-=5D3 owners Unite! Discuss and post Photos! (2)

BigLobowski wrote in post #15308703
+1 for the crop here! Both great looks but really prefer the crop. Great capture Christian.

-1 for the cropped version.

While it is very nice, I prefer the balanced look of the non cropped version. It gives the viewer a very good reference to just how wide of an expanse the scene actually was. Shows the immensity of the rock cliff formations.

Have you tried a vertical crop where you really emphasize just the moon?

But I would just stick with the original, and print it on metallic paper using Silver EFX Pro.

Say that again...

^^ Haha nice shot!

Did my first maternity shoot today....certainly haven't developed the creativity for it yet, but it was fun nonetheless. Here is a BW shot that I liked.

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Dragged my ass out of bed this morning for the sunrise. Temperature -5, getting into more 'extreme' photography these days

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/dreamatrix/8237​741987/

Some more from me,
1, I was going to buy the Singh Ray soft diffuser filter but discovered a way to get that kind of look in my 5D III, this is a 2 shot multiple exposure one in focus and the other out of focus and the camera puts the 2 together

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^^^^ Spartan - Definitely a fan of the multiple exposures!! Been meaning to play around with that. Do you mind if I ask which control method you were using for those shots??

nqjudo wrote in post #15316906
^^^^ Spartan - Definitely a fan of the multiple exposures!! Been meaning to play around with that. Do you mind if I ask which control method you were using for those shots??

Yes me to, I was about ready to switch to Nikon cause of all of the features they have in there cameras, I used the Average setting try it in your home with a flower, works pretty good, here is another 9 shot in camera multiple exposure where you take 1 shot then zoom like 3-5mm turn your camera a little to the right and take another shot, then for the rest do the same, it was a horizontal but flipped it vertical cause i liked it better.

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My wife thought it would be a good idea for me to actually lay down under the jump and shoot the horse going over the top, but I've seen too many stumbles over the rails to give it up for my art quite that much. I think she just wants to cash in the life insurance policy. Plus, I didn't think a picture of the horse's belly would be that compelling anyway. Still managed to get very, very close with the 16-35.

Spartan, that's a wonderful set.