already have.

 

I like it.

Looks sick to me.

Just photoshop some composition in ^^

LMAO

 

Can you post some of your best pics with the fisheye? Its a lens Ive been wanting for a while but I dont know if I'd be using it enough to justify a purchase.

Its either that or a standard wide angle. I think a wide angle may be more useful to me. and fish eye would be more like fun.

my next lens will probably have to be a macro, Ill be needing it for future projects Im working with.

 

to me or jon?

if to me, thanks :D

 

To you.

I wish I had camera skillzorsssss.

I just has photoshops experience ^^

 

a fisheye won't be as useful as a wide angle lens IMO

 

seal looks cool


maybe you should add some fake star burst to really set it off?!











I kid, I kid

 

yeah like I said it is my FUN lens.

here are what I think are my best photos with it.









i love the clarity and colors it produces. GREAT glass on it. and very fast lens.

 

i like the one with the doors opening..

 

speaking of sad monkeys, homesick anybody?

 

i think if you really captured the sense that he's in an enclosed space, it would give it more of a sense that he's being held in captivity, so perhaps show more of the area that he's enclosed in...

 

thanks for the input.
Yes it was depressing watching them. They all looked sad.

 

A higher res shot of a prior photo simply because the skin texture is interesting imo


this isn't the full size however, in the original full size, its crazy detailed.

this was one crazy looking bird. Looks all prehistoric.

 

i could only imagine since i haven't been to the zoo in ages...

 

the texture is interesting, how much saturation increase is there in the photo?

 

I think the fence is enough proof he is in some sort of enclosed space.

^^

BTW, is that an orangutan?

 

zero

vibrancy +11 however.

The picture style I sway towards are high vibrancy, high sharpness and slight underexposure.

My friend however is the opposite, she photographs a lot of wedding type events, she likes the soft defocused, desaturated look slightly over exposed.

 

camera data for the bird photo

Make: Canon
Model: EOS 50D
Shutter Speed: 1/125th sec
Exposure Program: Manual
F-Stop: f/5.6
Aperture Value: f/4.8
ISO Speed Ratings: 400
Focal Length: 140.0mm
Lens: EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Flash: did not fire
Metering Mode: Pattern

Lens hood and B+W UV MC filter used.

 

it does, but i think it would convey a much stronger message if more was shown so actually show some isolation and what not....u know? just my 2 cents

 

ic ic....i usually leave vibrancy at zero and adjust some other color settings....usually not very much though