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The know-all Elephant
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Uploaded: 07/18/11 12:38 AM GMT
The know-all Elephant
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Fiesa festival of course - Look that chubby guy with the hat (thinking) and the book (memory).
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.Eubeen
07/18/11 1:43 PM GMT
A delightful looking scene, Antonio. Good details and clarity in the photo. Good job.
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There is nothing in the world of art like the songs mother used to sing. - Camille Pissarro
I sure hope he isn't reading the same book the bird was! LOL. Another fantastic shot, Antonio.
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JB
I love all of these and you capture them so well. I'm keeping the elephant.
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LYTRO. The new light field photography. Refocus your shots AFTER you have taken them. Just click on the word LYTRO. See a VIDEO HERE.
Another nice member of this beautiful series. Cloudy sky is very good here. Nice capture of this beautiful artwork.
Tanju
Tanju
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Be free - use Linux
Add me to the list of those that have enjoyed your images from the festival as well, António.
Clarity and focus are great. Colours very nice.
Curious, and please don't take this the wrong way.. came across some comments from another member, that of Paul Gerritsen.
And I quote;
"You seem to know what you are doing, but when I look at you camera settings there is one point you could improve. When you use f36 you cannot obtain a sharp image anymore. That is due to chromatic aberration. In optics, chromatic aberration is caused by a lens having a different refractive index for different wavelengths of light (the dispersion of the lens).
I don't want to go in details here, but simply said there is a minimum aperature above which a higher f number will not improve you sharpnes anymore. That number is about f11. Maybe you want to experiment with your lens to see were you get the best results."
At the larger resolution sizes of your photo here, there is some.. some, that is ... Chromatic Aberration (blue fringing). Wondering if maybe a stop down would correct for this?
Perhaps, some more experimentation.. as noted above ... to find the best results for your lens and camera?
Or..
The lens distortion can be corrected in Photoshop, via the Lens Distortion filter.
Incredible artistry behind these sculptures, and you have indeed captured them very well for us to enjoy. Make no mistake about my words here.
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Thank you for sharing these with us. :o)
Clarity and focus are great. Colours very nice.
Curious, and please don't take this the wrong way.. came across some comments from another member, that of Paul Gerritsen.
And I quote;
"You seem to know what you are doing, but when I look at you camera settings there is one point you could improve. When you use f36 you cannot obtain a sharp image anymore. That is due to chromatic aberration. In optics, chromatic aberration is caused by a lens having a different refractive index for different wavelengths of light (the dispersion of the lens).
I don't want to go in details here, but simply said there is a minimum aperature above which a higher f number will not improve you sharpnes anymore. That number is about f11. Maybe you want to experiment with your lens to see were you get the best results."
At the larger resolution sizes of your photo here, there is some.. some, that is ... Chromatic Aberration (blue fringing). Wondering if maybe a stop down would correct for this?
Perhaps, some more experimentation.. as noted above ... to find the best results for your lens and camera?
Or..
The lens distortion can be corrected in Photoshop, via the Lens Distortion filter.
Incredible artistry behind these sculptures, and you have indeed captured them very well for us to enjoy. Make no mistake about my words here.
So..
Thank you for sharing these with us. :o)
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He has the Book of Knowledge, Antonio. That is why he knows so much. The elephant, not Les. You can tell you know your way around a camera. Beautiful shot.
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
This sand art series is really special, and I'm really enjoying the creative work of sand art these people brought forth. Amazing! Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I wonder how long it takes to create these sculptures. Truly amazing and a beautiful shot Antonio!
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Fabulously fun Antonio!! Nice shot although Les, in his extensive formative tone, gives good advice. Keep going to these festivals my friend and keep posting these wonderful shots:) That cloudy sky ads a nice dimension as well:):)
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BB
It's amazing what they can do with a lot of sand. This is fantastic shot of the sculptures
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