Final

Nikon D7000

f/2.8

1/1000

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/5.6

1/320

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/4

1/400

ISO 400

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/4

1/200

ISO 400

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/6.3

1/500

ISO 1600

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/9 

1/125

ISO 1600

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/5.6

1/160

ISO 1600

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/5.6

1/100

ISO 800

170mm

Nikon D7000

f/7.1

1/400

ISO 800

135mm

Nikon d7000

f/14

1/125

ISO 800

70mm

Nikon D7000

f/8

1/640

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon d7000

f/8

1/500

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/13

1/200

ISO 400

70mm

Nikon D7000

f/2.8

1/3200

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/2.8

1/2000

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D600

f/2.8

1/1600

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D600

f/11

1/250

ISO 200

110mm

Nikon D7000

f/5.6

1/320

ISO 200

135mm

Nikon D600

f/22

1/5

ISO 50

70mm

Nikon D600

f/2.8

1/250

ISO 800

50mm

Nikon D600

f/16

1/200

ISO 400

70mm

Nikon D600

f/10

1/60

ISO 800

24mm

Nikon D7000

f/5

1/640

ISO 200

200mm

Nikon D7000

f/2.8

1/500

ISO 400

200mm

Nikon D600

f/9

1/250

ISO 1600

50mm

Nikon D7000

f/10

1/200

ISO 250

200mm

Nikon D600

f/11

1/640

ISO 400

24mm

Nikon D600

f/4

1/1000

ISO 400

85mm

Andy Lee

http://wholeheart-ed.blogspot.com/2015/02/18-breathtaking-photographs-by-andy-lee.html


A photographer by the name of Andy Lee that I came upon. Most of the photos in this blog are in blog and white. I love the contrast that is going on in them and the composition seems so simple.

5

In studio with some work done in photoshop

D600

70-200mm Lens

f/8

1/160

ISO100

Used 2 Strobes

Shot in studio with some work done in Photoshop

D600

70-200mm Lens

f/8

1/160

ISO100

2 strobes from the side

D7000

f/5.6

1/320

ISO 200

D7000

f/4

1/125

ISO 400

D7000

f/2.8

1/1600

ISO200

Post Process

http://1x.com/learning/?read=490093

Browsing through the 1x website, there are some photographers out there that are willing to show people how they got certain shots through their process of shooting and post editing. It's interesting to see some of the shots that you can get through editing with photoshop and how far along technology has come to be able to do that. There are some things out there and its awesome to know how they are done.
This was a shot done with a lot of shooting and a lot of step by step process of how he got it to the final results of what you see now.

Cinemagraphs

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/cinemagraph/

Something that I have seen for a few years now, but have never actually looked into are cinemagraphs. They are something between a digital photo and video. It's a video where certain parts of it are frozen into a photo while other parts play a continuous motion.

Feb. 26th Blog

http://www.iheartfaces.com/2011/12/shaped-bokeh-tutorial/

The process of creating your own shaped blur, or bokeh, in images that work well with light.