Some of them might turn out to be a little too big in which case I will snip them out after this is posted. Let me know what you think! :) You can see more of my stuff on my DeviantArt> http://octoberlife.deviantart.com/gallery/ hopefully will start adding images again soon. Enjoy :D

 

 

Edit: ARGH theyre all huge lol. Ah well, hit f11 and you can pretty much see all of them well enough.

 

Edit2: You may notice dust spots in some of the skies - a work in progress removing them from my web files...The print files don't have them :)

 

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O_O!

A) I'm jealous you live in such a beautiful place.

B) These pictures are very nice

C) What camera do you use?

a) It is pretty awesome here if you don't mind the lack of access

 

b) Thanks :)

 

c) Canon 5D Mk II atm and a couple lenses

All of the pictures are beautiful (:

I love your night sky photos. I've always been a big fan of those type of photos. I also enjoyed your fox photos too.

Hiya, Frozen... Well done on all of those shots, even including the one where I see a watermark in the center. I must say, I like how a ton of those all came out feeling surreal. :thumbsup:

 

~D. V. "Foxes, Birds, Space... NICE!" Devnull

Thanks all, glad you like :) And yeah Devnull lol, I used to watermark my photos and I think that's actually the oldest one there =P

Holy crap those are stunning! Brilliant work!

Great photos, I'm a big fan of your aurora shots and also the long exposures you've posted. Done much black & white work?

Great photos, I'm a big fan of your aurora shots and also the long exposures you've posted. Done much black & white work?

 

Well since you asked :P *barrage of photos*

 

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The next two aren't technically black and white but more.. quazi-duotoned (I didn't completely remove the innate color)

Also not black and white but close enough XD

Duotone

Duotone

Blend of 2 photographs (of the exact same shot, different brightness, in case anyone wanted to know) to keep detail in both the moon and clouds

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Some of them that I haven't labeled as duotone but actually are is because the duotone processing is so slight in those pieces that most people don't even notice it consciously :P

 

I want as a wallpaper. :c

 

They're all perfect. Damn you and your equipment and locations and my lack thereof.

I am curious, what application do you use to process your work?

Great new photos :)

Thanks again everyone :)

 

I am curious, what application do you use to process your work?

 

Photoshop CS5

 

I want as a wallpaper. :c

 

Let me know how you would like it formatted and I'll whip one up for you :)

What are the exposure times for these? The trails are looking seriously sick.

 

Awesome processing as well, I'm digging you duo-tonal shots especially.

Shiny: Thanks! Some of the files need refurbishment though, after taking a break from photography I notice a lot of imperfections in my old stuff, not perfectly straight horizons, etc :P Yeah I really love to play with the different color channels in black and white :) As for the exposure times...It would take me forever to go look at all of the EXIF data but I know that some of the waterscapes are around .5 to 5 seconds (except for one which is, I think, over 2 minutes long), most of the landscapes are likely around 1/10-1/30 of a second, the wildlife frames, and possibly the ones of the moon are 1/500/sec and faster. The night sky frames are usually from 2-15 seconds. I use such fast shutter speeds at night because I was using a 2.8 wide at the time and the 5D II can produce printable frames at 6400 iso ^_^ If you're careful! Which, to be honest, I really wasn't on some of these starscapes...XD

Thanks again everyone :)

 

I am curious, what application do you use to process your work?

 

Photoshop CS5

 

I want as a wallpaper. :c

 

Let me know how you would like it formatted and I'll whip one up for you :)

 

OMG I DIDN'T EVEN SEE THIS POST.

 

1366 x 768, is that manageable?

Would love that as desktop wallpaper @1920x1080

 

Freaking awesome photos. Just as Soa said, I am jealous of your location and equipment. I have never seen the Aurora Borealis with my own eyes, even though I have heard that they happen 2-3 times a year in my country aswell...

Holy freaking cow! Those photos are absolutely jawdropping! :blink: :blink:

Very well done :)

Very nice photos! Can't find anything to CC!

...Breathtaking

I've just come back to this thread and been floored by the quality of your work. What I appreciated the second time around was your composition: You've found the perfect balance in almost all of these shots.