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    Oregon Coast Ideas?

    cape kiwanda is a few minutes north of lincoln city. there are sea stacks, tide pools and sand dunes there. if you hike to the top of the sand dunes there are some long dead gray trees sticking through the sand. i bet the morning light would light 'em up real nice.
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    Waterfall on the McCloud River

    I've wondered about HDR myself because it can become a crutch when used too often. But I think we are also debating different styles within photography. The cartoonish look of some HDR isn't necessarily a bad thing. You just need to take it for what it is and kinda accept it as a style that you...
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    Waterfall on the McCloud River

    i think it would be a fun challenge, to shoot an HDR waterfall without any blown highlights - and impossible to tell that it's HDR.
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    Waterfall on the McCloud River

    the highlights do get blown out with long exposures of water used in an HDR. i took a similar shot where everything looked fine except a spot of blown out water. i wonder if you froze the water in all but one of the exposures - if it would solve it.
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    Waterfall on the McCloud River

    but there are some HDR's that are so subtle that you can't hardly tell they're HDR. don't those work?
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    Waterfall on the McCloud River

    where is this river? all nice images, thumbs up!
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    Macro Photography

    I use a Takumar 50mm F4 1:1 macro lens with my Canon 5d mkii and get amazing results. It's a 50 year old lens and strictly manual, but the images have amazing color saturation and sharpness and the thing is dirt cheap compared to the Canon macro lenses. I paid $6 for mine at a thrift store plus...
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    Light Painting

    yep, 30 seconds is the absolute limit for freezing stars, which pretty much requires an f2.8 lens unless you wanna shoot at iso1600+ - which ain't gonna be pretty! great first attempt. I'm looking forward to seeing more.
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    Light Painting

    have you tried using colored gels? you can do some really fun things...a headlamp might not be powerful enough to paint with em but to give you an idea here's a photo i did while camping over the weekend. i painted the red light, blue inside the car, red on the break lights and just used plain...
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    been getting tired of crispy sharp.

    You should experiment with using a plastic slurpee lid over the end of the lens. depending on what focal length you're at you can get interesting results. Focus too close and you see a clear octagonal shape (the straw hole), but focused very far away and you get a sharp center but blurred and...
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    AMA Supercross Seattle

    I love the shot of all the bikes peeling out at the starting gate - such a unique perspective.
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    Hello from Renton

    hey bean, your name rocks.
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    Rocky - a dozen of my best from 2009

    I love your shuksan photo. that thing just jumps right off the screen!
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    Washington Photographer Intros

    Ok, I've avoided this long enough. My name is Brian. I'm 34, was born and raised in the Seattle area and currently live in Bellevue. I've been into photography for 2 years after dating a high school photography teacher who inspired me to buy my very first camera at a thrift store, a Pentax ME. I...
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    Juanita Creek

    so nice. the 5d is blowing me away any time you post a photo from it.
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    frog legs, anyone?

    ha ha, awesome.
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    Franklin Falls

    nice. i like #2 most i think. how far of a hike is it to these falls?
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    starry, starry night...

    sorry to offer advice when it wasn't asked for but my first results with the 40d at 1600 iso were similar. when i dropped the iso down to 800-1000 and shot for 20 seconds things got better. I had less noise and more color in the sky along with brighter, more contrasty stars, and with the shorter...
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    Upper Franklin Falls

    did you shoot those with an ND filter?
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    Artist Point

    these are all very nice. the compositions are all well balanced and interesting. i think #3 is my favorite but i like how in #2 you can see through the water to the bottom. it adds so much dimension.


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