Horses on a Hilltop

maczippymaczippy Registered Users Posts: 597 Major grins
edited July 4, 2004 in Holy Macro
Something different...

hilltop_atlas.jpg

Technicals:

Canon 1D, 70-200f2.8IS, A Priority, f2.8:1/6400, FL200, 200ASA,

In PS CS, In RAW, shadow added, warmth added, saturation and contrast
upped�* and converted, transferred to B&W and sepia'd, noise/grain
added, cropped and then sharpened, saved for web..

Andrew :1drink
AutoMotoPhoto® Motorcycle Racing Photography
Next Race - MotoGP Donington
:ivar

Comments

  • lynnmalynnma Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 5,208 Major grins
    edited July 4, 2004
    maczippy wrote:
    Something different...



    Technicals:

    Canon 1D, 70-200f2.8IS, A Priority, f2.8:1/6400, FL200, 200ASA,

    In PS CS, In RAW, shadow added, warmth added, saturation and contrast
    upped�* and converted, transferred to B&W and sepia'd, noise/grain
    added, cropped and then sharpened, saved for web..

    Andrew 1drink.gif
    What a lovely horse shot.. and thanks for the exif mac. I'm suddenly confused about f stops... after all this time... why did you chose f2.8 .. was it very low light? I'm finding my shots rather "weak" looking, no snap. I'm fixing them in ps but the original shots are dissapointing to me. I'm shooting models for a calendar outside in partial shade at about A priority f8 or f10. I'm just interested to know.
    Beautiful shot, thanks for sharing.
    Lynn:D clap.gif
  • DewrGleisionDewrGleision Registered Users Posts: 159 Major grins
    edited July 4, 2004
    Wow; that could go in a steakhouse! Nice!

    Capitola, huh? Lovely city; I used to live in Hollister, just south of ya'. Whered you go to get that shot of the horses though? Doesnt look like Capitola, thats for sure!
    He who throws dirt, loses ground...
Sign In or Register to comment.