A Photographer's Craft
Featured Work
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Deadvlei by Konstantinos Arvanitopoulos
Deadvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia, Africa Nikon D40x, Nikkor 18-200 mm, 1/200 sec at f/ 14, ISO 200 / © Konstantinos Arvanitopoulos Photography, 2010. / All Rights Reserved. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- Featured in the groups: / “Masters of the scenic” / “Colour and light” / “A Wilderness somewhere…” / “Your Magic Place” / “The Great Outdoors” / “A Photographer’s Craft” / “Indigenous to East & Southern Africa” / “Photographers of RedBubble” Winner of the “A desert” challenge for the group / “A Wilderness somewhere…” Views 220 / Favorited by 16 people / February 9
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new beginnings, Mission Beach Qld. by Susan Kelly
This delicate bubble rests on new growth
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The Afternoon Spent by Dana DiPasquale
Chicago, IL Lakefront
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Leaf Catcher by Mary Campbell
Leaf and it’s reflection in the stream makes a nice abstract image straight from nature… Canon 5D, 75-300Z
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Pelican by sparrowdk
this was August at port douglas 09
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Red Wall by Theodore Black
A red wall that caught my eye. The strong lines and saturated color and fine texture give this image of a red wall its character and its WoW factor.
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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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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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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! 3rd PLACE IN COLOUR PRINT END OF YEAR CAMERA CLUB COMPETITION 2009 / 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. 505 views 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 / featured in Live & Let Live group 27th December 2009 / featured in Photographers of Red Bubble 19th January 2009
Recent Work
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Where the Sky Meets the Sea by Dana DiPasquale
Long Beach Island, NJ Just after a thunderous storm, an ominious cloud hung over the beach like an oppressive hand; yet some were not deterred.
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silence in green by Jen Ryan
a plant in my kitchen. used my 10x magnifier filter…. got all blurry. Liked it. I like finding things in my home to photograph. Having small kids at home means that sometimes leaving the house is difficult at best specially if photography is on the agenda. Kids are only happy for so long… thus house shots are born… Nikon D80 13 Dec 09
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Body Abstraction #5620-DBA by Chris Maher
The curves of a woman’s body are etched into our subconscious mind on a primal level. They speak of her ability to bring life. See more of this model on redbubble and check out my DreamsOfTheGoddess.com web site.
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Crystal Clear by berisme
Nikon D90 / 18-105
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Nude with Hand #5168 by Chris Maher
Perspective is a wonderful tool. Her hands spoke more loudly than her naked body. This image was featured in the ! 100% ! group This image was featured in the Model Beginnings group See more of this model on redbubble* and Check out my DreamsOfTheGoddess.com web site.
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Looks cold! Not sure I want to go for that swim now! by Christine77
A little duckling contemplating following its mother into the water in Bois de Vincennes (Paris, France). Camera: Canon 450D, 17-85mm lens Voted in the Top Ten of the Cute and Fluffy Ducklings Challenge in The Chook Shed – January 2010 Featured in The World As We See It – January 2010 / >
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African Child by Lawrence Norton
I took this shot last year at a Zoo in Perth,Weasern Australia. / I was in the middle of composing a shot of an elephat with the zoo keeper when this child’s father walked in front of the camera holding him. / At that moment as a spare of the minute decision that we all get from time to time the origonal composure was deserted bringing me this finished product.
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Number one by Photo57
This is my 1st photograph of 2010. There was a lot of snow in Rowlands Gill, a little village in North East England, last night and it has snowed most of today too. CAMERA Canon 450D / LENS Sigma 10-20
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Quiet Man Bridge by Fruitexplosion
This is the actual bridge that was used in the 1952 Drama ‘The Quiet Man’, starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara. The bridge is located near Oughterard in Connemara, co. Galway, Ireland This image goes together with The Quiet Man Cottage
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The Stages of Growth by Melissa Gurdus
Taken from a young tulip plant indoors with flash. No post processing. Canon 5D
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Leedon Tor by Jonathan Carre
Leedon Tor seems to be one of the least photographed Tors on Dartmoor. A search on DA and on RedBubble yielded a combined total of 0 results! / Unbelievable considering it is a mere 10 minutes walk from the main road, and is, quite frankly, a stunning looking Tor. Canon EOS 450D / 18-55mm IS lens / Tripod / HDR processing (Photomatix Pro and Photoshop CS2)
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"A New Dawn - Our First Sunrise of 2010" by Bradley Shawn Rabon
Taken on 1/1/2010 I just wanted to capture the first sunrise of 2010. I went out this morning to find the perfect landscape to compose my sunrise photo. The morning mist and cold hung heavy in the air. The clouds were starting to get thick and I thought I wouln’t get a chance to see the sun rise. Then, about 10 min before the sun rose, the skies began to clear. I stopped at a bend, just before the bridge into the village of Kelham, in Nottinghamshire, not far at all from Newark where I live. In the distance is the Sugar Factory, one of the few left in England, and one of the main employers around here. The rising steam from the sugar production and the ice puddles in the foreground sets the scene beautifully. What a glorious morning. Here is wishing you a very Happy and Prosperous New Year. God bless. This is a HDR image combining 4 bracketed shots using Photomatix Pro for Macs. Adjustments in lighting and contrast were made using the enhanced details tool. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll / 28-300mm IS zoom lens / f/10 / 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/3200 / ISO 400
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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