good afternoon mr evening

[Draken413o]

The afternoon and evening views as seen from the top of my block.

[peacewithinPG]

Originally Posted by Draken413o The afternoon and evening views as seen from the top of my block.

bro what lens are u using ah?
n what body?
the pictures are lovely!
any filters used?

[Draken413o]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG bro what lens are u using ah? n what body? the pictures are lovely! any filters used?

Hi, thanks so much for the compliment. Both pictures were shot with 11-16 f2.8 tokina ultra wide angle lens with a canon 50D body. No filters were used however I did HDR/DRI post processing to them to bring out the details in the scenes.

[eosandy]

Skies are beautiful.

[peacewithinPG]

amazing bro!
will i be able to use my 450D n a tamron 17-50 f/2.8 to capture tis?
HAHAHA!

just curious.
quite new to photography but looking at some of ur works & anson's veyr inspiring!

[aprilmoon92]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG amazing bro! will i be able to use my 450D n a tamron 17-50 f/2.8 to capture tis? HAHAHA! just curious. quite new to photography but looking at some of ur works & anson's veyr inspiring!

you should be able to achieve a similar photo, but if its not so cloudy you should use a CPL filter to bring out the sky, though the TS's photo looks as if the light was filtered enough w/o a CPL.

[peacewithinPG]

oh thx!
oh well i do have a CPL wif me but i tink i'll have to use my 50mm f/1.8 for that.

[Draken413o]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG amazing bro! will i be able to use my 450D n a tamron 17-50 f/2.8 to capture tis? HAHAHA! just curious. quite new to photography but looking at some of ur works & anson's veyr inspiring!

Hi! Thanks for visiting my thread!

I did HDR/DRI processing to the pictures so.. abit hard to replicate same shots with just one shot. Since you're new, you'd probably ask what is HDR/DRI then? It's the combination of three or more exposures to achieve more dynamic range in the picture.. Example.. being able to the get details from the whitest parts of the clouds by having an underexposure and details from shadows from an over exposure. Merging everything together with photomatix of adobe photoshop to get such images. =)

Hope it helps you out!

[peacewithinPG]

Originally Posted by Draken413o Hi! Thanks for visiting my thread! I did HDR/DRI processing to the pictures so.. abit hard to replicate same shots with just one shot. Since you're new, you'd probably ask what is HDR/DRI then? It's the combination of three or more exposures to achieve more dynamic range in the picture.. Example.. being able to the get details from the whitest parts of the clouds by having an underexposure and details from shadows from an over exposure. Merging everything together with photomatix of adobe photoshop to get such images. =) Hope it helps you out!

oh so the post processing part is something i'll have trouble with i guess but i'll try it out...
so i haf to take e same picture in 3 diff exposure to come up wif that?

[Draken413o]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG oh so the post processing part is something i'll have trouble with i guess but i'll try it out... so i haf to take e same picture in 3 diff exposure to come up wif that?

yeap basically yes. =)

[peacewithinPG]

Originally Posted by Draken413o yeap basically yes. =)

i see....i'll try it out soon...haha....but wont be as gd as urs....HAHAHA!

[Draken413o]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG i see....i'll try it out soon...haha....but wont be as gd as urs....HAHAHA!

as long as you try.. you're already better than someone who does not. =)

[peacewithinPG]

Originally Posted by Draken413o as long as you try.. you're already better than someone who does not. =)

words of wisdom from the pro!
HAHAHA!
thx alot!
i'll try soon.

[Draken413o]

Originally Posted by peacewithinPG words of wisdom from the pro! HAHAHA! thx alot! i'll try soon.

hahah no way am I a pro.. I'm just someone who has tried somewhat alot of techniques and experiments for the time I've been using a camera. =)

[Rendell]

Originally Posted by Draken413o hahah no way am I a pro.. I'm just someone who has tried somewhat alot of techniques and experiments for the time I've been using a camera. =)

I believe I have read this somewhere, but they say an Expert is someone who has "tried somewhat alot of techniques and experiments for the time".

[Draken413o]

hahaha... alamak.. I must pay royalty like that ah?