A Photographer's Craft
Featured Work
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Lighthouse of Whitefish Point by Karri Klawiter
The lighthouse of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior, Michigan. Trying out a digital cross processing technique.
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:: sandal season :: by Debbie Black
It’s July. Schools are out for summer. But British summertime means it will most likely rain. I protest against the injustice by wearing my flip-flops anyway. TTV achieved with bargain duaflex and light-blocker-outer as constructed by moi! Canon EOS 450D : f/1.8 : 1/125” : 50mm : ISO 800 : Kodak Duaflex
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tickweed by Theodore Black
summer garden in St Ignace
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Someone To Hold You Beneath Darkened Sky by Dana DiPasquale
www.danadipasquale.com Chicago, IL
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the customs house tower by pmacimagery
The clock tower forms part of the old Customs House (now a hotel) at the eastern end of the city of Newcastle, NSW, across the road from the main train station. Taken at dusk just as the sun was setting.
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Urban Artefacts#4_Triptych by starvingartist
Featured in A Photographers Craft
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Manly beach by sparrowdk
aug 09 this is 7 bracketed images converted to B&W with a touch of sepia
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White Valley Walk by DebbieSteer
I had a vision to turn my colorful bug images into sepia toned black and white images with a touch of color. But didn’t know how, until today….. So a big thank you to two wonderful people here at Red bubble, Diane Schuster for all her help in teaching me and also to Prasad for his very helpful tutorial… / Love to know what you all think of my new work…..photgraph taken in Tasmania, Australia, using a 100mm Canon macro lens. My New 2010 Calender FEATURED IN THE FOLLOWING GROUPS: / Depth Of Field
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Over the Edge by Mary Campbell
At the edge of the waterfall just before the decent. / Waterfall & Canoe in Basto Village in Wharton State Park, NJ Camera Canon 5D – Photomontage / 28-105Zoom © M. Campbell
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the king's steps by Dorit
Stairway at Pillnitz Palace, Dresden, Saxony, Germany. Pillnitz Palace is the former summer residence of the Saxon royal court. The main palace wings were built 1720-22 for Augustus the Strong. Since July 2004 Pillnitz Castle & Park have been part of the Dresden Elbe Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site. Featured in the A Photographer’s Craft group on 18 Nov 2009 Browse Dorit’s gallery by print format: / ~ Landscape Format / ~ Square Format / ~ Portrait Format / ~ Panorama Format
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modern architectural abstract by nadine henley
ECU Joondalup Admin building closeup, north of Perth, Western Australia. For some reason this image reminds me of the 20s. I was delighted when reviewing last year’s photos using the telephoto lens to discover this little closeup gem I had inadvertently passed over. I’ll post the full image below so you’ll see it wasn’t all that obvious! Nikon D700, 70-200mm @100mm, ISO400, f/9, 1/500sec / cropped in photoshop – sometimes it’s all about the crop! FEATURED IN URBAN ART and / A PHOTOGRAPHER’S CRAFT full image: /
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Insomnia by Garth Smith
Some mornings I wake early and can’t sleep. It used to annoy me. Now I take the opportunity to arise predawn and go to the beach in the best part of the day. / Mt Cameron from Green Point, Marrawah, NW Tasmania. Nikon D40 / Sigma 10-20mm Lens @ 10mm / ISO 200 / F4.5 / 30 seconds finalist in the NW Tasmania’s “The Advocate” newspaper “Our Patch” photographic competition / from 1300 entries announced 12th November 2009 featured in Colours of Water 19th February 2009 / featured in Tasmania 3rd March 2009 / featured in Going Coastal 16th March 2009 / featured in Your Magic Places 21st March 2009 / featured in Topshelf Wildlife & Nature Art 21st March 2009 / featured in Natural Colour & Light group 26th September 2009 / featured in Australian Travel Photography group 31st October 2009 / featured in A Photographers Craft group 19th November 2009
Recent Work
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Yoda vs Dooku sabres by Jonathan Carre
“Much to learn, you still have.” Yoda to Dooku – Star Wars episode II: Attack of the Clones. An edited version with a bit of CS2 work to create glowing lightsabres.
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Contrasts by Garth Smith
Water & rock, soft & hard, land & sky, black & white in the very late afternoon moody light. / A shoreline shaped by the “Roaring Forties”. / West Point State Reserve, near Marrawah, Tasmania Nikon D40 / Sigma 10-20mm lens / ISO200 / F/22 / 25 seconds featured in Black & White Photography group 11th July 2009 / featured in Nikon DSLR users group 20th October 2009
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Yellow Pole by Paul Davey
I love the stripped-down simplicity of this photograph. I often shoot on the Grand Union Canal in North West London near Willesden Junction. On this particular day there was a storm approaching from the north as the afternoon sun shone on the Car Giant Warehouses. It was one of those shoots when no matter how fast you shoot, you still miss pictures – in the space of about three minutes I got about six “keepers”. Canon 10D / 1/3000 sec @f4.5 (for the extreme highlight on the building) / 50-200mm @50mm / ISO 100
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Amphibian by Ben Herman
Another late night visitor on the back porch. 5D MkII, 100mm macro and 2×580EX off camera triggered via radio remotes. © Ben Herman 2009
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Game Over by sparrowdk
this was on a walk in Denmark 06 Copenhagen. i have had the image for some time and never knew what to do with it and this is what i finally came up with.
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The Jetty by Garth Smith
A delightful wooden jetty bathed pink in the morning light at Montagu in North West Tasmania, noses its way into Robbins Channel from its private ittle cove. / Tried to capture it before and didnt do it justice. Now I think I may have finally gotten it half right. / Looking forward to going back under different conditions. Nikon D90 / Sigma 10-20mm / F/16 / 30 seconds
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new beginnings 2 by Susan Kelly
This delicate bubble rests on new growth
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Singapore Shop House by starvingartist
Shot on Infra Red Colour Transparency Film, Singapore
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The Reflecting Garden by Mary Campbell
A peaceful place to reflect on your life.. Longwoods Gardens Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, USA Camera: Canon 5D /
About This Group
This group provides a forum for advanced photographers to practice and perfect their craft, challenge themselves and others, learn and teach, promote their work to potential clients, improve business skills, and form a collective, supportive body of skilled artists. This group is for people who plan to pursue photography as a career rather than as a hobby or part-time pasttime, who feel their work is a step above novice,a nd who are willing to not only ask questions to others but also share whatever it is you know or have tried. We encourage an interactive atmosphere where members can not only share information but a piece of themselves. Creative inspirations, intelligent debate, a pedagogical approach and enjoying each other’s company will allow us to, most importantly, have fun along the way.
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