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02/19/2005 02:56:29 AM · #1 |
I was shooting at the pool tonight and thought this was kinda cool...
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02/19/2005 03:05:33 AM · #2 |
That definitely is cool. The water has a metallic look as if it was part of a sculpture. Nice shot.
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02/19/2005 03:25:43 AM · #3 |
Yea its a really cool shot. I had to study it a bit before i actually realized i what it was
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02/19/2005 03:26:49 AM · #4 |
wow that is a really cool shot, I think it is even cooler that the arc of water is refected in the mirror or what ever that refective surface is.
Message edited by author 2005-02-19 03:28:08. |
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02/19/2005 07:51:33 AM · #5 |
Definitely a cool shot. And I would like to know the details whenever someone posts an image where you wonder how it came to be (shutter speed, aperture, ISO, maybe a little story).
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02/19/2005 08:10:25 AM · #6 |
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02/19/2005 09:08:17 AM · #7 |
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02/19/2005 10:03:35 AM · #8 |
| cool shot, but the water looks too fake, what did you do to the photo in post shot adjustments |
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02/19/2005 10:13:04 AM · #9 |
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02/19/2005 10:21:30 AM · #10 |
Looks like alot of sharpening
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02/19/2005 12:08:16 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by dacrazyrn:
Looks like alot of sharpening |
I agree. I love the stop-action but I feel your choice of processing, or oversharpening, has taken away from the image rather than added to it, imho. Cool catch, nonetheless.
Jen
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02/19/2005 02:50:00 PM · #12 |
Actually, it's not really an over sharpening issue (at least, it's not a USM issue), but another filter instead.
When I first looked at the photo I was wanting to go with something a little more "artsy". Now, I *never* use any of the other filters in PhotoShop because I've never been happy with the results.
But I tried two filters on this one ... I used Poster Edges and Ink Outlines. When neither one of them "totally screwed up the picture", I decided to keep *both* of them and blend them with layers.
So the hard edges you see are from the Poster Edges and Ink Outlines filters.
I had done a tiny bit of sharpening before using either of these filters, but it really wasn't very apparent.
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02/19/2005 05:16:06 PM · #13 |
Neat photo...
My questio for the day though isn't so much about the photo, but how you managed to take an camera into a public(?) indoor pool without being arrested?
Cheers, Chris H.
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02/19/2005 06:08:37 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by KiwiChris:
My questio for the day though isn't so much about the photo, but how you managed to take an camera into a public(?) indoor pool without being arrested? |
Good question!
It was a private birthday party ... my daughter's 16th. :-)
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02/19/2005 09:40:34 PM · #15 |
Originally posted by dwterry:
Originally posted by KiwiChris:
My questio for the day though isn't so much about the photo, but how you managed to take an camera into a public(?) indoor pool without being arrested? |
Good question!
It was a private birthday party ... my daughter's 16th. :-) |
Ahhhhh, you're excused then, we don't have to call out the men in black suits!
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02/19/2005 10:37:08 PM · #16 |
No fair posting a shot like this without puting lens and settings in your comments! :-P
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