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thanks. that sounds like a really interesting book. i will try to take a look at if if i have chance

thanks. can you elaborate more about the effect that you're talking about? is it the wire mesh in #2 or is it the lines in all photos? and can you point me to that book? it sounds interesting.

and #4

yes i have another one 3

hi guys. a few photos from my trip to New York this is brooklyn bridge 1 2

these things aren't too hard to figure out but if you don't read on, it may cause you a lot of hairloss.

if camera settings are sRGB then there's a chance that the image got converted to ARGB when opened in PS. check out color settings policies (press ctrl+shift+k)

you used Adobe RGB in your cameara settings. simplest solution: in photoshop, go to Edit/Convert to profile then choose destination space as sRGB. lazy solution to prevent this problem in the future: set your cameras to use sRGB. advance solution (takes time): read on color management...

man.. pretty good use of fisheye lens. was is a peleng?

what about you post a sample image for us to see if it's really soft? maybe everything is fine - the softness is probably just your perception.

yes the 1DII can do IR. in fact it does it great!!!

another shot from the same series. i managed to get some cloud out of it

i shot it with the 70-200mm/2.8 IS at 135mm - Canon rebel xt. i didn't intend to make a wide field-of-view shot. i was kinda just trying to overcome the resolution limit of the camera. the stitched image is 7558x7558=57.1Mpx, over 3 times bigger than the 1DsII's 16.7Mpx :D by the way the same...

the photo consists of 16 images shot at iso400. clearly the condition wasn't best for IR as clouds were everywhre and leaves on the trees still hadn't grown yet. but at least the clouds made the shadows a lot less harsh. the stitched image has incredible details but unfortunately there's no way...

they're all underexposed.

it's been a long cold winter here in Montréal. this is the first clouds i've seen in months. trees aren't white 'cause they don't have leaves yet:sweat:

hey, i really like your style especially the first one. simple but superb. the "blood sin" series is nice also. same style.

some cool stuff there. can you tell a bit how you did the lighting?