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How Did They Do That?! Photo Episode 4
How Did They Do That?! Episode 4
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to suzi9mm about what went into creating Sprained Minds.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
It was taken with a Canon 10D and Sigma's suberb 105mm EX macro lens. I seemed to have forgotten the ISO speed at 200, which was completely unnecessary as I used a studio flash with a softbox and that offered plenty of light. Thanks to the flash, I could easily use aperture 11.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
I never felt like it would contain a message of any kind. It's more like a vi
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to suzi9mm about what went into creating Sprained Minds.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
It was taken with a Canon 10D and Sigma's suberb 105mm EX macro lens. I seemed to have forgotten the ISO speed at 200, which was completely unnecessary as I used a studio flash with a softbox and that offered plenty of light. Thanks to the flash, I could easily use aperture 11.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
I never felt like it would contain a message of any kind. It's more like a vi
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Rainbow Art Feature!
Tradtional Art, Photography, Digital Art, Icons and even Stock Photos are included in this feature!
From the well loved pieces on dA to the hidden gems, indulge your vision in this rainbow of talent!
red balcony by ssilence :thumb32761133: :thumb17185265: :thumb7832640: _Red_ by Bory-Einfrost red shift by elementality Lady In Red by kedralynn red and me by suzi9mm red pavement by olya Red Dragon by xiaobaosg Red as Blood by ladymorgana the burning red by elementality :thumb45318826: :thumb40350780: Red by TheTragicTruth-Of-Me :thumb10693072: Red glow by teddy-lee red wind by prismes red fish by wfc1234 red boat by eyepegus :thumb40337920: :thumb46232741: :thumb22811383: Red Butterfly 1 by BlackPlastic Red Gate by RasheezyC under_red_tree by JuliaDunin :thumb6990715: :thumb34911363: Summernight III by Annie-Bertram The pharaon with a kitten by photoport My Perfect World by Wagner Jussie by azhrarn :thumb25267326: :thumb28412440: :thumb16656133: :thumb41354479: Stretch by Nomad1 -Eye,which can see everything- by HA-Ha-Youre-dead :thumb37001540: :thumb38860154
From the well loved pieces on dA to the hidden gems, indulge your vision in this rainbow of talent!
red balcony by ssilence :thumb32761133: :thumb17185265: :thumb7832640: _Red_ by Bory-Einfrost red shift by elementality Lady In Red by kedralynn red and me by suzi9mm red pavement by olya Red Dragon by xiaobaosg Red as Blood by ladymorgana the burning red by elementality :thumb45318826: :thumb40350780: Red by TheTragicTruth-Of-Me :thumb10693072: Red glow by teddy-lee red wind by prismes red fish by wfc1234 red boat by eyepegus :thumb40337920: :thumb46232741: :thumb22811383: Red Butterfly 1 by BlackPlastic Red Gate by RasheezyC under_red_tree by JuliaDunin :thumb6990715: :thumb34911363: Summernight III by Annie-Bertram The pharaon with a kitten by photoport My Perfect World by Wagner Jussie by azhrarn :thumb25267326: :thumb28412440: :thumb16656133: :thumb41354479: Stretch by Nomad1 -Eye,which can see everything- by HA-Ha-Youre-dead :thumb37001540: :thumb38860154
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How Did They Do That?! Photo Episode 3
How Did They Do That?! Episode 3
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to gnato about what went into creating j+.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
I was using a Nikon D70 with the kit lens at 18mm. Lighting came from a SB600 wireless flash reflected from the back of an old armoire. Exposure time was about 1/250s. I processed the photo with the Photoshop RAW plugin, converted it to black and white, and nothing more.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
It was a part of my i. series, which deals with information. It should make people think the role
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to gnato about what went into creating j+.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
I was using a Nikon D70 with the kit lens at 18mm. Lighting came from a SB600 wireless flash reflected from the back of an old armoire. Exposure time was about 1/250s. I processed the photo with the Photoshop RAW plugin, converted it to black and white, and nothing more.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
It was a part of my i. series, which deals with information. It should make people think the role
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How Did They Do That?! Photo Episode 1
How Did They Do That?! Episode 1
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to jonjacobsen about what went into creating The forgotten arrival.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
Well, I took this picture with a Canon 350D. 1/400, F/5.0 at 27mm (I use the 18-55mm lenses) and a 100 ISO speed.
The post editing was done in Photoshop CS: Levels, colors, curves, channel mixer and selective correction.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
The concept of this series was "World as reverse". This picture talks about a very well-known princess who arrived, but no one came to g
It takes a lot to create a great photo, and sometimes the process seems like a mystery to the casual observer. In each episode of How Did They Do That?!, I interview a photographer about the creative process behind one of his or her recent popular photos. This time, I talk to jonjacobsen about what went into creating The forgotten arrival.
:1: Can you tell me some of the technical details about this photo?
Well, I took this picture with a Canon 350D. 1/400, F/5.0 at 27mm (I use the 18-55mm lenses) and a 100 ISO speed.
The post editing was done in Photoshop CS: Levels, colors, curves, channel mixer and selective correction.
:2: What are you trying to say with this photo?
The concept of this series was "World as reverse". This picture talks about a very well-known princess who arrived, but no one came to g
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Photographing People Vol. 12
Photographing People is a monthly feature, that does exactly what it says on the tin - concentrates on showcasing photography featuring people. The pictures are divided into three different style categories, namely portraiture, fashion, and conceptual. These definitions are treated quite loosely though, and what ends up in which section depends on the mood and look of the piece, regardless of which DA category the work is submitted in. Every month I'll also try to bring you at least one interesting Feature of the month submission, which might be a good tutorial or an exceptionally interesting article, or even just a brilliant photograph, which deserves its own special spotlight.
So, without further ado, here's this month's edition of Photographing People. Enjoy!
PORTRAITURE
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So, without further ado, here's this month's edition of Photographing People. Enjoy!
PORTRAITURE
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GD5: Natural and Artificial (MATURE CONTENT)
Warning: Can contain Mature Content
Every other week, Gallery Directors will select 5 of their favorite prints that meet a particular theme. Our goal is to help artists get a little more exposure, give some inspiration to people looking for ideas, and to have a little fun.
All selections must fit the theme of the week and be available as prints. While Gallery Directors may make selections from within their respected galleries, they are not restricted to them and may deviate.
We will announce future themes by a week or two in advance to give everyone the opportunity to be creative and submit themed deviations to their galleries, however, this is not a contest, there are no prizes, and this is not a replacement for the Daily Deviation. The GD5 Theme Scene is just a gallery of favorites selected by our Gallery Directors that are based on a particular theme.
Check them out!
Every other week, Gallery Directors will select 5 of their favorite prints that meet a particular theme. Our goal is to help artists get a little more exposure, give some inspiration to people looking for ideas, and to have a little fun.
All selections must fit the theme of the week and be available as prints. While Gallery Directors may make selections from within their respected galleries, they are not restricted to them and may deviate.
We will announce future themes by a week or two in advance to give everyone the opportunity to be creative and submit themed deviations to their galleries, however, this is not a contest, there are no prizes, and this is not a replacement for the Daily Deviation. The GD5 Theme Scene is just a gallery of favorites selected by our Gallery Directors that are based on a particular theme.
Check them out!
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Animals, Plants and Nature 1
Animals, Plants & Nature photography can be of the most beautiful landscapes to nothing more than a picture of an emotional dog. Here I'll take a look at some recently submitted nature photographs and share them with you. Enjoy!
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That's all for this edition! If you have any features you'd like to see here, send a note brennennn's way.
Animals, Plants & Nature Gallery
:thumb35997237:That's all for this edition! If you have any features you'd like to see here, send a note brennennn's way.
Animals, Plants & Nature Gallery
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Neil Braithwaite alive and deceiving
Neil Braithwaite (randomcasualty) is still alive. He never died from cancer as was reported in this news article. In fact, he never had cancer.
When Neil had reportedly passed away, I can't quite explain how upset I was. I cried real tears, I felt real pain. I left work early that day and went for a walk. To this day my best friends remember me going through that day. And other friends of mine outside of deviantART recall the name Neil as the fellow whose passing caused a whole community great sadness.
As recently as today, and a day ago, and 3 days before that, 20 minutes before that, 1 day before that, etc. ... deviants have commented on the user page of randomcasualty with the following words:
rest in peace Neil.. we'll miss you a lot.. hope you'll be more happy & peaceful there..
rest in peace..im sure youre watching us and seeing all of this.
wish I could h
When Neil had reportedly passed away, I can't quite explain how upset I was. I cried real tears, I felt real pain. I left work early that day and went for a walk. To this day my best friends remember me going through that day. And other friends of mine outside of deviantART recall the name Neil as the fellow whose passing caused a whole community great sadness.
As recently as today, and a day ago, and 3 days before that, 20 minutes before that, 1 day before that, etc. ... deviants have commented on the user page of randomcasualty with the following words:
rest in peace Neil.. we'll miss you a lot.. hope you'll be more happy & peaceful there.. rest in peace..im sure youre watching us and seeing all of this. wish I could h
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Thoughts on the new news system
The news system and voting system attached to it, they influence the hot topics (or at least the bold ones) in your message centre. I actually liked the way of v4, where dA staff picked which get listed bold. I think this should be brought back, either as a preference, or standard. Because now the message centre news list is filled with crap, just like this post :/
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The Fluffy Contest
"It's about time" I hear you say. It's indeed the time to announce the first ever animal photo contest in deviantART's history 
This animal contest is about fluffies, and specifically furry domestic animals. We share our lives and homes with these creatures, so why not turn our camera towards their furriness? In fact, many of us do already, but we want to reward a job well done, so read on!
Rules
The rules for the fluffy contest are as follows
A fluffy is a domestic cat, dog, bunny or rodent. Other animals are disqualified from the contest.
Your entry must be a photograph and a new work that you have not submitted to deviantART before. Only one entry per deviant is allowed, so pick the best one you got.
You have to submit your entry to the Fluffy Contest Category, by choosing the category under 'contests' when you submit the deviation.
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This animal contest is about fluffies, and specifically furry domestic animals. We share our lives and homes with these creatures, so why not turn our camera towards their furriness? In fact, many of us do already, but we want to reward a job well done, so read on!Rules
The rules for the fluffy contest are as follows
A fluffy is a domestic cat, dog, bunny or rodent. Other animals are disqualified from the contest. Your entry must be a photograph and a new work that you have not submitted to deviantART before. Only one entry per deviant is allowed, so pick the best one you got. You have to submit your entry to the Fluffy Contest Category, by choosing the category under 'contests' when you submit the deviation.:bullet
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this caught my eye with the interesting positioning and color. i think the models and how they are posed makes it interesting and i am ...
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i appreciate the gothic portrait direction that i think you're going to. the model has potential too, i think you caught an interesting...
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just a quick update although dA point of view, ive kinda disappeard from the face of the earth i moved to London a month ago with my partner. trying to set up life here, despite Brexit and the chilly weather. Istanbul was great for me in many ways, but i felt like my time was up there, and im liking UK so far
always happy to meet fellow deviants, but pls get in touch via email (suzi9mm at gmail) or comment on my blog (suzi9mm.blogspot.com) or FB msg or something, since i am so absent here.
take care of yourselves and create art <3
jen
i moved to London a month ago with my partner. trying to set up life here, despite Brexit and the chilly weather. Istanbul was great for me in many ways, but i felt like my time was up there, and im liking UK so far always happy to meet fellow deviants, but pls get in touch via email (suzi9mm at gmail) or comment on my blog (suzi9mm.blogspot.com) or FB msg or something, since i am so absent here.
take care of yourselves and create art <3
jen
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