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River Photos [3000x2000] - CyberneticTitan - Apr 18, 2016
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https://imgur.com/a/dZg4g
Nikon D5300 w/ 18-55mm Kit Lens
Images are scaled down 50% because my upload speeds suck ass
Second one was exposed for a few seconds
Overall pretty happy with the result after some, admittedly, high post-effects in Lightroom. Personally I enjoy vibrant photos with a high dynamic range, and some times I'll make it close as possible to what a human would see. These photos do not reflect this.
If anyone has other tips to improve my shooting game (instead of spending money lol) I'd appreciate it. Also looking for recommendations for a good wide-angle lens for landscape photography under $500. Where do you guys post your photos online?
* - Horizon - Apr 19, 2016
Some great photos man, I'm only just starting out, but I've been sticking photos on Flickr.
* - Kambizd - Apr 21, 2016
nice shots! they look interesting
I have my portfolio on instagram
* - ฿lood - Apr 21, 2016
Wow they are really nice m8, HQ asF! 10/10
The first is really exceptional.
* - Drug Problems - Apr 21, 2016
Those are some insane pictures man great job on capturing them.
* - CyberneticTitan - Apr 22, 2016
Many thanks, peeps 😁
@Kambizd Yeah I have also posted these photos on my personal Instagram as well. Great tagging and discover feature.
* - unknown1492 - Apr 23, 2016
Good job. Its always cool taking photos of water or moving traffic with a longer exposure. Nice work!
* - Positive - May 2, 2016
Great shots.
To improve, get a 10-24 Tamron (because you're on a crop sensor camera) and also an ND filter.
* - CyberneticTitan - May 3, 2016
(May 2, 2016 09:58 PM)Positive Wrote: Great shots.
To improve, get a 10-24 Tamron (because you're on a crop sensor camera) and also an ND filter.
Thanks bud!
Yeah I am thinking about picking up a wide angle. Will definitely help me get more scenery in aha.
The second picture was actually shot with a cheap-ass Fotga filter aha. I was very surprised with the result despite its low quality lol. How much do you think I should spend on a decent one?
* - Positive - May 3, 2016
(May 3, 2016 12:00 AM)CyberneticTitan Wrote: Thanks bud!
Yeah I am thinking about picking up a wide angle. Will definitely help me get more scenery in aha.
The second picture was actually shot with a cheap-ass Fotga filter aha. I was very surprised with the result despite its low quality lol. How much do you think I should spend on a decent one?
I always tell my customers to spend at least 10% of what there lens is worth on a good filter.
If your lens is shit, putting a really expensive filter on it won't do anything spectacular. It's like putting pearls on a pig.
* - Lʌʏʟᴇ - May 3, 2016
wow, i understand nothing from photography but those pics are beautiful af! I'm using the first one has wallpaper now :)
* - CyberneticTitan - May 4, 2016
(May 3, 2016 10:32 PM)Positive Wrote: I always tell my customers to spend at least 10% of what there lens is worth on a good filter.
If your lens is shit, putting a really expensive filter on it won't do anything spectacular. It's like putting pearls on a pig.
Makes sense. Thanks for the tip!
(May 3, 2016 10:35 PM)Lʌʏʟᴇ Wrote: wow, i understand nothing from photography but those pics are beautiful af! I'm using the first one has wallpaper now :)
Thanks man! I feel very honored 🤗
* - theuniverse928 - May 4, 2016
Nice shot! Looks so nice!! May I know where is that?
* - SIM-765503 - May 12, 2016
Wow, these are amazing! Great job
* - Steven miller - May 18, 2016
These are beautiful, are they edited at all?