Holder
3 members found
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Damien Holder
Australia
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Mark Holderness
United Kingdom
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Russell Holder
United States
123 creative works found
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Two pictures of the same tree with the sky as a background and the moon of St-Hippolyte ,where i live.The moon here is so beautiful with no lights for kilometres. / / / /
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Neutral Density Filters
by Mel BrackstoneI can’t talk about these filters in any sort of technical way, but I can explain what I bought, and how good they are at allowing you to …
I can’t talk about these filters in any sort of technical way, but I can explain what I bought, and how good they are at allowing you to shoot dawn and sunset without losing all your sky detail. I started off with a set of Cokin P filters. The filters sit in a plastic holder, that attaches to the front of your lens by way of an adaptor ring. The ring needs to fit the front element of your main landscape lens. When I used the Canon 20D the Cokin P was fine, with no vignetting, but once I bought the full frame Canon 5D, my lens had to be closed down to 24mm wide. This was unacceptable to me, since I like wide landscapes. Looking into various other filters meant spending quite a bit more money, however, all the reviews showed Lee filters to be ideal. There are a couple of companies here in Oz that sell them, and after wasting time ordering and paying in advance to an overseas company, only to find that they were out of stock, with no idea of a delivery date, I asked for a refund and contacted Mediavision in Sydney. Geoff was very helpful, and gave me a quote for a foundation kit, wide angle adaptor ring, a set of 3 neutral density soft graduated filters, and a full 0.6 ND filter. Postage was only slightly extra, and I had them in my hot little hands within the week. Geoff also sent a Lee catalogue. / Mediavision Australia / Sydney Office:- 4 Monash Road,Gladesville NSW 2111 / Phone:(02) 9816 4055 Fax: (02) 9816 1661 / Melbourne Office :- 22 Yertchuk Avenue,Ashwood Victoria 3147 / Phone:- (03) 9807 5133 Fax:- (03) 9807 7814 When I go to the beach, I take a bag with just filters and holder. They all have their soft cloth or soft vinyl bags, and it’s easier to slip them in and out of there without having to take off my backpack. Before dawn I’ll generally just have the adaptor ring and holder on the lens, with no filter. As the sun gets closer to jumping up from under the horizon, the filters are brought into play. Usually I’ll add the 0.6 first, if there’s not much cloud around, and once the sun has risen, the 0.9 will be added on top. The soft graduation means that you can slide the filter up and down, even slightly below the horizon, and it doesn’t leave a solid line. I haven’t been in a situation where I think I’d need the hard grad, to be honest. The holder turns easily if you wish to switch to portrait mode, just remember to turn it back when you go back to landscape mode! Because I live in Queensland where the sun is especially bright, all year round, it’s important to have these filters to make the most of a good sky. It’s near impossible to capture sky detail AND foreground detail without them. I don’t shoot in the daytime if I can get away with it, usually we pack up and leave the beach within 30mins after sunrise. I believe that you can still make good use of the ND grads all through the day, but I don’t have any real experience of that. Even shooting waterfalls can be easier when using ND filters, because it cuts out some of the light that might otherwise over-expose your image if you’re trying for silky water. The only problems we’ve all had is when the sea mist is particularly bad. In that instance we are constantly looking for ways to clean the filters, and still haven’t come up with a satisfactory solution. If anyone can help, we’d be much obliged! I hope this helps, as I said, not techy, but may be helpful for anyone looking to know what to buy….. cheers This has also been added to the tips and advice forum of All Seascapes Group forum
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Acrylic on canvas
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A macro shot of an orange/yellow/red leaf
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This something I always wanted to try and as the weather was bad and I couldn’t get out I had my chance to have a go. Yes, it is very different and I hope you like it. All the Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted or Uploaded In Anyway Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain Sector. Please just ask Me for my Permission. © Anthony Hedger 2008. Using this image for any purpose and in anyway, without prior permission, will lead to legal action or worse.
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Macro shot of a multicolored leaf.
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Not much to say about this one. Just a weird idea that popped up in my head and struggled to get out.
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Have a look at my other photos. For example: / / / / / / / / / / Or browse through one of my categories flower / poppy / water / leaf / other / reflection / macro / insect
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_*See more pictures of Life with Fred Bear Fred Bear’s New Book is now available for purchase card matted print laminated mounted canvas framed poster rb redbubble teddy bear toy cuddly threadbare Fred garden holder Bill ornament wood repaint weather proof /
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This is a keyed portrait image with digital backdrop added. Desaturated with contrast bumped up in subject layer, film grain added. Selective color applied to lips with opacity adjusted. Lit with key, side/fill and hair light against a green screen. Frame added to provide more “vintage” feel.
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This fellow would be a contender for the most photographed personality at the Highland Gathering (Bundanoon aka “Brigadoon”, in the Southern Highlands of NSW Australia) last weekend – he was the seller of these wonderfully unique hats, and was doing a roaring trade – no wonder his grin was so large!!! For one Saturday every April Bundanoon changes its name to Brigadoon. Kilted lads and lassies converge on the tiny town from all over Australia, and as the mists clear the swirl of bagpipes leads the hoards of visitors to the local oval for caber tossing, the lifting of the Stones of Manhood, dancing, mock sword fights, marching displays and stalls of every description. There is even a special steam train which conveys passengers from Sydney for the day. Well worth marking in your diary for next year! Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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candle
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My German Spitz all with the same father, but different litters!
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For my task three assignment 1/80 sec at f 7.1 / 112mm focal length / ISO 100 / EX80 Speedlite / canon EOS 20d
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For my task three assignment 1/80 sec at f 7.1 / 86mm focal length / ISO 100 / EX80 Speedlite / canon EOS 20d
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this image can also be found at JPG if you would like to vote…
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Candles always giving this special warm atmosphere I want to keep longer…. / /Canon 400D/ / Featured in the Group Live, Love, Dream 13th of March, 2009 / Featured in the Group The Buyers Club 13th of March, 2009 / Featured in the Group A Beautiful Blur 14th of March, 2009 / Featured in the Group Shameless Self-Promotion 15th of March, 2009 / Featured in the Group Happy heaven May 31, 2009 / / Another shot: /
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Taken December 11/08 down at the Distillery at our Christmas party – found this beautiful candle holder in the ladies washroom / taken with the Fuji on macro mode – as is / aperture f/3.7 / focal 6mm / exposure/shutter 1/26 / ISO 800
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colour pencil
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