Activity for User 671 - Pierre Williot - pwilliot@mac.com

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67 Jun 17 Comment Parfait! Belles lignes directrices. Bonne démarcations du cours d'eau, du pont et des bâtiments. Atmosphère de sérénité. Couleurs du printemps? J'aime beaucoup. Jun 12th
67 Jun 17 Comment Un gros merçi pour la note. J'aime beaucoups les festivals traditionels...tel que celui-ci et Diwali. Beaucoups de couleurs - beau message - belle histoire. Bravo. Jun 12th
67 Jun 17 Comment Il serait interessant d'avoir plus d'information. J'imagine qu'il s'agissait d'une arrière scene durant une célébration amérindienne. J'aime beaucoup les couleurs, la connection entre les deux enfants, le cadrage. Bravo! Jun 12th
67 Jun 17 Comment Je suis d'accord avec les remarques précédente. J'aimerais ajouter qu'il y a des cordages entre ses chausures et un cymbale (au dessus de son épaule gauche) et un tambourin (juste derrière son coude gauche). Il s'agit d'un home "orchestre". Plutôt râre de nos jours.... surtout en hiver!
J'aime beaucoup les couleurs, l'action. Je suis également un peu surpris de la profondeur de champ. A f/5 avec une lentille 48mm.... Est-ce une caméra "full frame"?		 Jun 12th
67 Jun 17 Comment L'art de l'abstrait est toujours interessant. Belles couleurs et textures. Bravo! Jun 12th
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69 Jun 17 Comment Nicely done. It is nice to read all the comments and suggestions. This is very helpful in developing the art of photography. Jun 25th
69 Jun 17 Comment I love it! You were pretty brave to use a 150 mm focal length.... These beasts can run fast! Jun 25th
69 Jun 17 Comment Really nice use of partial back lighting. I love it! Jun 25th
69 Jun 17 Comment Fantastic capture. Very well done. Love it! Jun 25th
69 Jun 17 Comment I agree with the above comments, especially those of Candy. I personally find difficult to combine the nice sky with an interesting background. Dean had a beautiful one recently. Using light painting can help with the foreground also.
This is a field that I need much more practice.... one of my problem is that I am an early bird and not a night hawk!		 Jun 25th
69 Jun 17 Comment Thank you for all these comments and improvements. I was looking at these wood ducks when quickly took off! Unfortunately, I could not select the background! Jun 14th
69 Jun 17 Reply Thanks. I was also annoyed by the background. I tried a different technique: using the paint brush I desharpened the background trying to add separation but it looks like your method was more effective. I will work on it. Jun 9th
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70 Jun 17 Comment Very nice capture. I believe that you are facing the same issues as I do when using a low shutter speed in association with a strong or gusty breeze. The lower right branches in front of the falls were moving.
I am not good with photoshop but maybe having a second capture at high speed with exactly the same framing would allow to "freeze" the branches while keeping the smooth falls.
There is a very handy app called "Long Exp" (LExp)(by Ilya Genkin Photography - free?) that suggests a shutter speed between 1 and 1/30 sec to obtain a velvety effect with cascades and waterfalls. Up to now, using these guidelines I was happy with my results. It is possible that using an exposure of 1/6 sec during a period with no wind would have solved this issue.
Very nice work.		 Jun 25th
70 Jun 17 Comment Very nice capture and framing. I need to get there one of these day.
Love it!		 Jun 25th
70 Jun 17 Comment Nice capture. I agree with all the comments above. Furthermore, at 1/30 sec you were lucky that there was not too much wind! Jun 25th
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70 Jun 17 Reply Hi Lamar,
Sorry for taking so long to reply to your inquiry. I was able to review the original files and realized that the 0 compensation on all the individual pictures of the pano did not have any clippings. Considering this I could have done a simple pano without using the HDR technique. I did not know that at the time of the capture though. The sky was pretty bright/shadows fairly dark and I wanted to make sure that I was getting all possible details in the sky and in the shadows. In processing I could have use only the medial ones.		 Jun 25th
70 Jun 17 Comment Very nice! Beautiful sky and water mirror. I presume that you were at the wide end of that lens - 24 mm or so. I also like to use a graduated neutral density filter in this situation rather than on LightRoom or other programs.
I love it!		 Jun 14th
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