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[DieGrüneHölle]

I like the water pic. Cool technic.

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[DrivenByE30]

Nice work mate !

So you areworking down under ?!

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Originally Posted by DrivenByE30

Nice work mate !

So you areworking down under ?!

Yep - based in Melbourne.

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[radiantm3]

Originally Posted by schoy

Okay, I'll ask the $64K question: How DO you do the lighting, if you're not using HDR? For instance, perhaps you could walk us through how you shot pic #2.

It's actually a 5 cent question because you could pay a kid 5 cents to google the info for you. There's nothing here that's a "secret". Lots of great photographers provide a wealth of information and tutorials on the web. I don't know why some photographers think technique for getting shots are such a trade secret. They just aren't. Knowing how to take the shot doesn't mean your photos will look professional. It still takes skill to produce a good photo.

[Meeni]

Originally Posted by radiantm3

It's actually a 5 cent question because you could pay a kid 5 cents to google the info for you. There's nothing here that's a "secret". Lots of great photographers provide a wealth of information and tutorials on the web. I don't know why some photographers think technique for getting shots are such a trade secret. They just aren't. Knowing how to take the shot doesn't mean your photos will look professional. It still takes skill to produce a good photo.

True enough, long exposure is no secret. However, when you get a night sky like in picture #2, you have to expose long, and that tend to wash/overexpose the rest (especially the lights). That's why I thought it was HDR initially. I still don't get how he does, but I'm no pro.

[GreyCoupe]

Nice work.

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Originally Posted by Meeni

True enough, long exposure is no secret. However, when you get a night sky like in picture #2, you have to expose long, and that tend to wash/overexpose the rest (especially the lights). That's why I thought it was HDR initially. I still don't get how he does, but I'm no pro.

Hint... Who said I have the lights on for the whole duration?

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Something totally different - a biplane!