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03-JUL-2005

20050703 / Monsters



These are Raw conversions with a little Neat Image applied. Photoshop, for once,
is used for resizing only. I figured I might as well actually use the space on
the 1 gig Compact Flash Card for something other than storage, right?

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6D ED AF
1/1000s f/16.0 at 70.0mm iso1600 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time03-Jul-2005 12:53:14
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D70
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length70 mm
Exposure Time1/1000 sec
Aperturef/16
ISO Equivalent1600
Exposure Bias-0.33
White Balance (10)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programprogram (2)
Focus Distance

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Guest 10-Jul-2005 05:00
Excellent crops Chris!
type07-Jul-2005 09:19
I agree with the last commentator. The crop removes the sense of scale but not size, if that makes sense. The robust, brutal quality is shoved in our faces. The toning makes perfect sense, here.
Guest 06-Jul-2005 13:39
you know what?
i like the second one better.
the crop makes for a more interesting image as i don't know
what i am looking at.
nicely done
Jeanne Newman06-Jul-2005 11:18
I use a high ISO often, too -- and for what it's worth, I find the noise to be not as great as I had expected...no noise here - just a very very good image that projects the enormity of the vehicle (s?).
Johan Toll06-Jul-2005 06:48
I like the perspective! The B&W tones are very nice too.
Guest 06-Jul-2005 06:29
Great perspective and fantastic treatment on this images...really like what you've done. For the past couple of months I've been shooting only RAW, as I find it allows me more leeway during post process. Not to mention, fixing wb or exp mistakes I might have made otherwise :)
Guest 06-Jul-2005 00:48
Cool! These demand a song about the industrial age.
David Clunas04-Jul-2005 21:15
Looks like something from WW2, delicate conversion, works really well.
Guest 04-Jul-2005 18:29
Boy toys :-0 Awesome tonal treatment.Menacing road warriors!
Guest 04-Jul-2005 10:18
great treament.
i would imagine that these would look even more menacing with a close up with wide angle shots??! :?
Guest 04-Jul-2005 10:09
beautiful image.
Chris Sofopoulos04-Jul-2005 09:27
Nice capture and framing. Perfect in b&w.
Susanne04-Jul-2005 07:22
I really enjoy the second picture. I think it shows the monster the way I would assume one would look. Large and threatening. Great shot, Chris.
uofmtiger04-Jul-2005 05:05
I am glad you got out of the way before they ran you over!
JeremyGood04-Jul-2005 04:44
I always shoot RAW, carry two 1 Gig cards and an extra 512 just in case.
Great job on these shots. Looks to be some toning here though like jude said.
Dawn04-Jul-2005 04:09
Hmmm.. you have me contemplating the raw setting now.. grin, only have a half gigger on my card tho, it's the storage space on the computer I need to start watching! btw, I like the angle/neverending line you shot this at.
Guest 04-Jul-2005 04:03
Turned out nice. I always shoot RAW. Gives a better post image and a little more leway in which way I want the exposure to go after the shot.
Guest 04-Jul-2005 02:37
They do look like monsters!
Chris04-Jul-2005 01:58
red,

Shadow contrast is bumped in the Raw conversion and then saturation was dropped.
jude04-Jul-2005 01:56
is this s slight sepia or a very low color saturation? at any rate.. amazing what works go into these "monsters:..
nomadicdragon04-Jul-2005 01:12
wow. Well done. They really do look like monsters. Great perspective and color treatment.