard park that has some nice curves and a young man deep in thought. Taken with a 70-300mm lens at f/7.1, 1/600 sec, ISO 100

  13. Beth says:

    I have been having fun taking pictures of the icicles melting outside my backdoor. The light that day helped me catch the tiny drops of water. Taken with my 18-55 mm lens at f/4.5, 1/4000 sec, ISO 250

  14. Dwight says:

    these are some photos I took in nw Calgary the first is north of Big Hill Spring Road down in a valley. I liked the oxbow effect.

  15. Dwight says:

    I liked Paul’s photo from Red Rock Coulee I have been there so I went into some photos I took about 10 years ago in what I call the Evanston Hoodoos. I replaced the background as the background was washed out.

  16. sue says:

    I like the curves of the Bactrian camels. Taken with a hand held 600mm lens, so I have to shoot at a high shutter speed as the lens is too heavy 1/1000, F6.3, iso 500

  17. sue says:

    The ger camp in the morning light. Taken with my iphone.

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