Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
Enjoying a Smoke
A change of pace from our recent landscape, wildlife, and scenery photography, here's a different kind of scenery.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Chinatown, Leica, Street
3 Comments:
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Very nice Warren. Not sure I have ever seen Brooklyn St. Great vertical element that contrasts with his position leaning forward.
Dan - Lea said...
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Very nice geometries! Just a side question, maybe I asked you before -Do you shoot in b&w or edit in post process? Some people are surprised to hear of shooting in digital b&w, and not raw and converting later, since raw holds so much more data than jpg.. but I wonder if the quality of b&w composition is something that is more easily recognized by the photographer when shooting straight b&w rather than converting a colour image. What do you think? (question open to anyone) Either way, I feel that this image is an excellent use of b&w format.
- Warren T. said...
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Thanks for the comments Dan and Lea.
Lea, you asked a very good question. I think photographers who have experience with film have an easier time shooting digital b&w as raw, then converting later, because that's how film shooters have 'seen' anyway.
In my own case, I shoot in RAW and convert later either in LR or a combo of LR and Silver Efex Pro. If you shoot with an optical viewfinder, then you are 'seeing color' by default.
I would love to read answers from others, to this question.
--Warren
Saturday, February 23, 2013
HTC Panorama Tests
Labels: Gail, Golden Gate Park, HTC One X, Music Concourse, Sharon Meadow
A Few More HTC Shots
Labels: Fort Funston, HTC One X, Seal Rocks, Sutro Baths
Gail at the Cliff House
We just had brunch at the Cliff House, afterward we walk outside to take some test shots with my HTC's camera. The camera has a digital zoom feature, but I wouldn't advise using it. The results when zoomed in are pretty horrific. But the shots taken at it's native focal length turned out very nice.
--Warren
Labels: Cliff House, Gail, HTC One X
Ocean Beach, Feb 21st
I was testing my new cell phone's camera. It's a 28mm FF equivalent with 8MP.
--Warren
Labels: Beaches, HTC One X, Ocean Beach
Thursday, February 21, 2013
1 Comments:
- Warren T. said...
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The birds didn't care that a scary two-legged creature was running at them? :)
--WT
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Snowy Egret Found Its Dinner
--Warren
Labels: Birds, DMC-G5, Egret, Heron's Head Park, India Basin, Wildlife
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Snowy Egret Looking for Dinner
Gung Hay Fat Choy (Happy New Year) everyone!
Another bird image from my recent visit to Heron's Head Park at India Basin.
--Warren
Labels: Birds, DMC-G5, Egret, Heron's Head Park, India Basin, Wildlife
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Nice composition Warren, with the dark background and reflection.
Dan - Lena said...
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Amazing ! lovely capture, nice light and reflection, beautiful !...:-)
Lena,
Thursday, February 07, 2013
Grebes in Love (Spring is Almost Here!)
Lumix DMC-G5, Lumix 100-300mm
Here is a picture the same two Clark's Grebes from another angle. I was standing about 20 feet to the left of Dolph. We happened to see them towards the end of their courtship dance. Like Dolph said, it was fascinating to watch them being so playful with each other. We were a little late this time, so I'm hoping to go back here to see them or another pair next time.
I found a video on Youtube that documents the dance.
Link: to Youtube video.
--Warren
Labels: Clark's Grebes, DMC-G5, Heron's Head Park, Shorebirds, Wildlife
2 Comments:
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Indeed they are so lovely...:-)
Fantastic a video on Youtube that document they are dancing so lovely, well seen, great found, thanks for sharing, I hope I have chance to seeing it...:-)
Lena, - Lea said...
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I really love the ripples and colour of the water! Very sweet, and interesting dance clip haha.
Wednesday, February 06, 2013
Bridge Bolts
Why do we like to take pictures of old, rusty things? :)
--Warren
Labels: Abstracts, DMC-G5, Heron's Head Park
3 Comments:
- Steve Rosenbach said...
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A very good photo, and a very good question!
- Dolph Brust said...
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History....I think we also like photos of lines, shadows, and texture. All of those elements are in this picture.
Nice....
**Dolph - said...
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Great detail and textures, nice framing.
Lena
Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Black Oystercatchers
Labels: Black Oystercatcher, DMC-G5, Heron's Head Park, Shorebirds, Wildlife
3 Comments:
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Nice capture, great close-up , wonderful shots !
Lena, - Lea said...
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Giants fans, ha! I think so :)
- Dolph Brust said...
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Warren,
Nice details. I'll post one of my pictures from the side. I didn't get him having a late afternoon lunch.
**Dolph
Monday, February 04, 2013
Concentration
Lea was helping Gail choose an eyeglass frame. I liked the mirrors and different shapes and frames, and also Lea's focused stare. :)
--Warren
Labels: Documentary, FPCF Photographers, LX5
2 Comments:
- Lea said...
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I wouldn't mind this as a hobby.. Which glasses say what... ;) A really cool play with geometries and space. Good eye Warren!
- Dolph Brust said...
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Warren,
They always say to watch for things coming out of your subjects head. I really like the dots on the board coming out of her head. Looks like a thought board...."I hope she likes these glasses, I need to go on break".
**Dolph



























2 Comments:
Good one :), imagine climbing a rock, and having someone pop out at you... lol!
--WT
LOL. Terrifying!
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