Assignment: Kinetics Nov. 11 - 25

[PsycheBeatz]

hey man.. nice shot..

[crockny]

Wlvrenefan - love the cat whiskers!

[JodyCSR]

Canon EOS Digital Rebel
f/20
30 sec exp. while tilting tripod forward and back
ISO-400
70 mm

[photo64]

TIME FLIES

Kinetics Assignment
Photo taken: 11/20/09
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
Lens: EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM
Exposure: 5 sec @ f/20.0
Focal Length: 24 to 70mm

[alphasco]

Originally Posted by LenDog

SriMesh,
The next assignment requires 50mm focal length (or fit the theme for P&S). This assignment is kinetics. I think your photos qualify...but you can only submit one for the contest. Please re-read the instructions in the first post for details.

Who's on first????

Man, we've got an epidemic of senior moments going on! Glad it's not just me!!!

[kansasA]

Using a Canon EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM lens I zoomed while taking a picture of one of the mountains we live close to. With a touch of snow on the top and the autumn colours down below, along with the dead red pine beetle trees, it looks like an oil painting. This assignment seemed challenging to me, most likely because I've never done it before, but I'm glad DPS is here to give me the push to try new things.



Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T1i
Exposure: 0.2 sec (1/5)
Aperture: f/18.0
Focal Length: 100 mm
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
ISO Speed: 100
Lens: Canon EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM
Date taken: Nov 20 2009 15:14:40
Increased contrast and reduced size in PS4

[BATTY_!]

First Post!

This was taken within the dates but before I knew of the assignment. I thought it would look good to make the Reliant Robins (the cars) look as if they were moving but were not. The image is as taken.

Date Taken 15/11/09

MPH Motor Show, NEC, Birmingham, UK

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Kodak Z712 IS
Shutter Speed 2sec
Aperture f/5.7
Focal Length 10mm
ISO-64

[thebubblybeginner]

Originally Posted by Bekkie

This is beautiful. How did you light the ornaments and keep a black background?

Bekkie

Thanks

I had a black blanket covering the couch and had the ornaments lying/sticking/hanging-ish off the part your back sits against (clear as mud huh?!) I had to run fishing line through the ornaments and hang the yardstick through them over the back of the couch to help keep them in place. I had great natural light and since it was a slow shutter that helped too. Oh ya, the camera was on a tripod so I could zoom easier. Sorry if TMI just don't know how else to word it, lol!

[thebubblybeginner]

Originally Posted by melrosephotos

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love this! what did you use for the colored lights? Nice work

[kiwitayro]

Can't seem to post here...

Edit: nevermind.