Share Your February Photos! (2022)
Quote from James Warner on March 1, 2022, 2:32 amOne wildlife shot and one infrared shot testing out my new 850nm filter shipped from China 🙂 Took a month and a half to get here, but I saved a good $10 or so 🤣
Carolina Wren Call by Snappiness, on Flickr
Infrared Path by Snappiness, on Flickr
That bird's pose is great! Opera singer. 😀
Everyone's shots for the end of February are amazing, the weather has been getting so lovely and I can't wait to get out and shoot again. It's been around 50 all week but unfortunately I've been sick at home with what seems to be covid. It finally got me. That sunset shot @jbp is great and same to the bird shot @james-warner-b I figure I'll share what were my last few photos of February.
Symmetry by Alec Heggen, on Flickr
Powerlines by Alec Heggen, on Flickr
Quote from HeggenDazs on March 1, 2022, 5:46 pmEveryone's shots for the end of February are amazing, the weather has been getting so lovely and I can't wait to get out and shoot again. It's been around 50 all week but unfortunately I've been sick at home with what seems to be covid. It finally got me. That sunset shot @jbp is great and same to the bird shot @james-warner-b I figure I'll share what were my last few photos of February.
Sorry to hear that. I hope you get well soon! Lovely photos, good way to end the month. I've always thought the symmetrical power lines looked neat, particularly when you look down a row of them like you did in the 1st photo. Nice perspective. 👍
Quote from HeggenDazs on March 1, 2022, 5:46 pmEveryone's shots for the end of February are amazing, the weather has been getting so lovely and I can't wait to get out and shoot again. It's been around 50 all week but unfortunately I've been sick at home with what seems to be covid. It finally got me. That sunset shot @jbp is great and same to the bird shot @james-warner-b I figure I'll share what were my last few photos of February.
Bummer......you held out strongly lol! I still went out in the woods when I had it for a bit and took some pictures.
@JBP love the sunset!
E-M10 II & 12-40 F2.8 at the Minneapolis Stone Arch Bridge and Mill Ruins downtown.
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@sprucebruce man! I love the architectural photos. We don't see as much of that on this forum and I really like how they pop with the monochrome. Currently setting up a little studio in the basement. I'm going to do a series of cameras and other household objects that I think have great detail and photo-ability if that makes any sense.
@heggendazs i need to take some more photos of cameras too. I have some i took with the little ixus i bought. Turned out great!
The Mighty Pentax Q by Alec Heggen, on Flickr
my first attempt at studio-ish stuff. Trying to figure out how focus stacking works and to what extremes I can take it to. I'm hoping I can improve heavily from this point. This is nearly unedited, just some highlight adjustments and exposure settings. I do also have photo paper on the way, in white and black. So this backdrop is only something I threw together temporarily to test the waters.
Quote from HeggenDazs on March 1, 2022, 9:18 pm
my first attempt at studio-ish stuff. Trying to figure out how focus stacking works and to what extremes I can take it to. I'm hoping I can improve heavily from this point. This is nearly unedited, just some highlight adjustments and exposure settings. I do also have photo paper on the way, in white and black. So this backdrop is only something I threw together temporarily to test the waters.
Awesome! Sorry to hear you've been feeling under the weather.
Studio stuff is something I've always been marginally interested in. I just can't think of what I'd be interested to shoot. But I think you will learn great things about lighting and technical aspects of photography in the process. The backdrops will help. I finally got a lightbox with backdrops for listing this on ebay and even my cell phone pictures look great now haha
Quote from HeggenDazs on March 1, 2022, 9:18 pm
my first attempt at studio-ish stuff. Trying to figure out how focus stacking works and to what extremes I can take it to. I'm hoping I can improve heavily from this point. This is nearly unedited, just some highlight adjustments and exposure settings. I do also have photo paper on the way, in white and black. So this backdrop is only something I threw together temporarily to test the waters.
Good first attempt. Looks like a glamor shot you'd see in a review for a camera. 👍
