by Joe
Patterns. Patterns can be so awesome. In fact, that’s what caught my eye with this photo. A stack of carrots, the color, the shadowing and lighting. It’s just interesting.
Exposure: 1/60
Aperture: f/3.8
Focal Length: 6.2 mm
ISO: 100
This photo was captured with a Panasonic DMC-TZ2
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by Joe
I run about 4 times a week and I usually do so first thing in the morning, so the light is just perfect. So 6 months ago I decided to take a small camera with me on a run, and wow! I just loved how the shots they were turning out. So now I almost always run with a camera and just take in the scenery as I go. When I see something I like I stop and shoot, pretty instinctive really.I have a set created in Flickr from my running shots.
For this specific shot, I just followed the light. In this case the light was falling through some trees and that is when I saw this classic car. I quickly took 4-6 shots trying to catch the street and the reflections on the car. I took this shot at a lower angle to try and create some depth to the shot.
As the shot was taken with an “cheapish” point and shoot, the result was a bit flat so I used lightroom to increase the color temperature. To create that “dreamy feeling” I decreased the “clarity” and increased “sharpness”, I also like playing around a bit with the tone curve. That is pretty much it.
Exposure: 1/100
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 80
John is a CPA living in Eagle Rock, California.
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by Joe
This photo was taken with my little Panasonic DMC-TZ5, which I always have with me, a few days ago on my lunchtime break. At this time my colleague was driving me crazy and I thought a little walk in the snow would calm me down a little bit. And when I saw this colorful umbrella in all the “no color” I was able to smile again. Thanks whoever was under this umbrella, for coming by. You saved my day.
Desideria is a photographer from Hamburg, Germany.
