Nature Photography

[BuffOrpington]

The first and second pictures are awesome - did you use any filters on the lenses to get those shots?

Thanks! Yeah, those two shots were taken on the same trip. I used a CPL filter. Really helped with the waterfall. It was still pretty bright out, might not have been able to do the motion blur otherwise. Even so, I think my aperture was at 22 or some ridiculous number.



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[lord_like]

Great Work! What software are you using to edit your content?

 

[BuffOrpington]

Great Work! What software are you using to edit your content?

Some of those are just cell phone shots. For camera stuff though I use Lightroom and Photoshop.

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[LynettaJawck]

Wow! These images are amazing. As a graphic expert, I love to take photos while travelling and transform them in various ways. I also love to photoshop images and prefer to use this ruler to measure PPI and adobe to perform my graphics work done. Here, I am going to share a few beautiful natural panoramas with you:

 

[Wes68]

I have some nice images I took while in Ireland. First I'll share some of my equipment. None of it is super high end mind you.

I have a Nikon D5100. It's a 16.2 Megapixel DSLR. It's rather old being the camera I bought and used while in College. Still going strong considering it's 12 years old now? I bought it as a kit back in the day which came with the 18-55mm and a 55mm-200mm zoom lens.

Before leaving for Ireland I wanted an Ultrawide angle lens and picked up the Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5

I'll share some shots I took with this wide angle.

I also picked up the Nikon Micro Nikkor 40mm f/2.8

Recently however I just picked up a Superzoom. I don't want to really have to carry/lug around all these lenses in a bag. The superzoom is nice because it is essentially a one size fits all. Image quality thus far has been pretty decent. Things can get a bit soft at the long end of it's focal length. It does have some distortion and vignetting but these can generally be fixed in camera and or camera raw. While it does just about everything? I largely got it for shooting wildlife. There have been times I have felt that 200mm just isn't enough. I didn't want to have to shell out thousands of dollars for a longer focal length and found this about half price on ebay. It's in great shape and doesn't have any signs of wear/use.

Here are some shots from Ireland