The book - insert favourite expletive here - is almost finished, but in the meanwhile I don't have anything new to post. This one, which I processed ages ago, was taken in February 2005 during a trip to my sister's and includes our four children (Libby was pregnant with Finley at the time) and my sister's three children.
And I should probably write more, but I've written over 30,000 words in the last few weeks and have now got to the stage where I'd rather saw my own leg off with a rusty carving knife than write anything else ;-)
Tomorrow, on the other hand, will be a different kettle of fish :-)
(and this one looks much better with the black theme).
captured camera lens aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
5.48pm on 19/2/05
Canon 20D Peleng 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye
f/3.5
1/60
manual
+0.0
evaluative
100
420EX
RAW
C1 Pro LensFix conversion
comment by Joseph at 11:04 PM (GMT) on 13 March, 2007
brilliant :) looks hectic, I guess thats what you were going for?
comment bydjn1 at 11:16 PM (GMT) on 13 March, 2007
Joseph: "hectic" is almost unavoidable with our family :-)
comment byMark Palmer at 11:19 PM (GMT) on 13 March, 2007
It's very different to anything I've seen on your blog before. As soon as I saw it I went 'ooooh' so that must be a good sign. Love how much action is crammed into one scene.
comment by Peter Cohen at 01:42 AM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
comment by Jennifer at 08:02 AM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Buy, borrow or just read in WHS (if yr too tight!) this months Digital Photo Pro - out tomorrow. DJN has the front cover plus 8 (yes 8) page double spread in it - nice to see your work in print :-) Wonderful shot btw.
comment by Jennifer at 08:16 AM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Ooops that should be 8 pages - sounds more like 16 the way I've worded it - not properly awake yet!
comment bymooch at 10:52 AM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Love this. It is candid, beautifully processed and could be put into an archive about family life for use in a hundred years. Just such a lovely scene.
comment by Chris Newman at 11:49 AM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
'Six billion and counting...'
sorry, six billion what? curiosity has got the better of me! i know, cats...
lovely photo btw, family is so important.
comment bymikelangelo at 02:18 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Very cool. Approaches a Norman Rockwell-ish style. "A day in the life..." Very nice. I like the B&W, too!
comment byRyano at 03:47 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Fantastically captured moment. great speia/b&w colouring love it. really looking forward to tomorrows post :)
comment byP.J. at 04:00 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
That is such an interesting shot. The angle and the fisheye look is great. Very nice!
comment by{-P-} at 06:53 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
I understand now the concept of army.... :-)
comment byAnnika at 07:31 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Ooh!
comment byBert at 07:48 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
The moment ist perfect frozen. I like the szene. Famous photo.
comment bydjn1 at 09:48 PM (GMT) on 14 March, 2007
Thanks all :-)
comment bycrash at 02:22 AM (GMT) on 16 March, 2007
ha! love that photo!! especially the kid standing up!
comment byLaci at 09:54 AM (GMT) on 17 March, 2007
What a great capture of family life, very well done! This lens defenietly worths its prize, too! :)
comment byWout [Woit] at 10:48 PM (GMT) on 18 March, 2007
The book - insert favourite expletive here - is almost finished, but in the meanwhile I don't have anything new to post. This one, which I processed ages ago, was taken in February 2005 during a trip to my sister's and includes our four children (Libby was pregnant with Finley at the time) and my sister's three children.
And I should probably write more, but I've written over 30,000 words in the last few weeks and have now got to the stage where I'd rather saw my own leg off with a rusty carving knife than write anything else ;-)
Tomorrow, on the other hand, will be a different kettle of fish :-)
(and this one looks much better with the black theme).
camera
lens
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 20D
Peleng 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye
f/3.5
1/60
manual
+0.0
evaluative
100
420EX
RAW
C1 Pro
LensFix conversion
brilliant :) looks hectic, I guess thats what you were going for?
Joseph: "hectic" is almost unavoidable with our family :-)
It's very different to anything I've seen on your blog before. As soon as I saw it I went 'ooooh' so that must be a good sign. Love how much action is crammed into one scene.
Six billion and counting...
很久没看过这么牛逼的照片了！
Buy, borrow or just read in WHS (if yr too tight!) this months Digital Photo Pro - out tomorrow. DJN has the front cover plus 8 (yes 8) page double spread in it - nice to see your work in print :-) Wonderful shot btw.
Ooops that should be 8 pages - sounds more like 16 the way I've worded it - not properly awake yet!
Love this. It is candid, beautifully processed and could be put into an archive about family life for use in a hundred years. Just such a lovely scene.
'Six billion and counting...'
sorry, six billion what? curiosity has got the better of me! i know, cats...
lovely photo btw, family is so important.
Very cool. Approaches a Norman Rockwell-ish style. "A day in the life..." Very nice. I like the B&W, too!
Fantastically captured moment. great speia/b&w colouring love it. really looking forward to tomorrows post :)
That is such an interesting shot. The angle and the fisheye look is great. Very nice!
I understand now the concept of army.... :-)
Ooh!
The moment ist perfect frozen. I like the szene. Famous photo.
Thanks all :-)
ha! love that photo!! especially the kid standing up!
What a great capture of family life, very well done! This lens defenietly worths its prize, too! :)
Nice! Put your camera on the ceiling fan? ;)