I agree with Jon. Theres a difference between taking a picture of a horse, and then taking a picture of a horse, then in post, reposition it within the frame and then move its body parts...

 

Yeah the content-aware tools and the smart selection tool were ok because they pretty much just shorten the length of time it takes to do those things already. But when he moved the horses leg/tail I was like wtf.

 

at least it can do my homework for me though.......

 

it's all about the new sandwich make. can't wait. whats that gonna be like CTRL+SHIFT+S+M? siiick.

 

 

Day 101 - HDR and Suburban Growth

 

 

HDR from 3 exposures. Vignetting is natural cause the 5d does it whenever u shoot wide and wide open.

 

i told you how to fix that fool

 

yeah i haven't really had time. Gonna try it out tomorrow.

 

you don't have 2 seconds to look it at? wow...lazier than i thought

 

nah got a preggo girl and a 4 year old to take care of, and a 50-60 hr a week job. So yeah my time gets eaten up. I've gotta stay up late just to have time to myself. ha ha

 

It's 2:30am & I just got home from Buffalo Wild Wings, & came home to this guy chillin by my front door. Don't be fooled by the pic, this guy is LITERALLY the size of the palm of my hand. I'm completely tired & exhausted but I had to break out the 20D because he wasn't scared of me at all. I wanted to be able to get an awesome shot, so I uploaded, editted, just to make sure I got a good one, or if I needed to take more before he went on his merry way in the morning.

 

That's the 2nd most interesting butterfly/moth I've seen. The most interesting one has clear wings.

 

thats rad tina

 

1403 posts in this thread. Wow just wow. ha ha

 

Yeah, he was actually still there in the morning. He's either really comfortable there or on his death bed. With his size, I would imagine him being on his last few days. I don't think butterflies live very long to begin with but he was seriously the size of the palm of my hand.

A-HA! IT'S A "Ceanothus Silk Moth"

 

Image Date : 2005-04-04 11:37:03 -0700

Learn to set your cameras time/date, Tina.

 

Show me how & I'll do it, otherwise I don't care, Jon.

 

this one was a little tough because i'm passing by at about 150mph (approx. landing speed). but looks like f/8 1/400 iso200 @80mm seemed to work out ok. enough for a keepable pic anyway. this guy took off right after we landed.