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Flowers on the street..
This is one of my London Trip 2010 photos, i come up with +3500 photos, i used my D90 with Nikon 35mm and Nikon 70-300mm VR.
More Information:
Taken on 2010/07/05 23:41:06
Exposure: 0.025s (1/40)
Focal Length: 35.00mm
F/Stop: f/1.800
ISO Speed: ISO200
Exposure Bias: 0.67 EV
No flash
I take this image in Mountnessing, Brentwood, Essex to see it on Google map Click Here
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The Door in KATARA
This is the door on a side of The Amphitheater I used the Reto effect on the Adobe lightroom in the second.
You can download the lightroom preset file from Download section on main menu or Click Here.
The original shot:
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After Retro Effects:[Click the image to enlarge]
Another effect..[Click the image to enlarge]
Adobe Lightroom2 Before & After Part 2
Here are more sample for Adobe LightRoom2 effects, the shot is for somewhere in KATARA.
You can download the lightroom preset file from Download section on main menu or Click Here.
The Original Shot.[Click the image to enlarge]
Retro soft with shadow[Click the image to enlarge]
This is the More yellow effect.[Click the image to enlarge]
More soft lights.[Click the image to enlarge]
Other samples on the part 1. Click Here..
Adobe LightRoom2 before and..
Adobe LightRoom is a great tool to add some light/shadow effects to the image, you may add colored lights or take the capture to the B/W channel.
The first photo is a part of the Mosque @ KATARA before any lightroom effect.[Click the image to enlarge]
The Amphitheater @ KATARA
This Amphitheater can be fond in Katara. I merged two photos with some photoshop touch to get this wide angle.
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More photos of KATARA on my flickr Hawee-Ta3kees
PhotoShop Touches
PhotoShop is one of greatest photo-edit software, you can remove lots of non-wanted objects from a capture you take. Here are tow photos from KATARA you can see the Before & After some PhotoShop Touches, see the circles.[Click the image to enlarge]
More photos of KATARA on my flickr Hawee-Ta3kees
The Mosque in KATARA after Adobe LightRoom effect..
This photo is for the Mosque in KATARA after adding some Adobe LightRoom effects. [Click the image to enlarge]
To see it before the LightRoom effects Click Here..
The Mosque in KATARA
KATARA is the old name of Qatar, fond in old Maps & Manuscripts, these daysKatara is the name given to the cultural village in Qatar, it is located between Doha’s West Bay and the pearl Project. It has been soft-opened in October 2010 During Doha Tribeca Film Festival the DTFF[1], and TEDxDoha. Many Qatari organisations have their offices in Katara. These include the Qatari Society for Engineers, Qatar Fine Arts Society, Visual Art Centre, Qatar Photographic Society, Childhood Cultural Centre, Theatre Society and Qatar Music Academy.
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Here I am posting one of the KATARA photos “The Mosque” other photos will be posted all under KATARA Tag.
Another shot:[Click the image to enlarge]
Other Photos of KATARA are in my Flickr site.
And you can see them on Google Map/Earth by clicking here..
Before & After Adobe LightRoom
Adobe LightRoom is a great tool to add some light/shadow effects and to the image, you may add colored lights or take the capture to the B/W channel.
Here is a shot of a wooden flower vase in my lightBox.The first one is before the LightRoom effect, the light source is from the Nikon SB900 speed light. [Click the image to enlarge]
In this shot (same subject) I add four lights with colors in LightRoom, and some shadows.[Click the image to enlarge]
Preparing the Scene for a good capture.
It is not that easy, yes you may use the Point and Shot cameras for daily quick capturing. If you want to have a good shot you may want to set-up the scene and arrange the objects in the positions that suit you.
Here is a studio set-up for a shot, I used the natural lights from the windows and the room light, Nikon D90 with Nikon 35mm lens with f/1.8 to get the DOF effect, subjects are Watermelon, Orange [made of candle]and The Chinese’s Porcelainin in different distance from each other.
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Here is another view with more details on the set-up and distances. [Click the image to enlarge]
A shot with focus on the rear object (Chinese’s Porcelain).[Click the image to enlarge]
And now I just moved the focus to the watermelon and take the camera closer. [Click the image to enlarge]
Taking pictures is not my main daily practices, but when i start playing with my camera, i really enjoy my self.
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