**Photography Talk**

The touchscreen is probably partly to blame for the shorter battery life. I bet if you used the manual dials only, the life would be far greater. But it's hard to avoid when you can see them!

I personally shoot on Nikon, but our work is on Canon's. We're in the video game, so we use a couple of CS300's, but still have a couple of older 5D's as b-roll cameras. Tossing around the idea of upgrading one of them.
 
I wanted to test out the night/long exposure on the 5D Mark IV and what better way than to shoot some star trails. I went out east of Denver hoping to find an old barn/building or something but I got tired of driving down country roads aimlessly and settled on this structure for the foreground.

stacked 114 photos of 30" exposure. ISO 1600 f/2.8 at 16mm
I tried, but failed, to get the north star in the middle at the top of the stairs

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we could see the milky way as well but had too many clouds and it was too high in the sky for any good shots.
 
Fall Colors here in CO has come & gone (for the most part). This year, the colors came about 7 - 10 days early, which really messed with people's schedules (lol).

I had 3 planned locations to shoot, but had to improvise as things changed.

Here are two images from my 2016 Fall Colors trips:

"63L" (San Miguel River Valley, near Mountain Village/Telluride, CO):
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"Castles in the Sky" (Looking at 'The Castles' from Ohio Pass Rd, outside of Crested Butte, CO):
Castles in the Sky.jpg
 

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[MENTION=112332]USKTog[/MENTION] I missed out on the good fall colors this season. I was traveling for some of September, and the one day I got up to the mtns nothing went as planned. oh well, maybe next season.
that 'castle' picture is great. I need to get back to CB to see this
 
[MENTION=112332]USKTog[/MENTION] I missed out on the good fall colors this season. I was traveling for some of September, and the one day I got up to the mtns nothing went as planned. oh well, maybe next season.
that 'castle' picture is great. I need to get back to CB to see this

Fall Colors 2016 was just weird…and I do mean WEIRD!

Colors started changing 7-10 days earlier than usual. During my time in CB, we had 1-1/2 days of snow, which really jacked with the aspens!

Took this image "Cozy Cabin" during the snowy time
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and the very next day, all of those aspens were dark brown. :'( UGH!!

I had too much going on all at the same time, so I didn't have as much dedicated time to hunting out the best color. To combat that insanity, I have already blocked out 3 weeks on my 2017 calendar so I can just 'be' in the areas I want to shoot!!!!!!
 

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I didn't know there was a photography following on here. There's some great shots in here. Thought I'd share some of mine I've taken recently and I'll continue to share in the future.

20160925-ALL_3994.jpg by adllewis2011, on Flickr

20160903-ALL_3859-HDR-2 by adllewis2011, on Flickr

20160903-ALL_3838 by adllewis2011, on Flickr

20160706-ALL_3585 by adllewis2011, on Flickr

20160703-ALL_3461-Edit by adllewis2011, on Flickr

I dont take many car shots but I've also got an Instagram if anyone wants to follow! http://www.instagram.com/adllewis42/
 
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I didn't know there was a photography following on here. There's some great shots in here. Thought I'd share some of mine I've taken recently and I'll continue to share in the future.

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great shots man... really would like to know your settings when shooting and post editing
 
LOVE those shots. Olympic National Park?

And followed =)

Thanks! Some are from Olympic (#2 and #3) but the others are from the North Cascades (Mt Shuksan) and then the rest are from Canada (Mt. Edith Cavell in Jasper and Mt Robson in Robson Provincial Park)

great shots man... really would like to know your settings when shooting and post editing

Thanks! All of the shots are with a D800 and either a 16-35/4 or a 70-200/2.8. I shoot at small apertures (large f numbers), long exposures (generally 30 seconds or more), and low ISO (100 or 50 if I have to).
 
[MENTION=63060]rickashay[/MENTION] in that last shot. is the reflection of the person intentional?


best of luck on that competition, that would be a lot of fun to be on that film crew. the adventures you would take

Thanks for noticing that little detail. I wouldn't say it was "planned" but it was noticed and part of the reason the photo was taken in that moment. Turned out pretty cool cause he's the one who built the truck.

Thanks for the good luck. I think the contest is dead... We made our submission but the website hasnt been update in months. Not sure whats going on and we've emailed them several times to inquire without a response.
 
Went out camping and hiking this weekend, and got to really use the D750 for the first time since getting it last week. Just posting some favorites as I don't want to flood the thread. Got plenty more on flickr.























 

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