For reasons that I'll explain when I post my next entry, this image marks a transition: a state change, both in terms of what I'll be posting, and the ways in which I want to develop my photography for the foreseeable future. Watch this space :)
As for this one: it's a composite shot of five originals, none of which were sufficiently interesting to post on their own but, when combined, create something that's visually more interesting.
As always, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?
comment byDREAMS OF LIGHT at 11:50 AM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
wow david.. this is wonderful...
comment by Stephen Brewell at 12:03 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
Very good idea cleverly done. Excellent vibrant colours, wonderful composition
Well done my friend
comment byCraig at 12:21 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
The outcome is very effective, I like it a lot. Would make a very interesting mini PSD :) I look forward to your new direction too.
comment byFrank de Jol at 12:52 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
Fantastic.
comment bylaanba at 01:41 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
I like the results as well. And ooo.... a tease. Looking forward to hearing the news.
comment byJonathan Robson at 03:54 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
This is one of the best flag/jack shots I have ever seen, would love a print of it
comment byThatch at 04:00 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
The Bacon buttie place right? Nicely seen :)
comment byCarlos Garcia at 05:46 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
Hmmmm... saying goodbye to the mainland? Please tell me that you are coming to America! :)
Tearing yourself away... transitions... hoping all is well and all goes well...
The blue is incredible, the way the cloud follows the curve of the flag images... beautiful composition.
C.
comment by /\/\J at 07:00 PM (GMT) on 20 March, 2010
i like it a lot! its new, fresh and striking. the blues are fantastic. I also like how the bottom of the flags all kind of flow in to one another. chromasia strikes again!
comment byMohammed Quzoq at 01:05 AM (GMT) on 21 March, 2010
The outcome is fantastic. I love the idea. Great work. Did you use tripod Dave?
comment by Liv at 10:32 AM (GMT) on 21 March, 2010
Very interesting result
good work one again (:
Can't wait for whats coming..
Also been flicking through the old archives when i can (generally during some class i lose interest in at school), i love flicking through, reading up on all the photos and seeing how much your photography, styles, idea etc have gradully changed..
(:
comment bydjn1 at 05:55 AM (GMT) on 22 March, 2010
Thanks everyone :)
comment byBrad at 01:48 PM (GMT) on 22 March, 2010
I'd love to see your blending techniques in a tutorial. It looks like 5 images are all of different focal lengths but yet the blending of the images seems superb. Nice work!
comment by Kit at 05:24 AM (GMT) on 25 March, 2010
It is so alive, great dynamics perception. Superb craft, Dave.
comment bydjib at 12:37 AM (GMT) on 30 March, 2010
For reasons that I'll explain when I post my next entry, this image marks a transition: a state change, both in terms of what I'll be posting, and the ways in which I want to develop my photography for the foreseeable future. Watch this space :)
As for this one: it's a composite shot of five originals, none of which were sufficiently interesting to post on their own but, when combined, create something that's visually more interesting.
As always, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 5D Mark II
EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
70mm
f/4.0
1/320 (or thereabouts)
aperture priority
-1/3
evaluative
100
no
RAW
ACR
kind of
wow david.. this is wonderful...
Very good idea cleverly done. Excellent vibrant colours, wonderful composition
Well done my friend
The outcome is very effective, I like it a lot. Would make a very interesting mini PSD :) I look forward to your new direction too.
Fantastic.
I like the results as well. And ooo.... a tease. Looking forward to hearing the news.
This is one of the best flag/jack shots I have ever seen, would love a print of it
The Bacon buttie place right? Nicely seen :)
Hmmmm... saying goodbye to the mainland? Please tell me that you are coming to America! :)
Tearing yourself away... transitions... hoping all is well and all goes well...
The blue is incredible, the way the cloud follows the curve of the flag images... beautiful composition.
C.
i like it a lot! its new, fresh and striking. the blues are fantastic. I also like how the bottom of the flags all kind of flow in to one another. chromasia strikes again!
The outcome is fantastic. I love the idea. Great work. Did you use tripod Dave?
Very interesting result
good work one again (:
Can't wait for whats coming..
Also been flicking through the old archives when i can (generally during some class i lose interest in at school), i love flicking through, reading up on all the photos and seeing how much your photography, styles, idea etc have gradully changed..
(:
xo
Great image.
Very intrigued to find out what's coming.
Thanks everyone :)
I'd love to see your blending techniques in a tutorial. It looks like 5 images are all of different focal lengths but yet the blending of the images seems superb. Nice work!
It is so alive, great dynamics perception. Superb craft, Dave.
Great shot, I love it!