Recent content by roicead

congrats and enjoy the x-e1, i doubt you'll regret it. merry christmas!

december in wisconsin? yup, probably frozen. ;) congratulations on lazarus.

i always find it interesting to compare the favorites in a series of photos between photographers or other artists and non-photographers, almost like a mini class in psychology.

old blacksmith's shop. fuji x-t1 and 18-55mm

i like the last 2 where the light is lit. the composition of the middle one is the strongest to me, but i'm a sucker for strong leading lines.

a fairly skittish fox last winter at the local wildlife preserve. fuji x-e1 and xf 55-200mm @ 200mm and some a friendly mother moose with her baby in grand teton national park. autumn 2013. fuji x-e1 and 55-200mm @ 200mm. taken just before sunset, handheld. i don't shoot wildlife very...

excellent series, absolutely beautiful scenery.

ok, i'm jealous. grand teton national park is one of my favorite places in the world. and you've captured the majesty and grandeur very well.

Thanks Peter. Nice to see you here.

much obliged.

thanks. i hope to get back down there soon to finish the trip. i've been through manteo before, it's definitely a neat little town that i'd like to explore more. i'd love to see some of your shots of the outer banks. thank you. thanks. i tend to get my best shots on moody, cloud filled...

if you shoot raw then changing the dynamic range or highlight tones won't help you. they only help with jpgs. if you do shoot jpg then they could help you. a grad nd would help you, so would bracketing and hdr. in most cases i don't use either. i leave the histogram on the screen and look...

thanks killramsey. there really wasn't a whole lot of warm colors out. everything seemed to be muddy brown, murky blue or white.

went to outer banks a few months ago but never really made it there. this is roanoke marshes light, located on an island on the way to the main road through outer banks. when i finally made it to rt 12 it was flooded out and unpassable. so i turned around and went back to the lighthouse. the...

a gorgeous view for sure! i especially like the second, the layers of hills and fog do it for me.