Creativity like this is wonderful, we have an infinite number of pics in our back garden just takes the right brain to find them.
The glow of the meeting point is ace.
Tim
Posted by Peter Cairns on June 14, 2008 at 1:25 PM
Simple, beautiful, nothing more.
Pete
Posted by Andy Astbury on June 14, 2008 at 1:29 PM
What a superb, stunning and vibrant image Alan - nothing more to say
Another goood looking shot Alan. To me it looks kind of lunar to look at.
Question. In this shot you have used six images in the last it was eleven. How do you know when to stop and start if its not to daft a question to ask.
Another goood looking shot Alan. To me it looks kind of lunar to look at.
Question. In this shot you have used six images in the last it was eleven. How do you know when to stop and start if its not to daft a question to ask.
Major - When looking down the view finder you can easely see where the focus field is, and how big it is by what f/ stop i'm using.My 1st shot will be the part of the subject that is nearest to me, and the last shot is the one furthest away.I never know how many shots it will take, i just click away .But i must not miss any of the fields when taking the shots as that will show up as a blur in the final stacked image, which ends up in the bin.
I'm suprised you used your stacking technique here as it looks like a relatively flat subject and pretty parallel to the camera.
Although saying that, you've certainly mastered the technique and are certainly delivering an assortment of quality images.
A very striking image indeed, full of interest and impact.
Discussion
11 repliesEF100 2.8
ISO 100
1/20 @ f/6.3
Expo comp -2/3
6 shots Stacked
Comments welcome
I thank you for looking
The glow of the meeting point is ace.
Tim
Pete
Question. In this shot you have used six images in the last it was eleven. How do you know when to stop and start if its not to daft a question to ask.
Major.
Question. In this shot you have used six images in the last it was eleven. How do you know when to stop and start if its not to daft a question to ask.
Major.
Cheers for the comments
I'm suprised you used your stacking technique here as it looks like a relatively flat subject and pretty parallel to the camera.
Although saying that, you've certainly mastered the technique and are certainly delivering an assortment of quality images.
A very striking image indeed, full of interest and impact.
An outstanding image. very interesting to hear how you achieve your results.
Thanks for sharing
Regards
Rob
Ian
About time you published a book, sharing your expertise!!
Alan