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jccj58 wrote in post #12525262
Finally got a chance to walk around some today and caught this osprey buzzing me...Watched him a while hoping he would dive for some fish, but he was just cruising!

John

AWESOME SHOTS John.....

Thanks Peter I appreciate it.

John

gepixelt wrote in post #12527633
there are always exceptions

Currently, we're all very proud of Dirk Nowitzki. Basketball isn't that popular here, but everybody hopes, that Dirk kicks Miami's ass

GOOOOOOOOOOO MAVS!!!!

Go Heat!! Hey there has to be competition!

John

RogerC11 wrote in post #12526785
Couple more from today
1.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/chan84/57927183​36/

3.

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Nice shots Roger. I like #1 the best because your model was framed nicely with the clouds behind her but I wish it had been a full body shot like #3. Otherwise nice use of lighting. Do you have any BTS shots of your lighting setup?

Peter2516 wrote in post #12526946

All very nice Peter but this one is my favorite.

gepixelt wrote in post #12527549
cars&birds day?

hope you all agree, that the best cars are build in germany, eh?

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/gepixelt/564426​1096/
Mercedes Benz by gepixelt, on Flickr

I agree Dirk but the best birds are built right here in the U.S.

Peter2516 wrote in post #12526946
more birds

these are looking great,i really like the background on the first three

No shooting for me today,its pouring rain,yuck. guess ill have to go shopping,LOL

photograma wrote in post #12528210
No shooting for me today,its pouring rain,yuck. guess ill have to go shopping,LOL

Rain is something I look forward to photographing and it is lots of fun.

Some tips here

http://www.thephotoarg​us.com …for-shooting-in-the-rain/

jccj58 wrote in post #12525262
This one was almost directly into the sun, but I liked the look of it...

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/jccj58/57914306​91/
osprey-4 by jccj58, on Flickr

And I know why you would John 'cause it's a beautiful shot. I think the backlighting is what makes this one unique so that's why it's my favorite from this set.

I also can't see the outline of its beak so I get the impression that he was checking you out because you were checking him out with your one big eye.

Once again great shot.

Peter2516 wrote in post #12526946
more birds

Peter, these are really, REALLY good. Such detail in the feathers!!

Boy, I wish you'd start showing us your exif info. Would be really helpful. pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze!!

LuFaiNe wrote in post #12527975
Nice shots Roger. I like #1 the best because your model was framed nicely with the clouds behind her but I wish it had been a full body shot like #3. Otherwise nice use of lighting. Do you have any BTS shots of your lighting setup?

LuFaine, I will try to remember to get a BTS shot on my next shoot. This one in particular was lit using a 580ex through a white shoot-through umbrella. A simple one-light setup.
Getting the full body on shot #1 was quite a problem without getting the light stand in the frame so it was the best I could manage. I'm going to try to see if I can take 2 exposures handheld and get rid of the light stand in a composited layer in PS on my next shoot. Similar to what I did for the biker shoot but I used a tripod for that.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/chan84/57778511​38/

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/chan84/57819975​86/

LuFaiNe wrote in post #12528730
And I know why you would John 'cause it's a beautiful shot. I think the backlighting is what makes this one unique so that's why it's my favorite from this set.

I also can't see the outline of its beak so I get the impression that he was checking you out because you were checking him out with your one big eye.

Once again great shot.

Thanks Lou, Yeah he was definitely giving me the evil eye. wondering why I was invading his space I imagine. Thanks again.

John

AnnieBananie wrote in post #12528756
Peter, these are really, REALLY good. Such detail in the feathers!!

Boy, I wish you'd start showing us your exif info. Would be really helpful. pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze!!

Yeah Peter we need to know......

John

Thank you guys and Annie for all the kinds words. Tonight I will try to post the exif but first how do I do that I know a little thing about it. I have lightroom 3 and CS4, I think I tried to click the info before in CS4 and it shows some details about a picture. I think it was annie (not sure) who posted where to bring it out in cs4. EXIF is different with metadata? Sorry newbie here.

Peter2516 wrote in post #12529321
Thank you guys and Annie for all the kinds words. Tonight I will try to post the exif but first how do I do that I know a little thing about it. I have lightroom 3 and CS4, I think I tried to click the info before in CS4 and it shows some details about a picture. I think it was annie (not sure) who posted where to bring it out in cs4. EXIF is different with metadata? Sorry newbie here.

No.. it's the same as your metadata Problem with photoshop is there doesn't seem to be a way to copy it, other than to take a screenshot.

Were you using photobucket? I'm not familiar with their setup. I know that in Flickr, you can click on the photo and then there's a link to your camera name, and clicking on that brings up the exif.

Even better is when we direct upload here, but that only allows two photos at a time, and only in certain sizes/mgs. When we can do that though, the exif info should be embedded, and viewable with just a right click (provided you've got an exif reader installed on your puter).

I hope this is making some sense.