My three entries for the photo club digital competition for April. The mums are a 25 frame stacked shot. Spoon and fork are 3 frames stacked and 3 image HDR. Paper boxes are just normal downtown Eugene. 8mm fisheye on the MK II. (click for larger view)
A couple of five image HDR shots using the 8mm Rokinon fisheye lens. I was using the 40D for these so the image filled the frame. This view is looking East towards the Oregon Cascade Range. When the clouds are not backed up you can see peaks The Three Sisters from this location.
I managed a first place tie today in Plant Life at the Nature Photographers Of The Pacific Northwest Spring meeting. I just love irises.
Taken with an 8mm Fisheye Lens
Ducks of a different age ~ Both shot with the 8mm fisheye on the crop sensor body. Both are three exposure HDR. (click for larger image)
I took the 8mm Rikinon fisheye lens on my Canon 5D MKII. With the full frame sensor you end up with an almost round image. These are all three frame HDR images.
(as per normal click on the small one to get the big one)
You just have to love Spring here in the Northwest. The flowers in the yard will soon be followed by the wildflowers in the woods. What a great time to get out and play! This is 14 images stacked for the selective focus. (click for full size)
Spring Daffies
I really don’t like waiting for things that I order online. I ordered a Rokinon 8mm Fisheye lens and it is now the weekend and the lens is sitting 100 miles away in Portland at UPS. I want it to play with! That is alright. I can wait. Really I can. I think this will…
I noticed this leaf laying under the holly tree in the back yard and couldn’t pass up shooting it. This is actually eight frames stacked to get the sharpness I wanted using the macro lens. (Clicking on the image will give you a large version.)
I have been told that it is sacrilegious to convert a daffodil to black and white because of the great yellows representing Spring. Oh well ~ Click for the large image.