That is amazing. I can imagine that was a lucky shot.
Nope. Took me about 5 tries to get this image. An eruption takes less than a second to from start to a full blown eruption.
I just might add some more images from this series into my portfolio soon.
My 10d does 3.3 fps and I just started shooting when I thought it might start to erupt. Got some very nice series from flat, to a low bulge to this and then to a full blown eruption
Wow, great capture! I'm anticipating the eruption! A little soft and out of focus though. With Advanced rules maybe you could have cloned out the ropes in the background?
Darn. I didn't read the rules closely enough. I thought all dodgeing and cloneing was off-limits. (note to self: always read the fine print)
Well, anyway, I had no time to do any editing except a very rough crop and my computer wasn't on its best behavior and photoshop kept on crashing.
This is an interesting image. The more I look at it, the more fascinating I find the photo. Where is this, Yeollowstone or New Zealand orsomewhere else? It seems you captured the rush of air directly under the surfacr of the water. Great photo.
Wow, great capture! I'm anticipating the eruption! A little soft and out of focus though. With Advanced rules maybe you could have cloned out the ropes in the background?
The background and the ropes compete with the image. Perhaps a bit more contrast would help the bubble stand out. I know you were also fighting the steam which makes contrast and sharpness look low. Howver, the bubble abouit to burst is really a good catch. 6
Im not sure of the whole process of the geyser blowing, or how quickly this happens.. but it is a fascinating shot. I just wish you used the full 640 pixels :(
yes! i love it! the subject that is, the picture feels like it has a fairly careless composition (cropped too far on the left, it includes the path and ropes, etc. a dark unobtrusive background to contrast the water would make this incredible!
now that is an original water shot!!! (crop out the grass...clone out the lines and you would have something that was looking on the sci-fi side)....as is this is a great shot 8
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