Hello Sahil :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sahil
Rajasthan and you know, far better than I do - has nice people dressed with nice clothes, very colored. So, take advantage of that and shoot portraits :)
Jaipur is the Pink Rose City which I could not capture the way I would like because we travel in a group of non-photographers and we are always moving.
When we have been to the Palace near the Observatory I was compelled to shoot under the morning light. It was a quick visit because we were heading to the Observatory.
This monument is really impressive and I think you should be prepared to take shots as early or as late as possible because of the light.
There will be many people I think and you could benefit of having a tripod to make several shots and later compose images without people or at least with less people :)
A CPF would also be of some interest and a calm and long stay witch would make you see what you don't when you just look :D:D
I don't have any special tip for you. Excuse me :)
I join here two pictures for you to see how the light was harsh when we were there.
Oh... Don't forget the wide angle :)
There is a Palace just around the corner very nice. As usual :)
Do you know the tourist ? :) Or is he too dark :)
On the gardener: See how harsh is the light ?
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4084/...cbda7fd8_z.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4128/...06a91e20_z.jpg
I also post a non-worked image for you to see the difficulties of the hour (early morning ) and the space to shoot. Wide angle welcome :) and ... time. Time to compose, time to re-shoot. Time :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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24th September 2010, 02:52 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: nSCP
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24th September 2010, 03:34 PMSahilRe: nSCP
Thanks again, for the input, Antonio :)
Taking multiple exposures is a nice idea. I really get put off to see many people around a monument. Its the people & the architecture I basically plan to cover. We will be visiting 2-3 forts, Jantar Mantar (observatory) & a few other places. Jal Mahal too. For its reflection in Water. I just hope surroundings are not TOOO DIRTY :(
Well the gardener's shot has come out pretty well, despite the harsh light. I always become apprehensive to take a shot in harsh light :(
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24th September 2010, 05:45 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: nSCPWhere, where ?... :rolleyes:Quote:
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If the environment is too dirty you clean it CS. :) -
24th September 2010, 05:48 PMSahilRe: nSCP
Googled this image.. Lets see what I get to shoot. The water had got dried, but there has been pretty good rainfall there this year. Most of Northern India is flooded.
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24th September 2010, 06:07 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: nSCPYou mean here right ? Sometimes I can't remember the names but when I hear them I remember. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sahil
I couldn't clean the garbage. It's too much:o
These are also portraits. The two women were talking to each other and the other was feeding the birds. We don't see them do we ? :rolleyes: Or was she feeding the caw ? It looked to me on location that she was feeding the birds but in fact we can't see them in the picture... :o
I am sorry I couldn't make better images with a more elaborated composition. Always time... time... :rolleyes: And the light... Terrible. There was some kind of fog in the air. Late morning :)
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4126/...1996c240_z.jpg
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4131/...a51f5fdb_z.jpg
EDIT - I found this on my Google Reader. Perhaps you all are interested in reading and watching. I couldn't watch it but nay be you can -
24th September 2010, 09:54 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: nSCP
Previous scene detail :)
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25th September 2010, 05:08 AMSahilRe: nSCP
Was just thinking of taking a long exposure shot from the patch of land right next to the small building in foreground. Lets see...
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27th September 2010, 01:50 AMAlis
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27th September 2010, 09:41 AMAntonio CorreiaRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereOK Ali, just another of your great shots. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alis
Gary Fong thing ? :)
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27th September 2010, 09:59 AMcarregwenRe: nSCPWhat a happy-looking group of people!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sahil
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27th September 2010, 10:05 AMSahilRe: nSCP
Thanks, Rob!
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28th September 2010, 10:55 PMrichard amoraRe: nSCP
hi guys! :) Just another share of NSCP
Its the same girl that i took a shot at the same place at the same time. Though at almost same angle too, the emotions of her face changed and so i decided to apply a different texture on the photo. :) what do you guys think? :)
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29th September 2010, 03:16 AMAlisRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereThanks, Antonio! It is the Gary Fong thing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio Correia
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29th September 2010, 06:33 AMDave HumphriesRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereI've gone off those darn things, I was sat right behind a pro in the pub Saturday night trying to enjoy the live music and his GFT kept blinding me everytime he took a picture. Fortunately, he did move to a different spot after 4 songs, so although it was still annoying, it wasn't blinding.Quote:
It is the Gary Fong thing
Why didn't I take my camera? - out of consideration of other customers and not wanting to get in their way (it's a very small pub) - you can tell I'd be useless as a pro tog ;) -
30th September 2010, 03:31 AMAlisRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereSorry about the bad experience, Dave. To cheer you up, look at this one taken with the same GFT, looks like a still out of that Hitchcock movie :)Quote:
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1st October 2010, 03:44 AMAlis
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12th October 2010, 03:32 AMrichard amoraRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them here
just another NSCP to share :)
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14th October 2010, 04:14 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereThank you for posting Ali. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alis
Very well done Ali ! I do like both.
Will you tell us something about that Gary Fong equipment IYP ?
I have been looking at his page and saw the collapsible model. Is it the one you use ?
It looks like it is pretty versatile. :rolleyes:
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Thank you for posting Richard. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by richard amora
Nice Richard. It looks you are creating you own style :)
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Here is a black and white portrait of mines shot recently in Java.
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15th October 2010, 04:35 PMAntonio CorreiaRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them here
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16th October 2010, 03:14 AMAlisRe: NON Square Cropped Portraits - (nSCP's) - please post them hereThanks, Antonio!Quote:
Originally Posted by Antonio Correia
I have both the rigid and the collapsible. They are both good, I don't see any difference between the two except that the collapsible takes less space if that is an issue.
But in terms of performance, it is a bit funny to carry it around but the results is usually very good. I have learned that with the flash with card out inside the tupperware, the result is even better. Of course for people like me who do not have Colin's 15,000 grand Elinchorm lighting equipment! Here is another one taken with the GF thing from a very close distance:
http://i54.tinypic.com/2yxrx44.jpg