Your favourite Glasto images

[tristan119]

Well loads of stuff to edit, but here's a couple to start with

James tried to catch you up at the Bimble on Wed, but didn't seem to be anyone around, hope you had a good one.

Ian

Loving Tipi Pic , Any chance of High Res Version Please

Thanks

[geebus]

I'm thinking that unicycle must be a HDR, with the relatively light juggler stuck in from a darker exposure. The shadow seems perhaps a bit too bright, which would make sense for that being a brighter exposure.

Or of course, it may be a vampire unicyclist and unicycle that had to use a projected shadow so people didn't realise!

I very much doubt it's a rolling shutter effect - you'd expect to see more artefacts etc.

You do get a similar effect when doing video on dSLRs, but I certainly wouldn't expect to see as defined differences.

Love the mud reflections!

Cheers, probably my favourite pic I took. Not that amazingly technical or artistic, but manages to capture a bit of the 'feel' .

[MissKim]

[aardvark69]

Hi Tristan 119.

Thanks for your comments re the shot, at the moment I only ever post low res images for 2 main reasons, firstly I'm mid way through a photography degree courses so any images may be used for my future course work and the other one is that I use images for stock photography purposes.

Cheers

Ian

[Oddone]

Hi Tristan 119.

Thanks for your comments re the shot, at the moment I only ever post low res images for 2 main reasons, firstly I'm mid way through a photography degree courses so any images may be used for my future course work and the other one is that I use images for stock photography purposes.

Cheers

Ian

Just out of interest do you sell loads through stock photography?

[aardvark69]

Just out of interest do you sell loads through stock photography?

Too early to say mate as relatively new to it, but you can be certain as with all areas of photography at the moment it's very hard to turn your images into hard cash !

[tristan119]

Hi Tristan 119.

Thanks for your comments re the shot, at the moment I only ever post low res images for 2 main reasons, firstly I'm mid way through a photography degree courses so any images may be used for my future course work and the other one is that I use images for stock photography purposes.

Cheers

Ian

Just thought it would make a great gift printed onto canvas, never mind thanks all the same.

Edited July 5, 2011 by tristan119

[krisskross]

Just thought it would make a great gift printed onto canvas, never mind thanks all the same.

I think that the idea behind the stock photography!

[timespeedsup]

Some right crackers on here, nice one y'all.

[izcuje]

I am still freaked out by that shadow picture

[ThomThomDrum]

I am still freaked out by that shadow picture

It has to be photoshopped.......

[whateverman]

It has to be photoshopped.......

I posted a solution to it above. (not 100% sure though)

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[whateverman]

Hi Tristan 119.

Thanks for your comments re the shot, at the moment I only ever post low res images for 2 main reasons, firstly I'm mid way through a photography degree courses so any images may be used for my future course work and the other one is that I use images for stock photography purposes.

Cheers

Ian

Go on - give us the tipee one as a pressie - pretty please!

[tristan119]

Go on - give us the tipee one as a pressie - pretty please!

I obviously second that.

[krisskross]

I'm thinking that unicycle must be a HDR, with the relatively light juggler stuck in from a darker exposure. The shadow seems perhaps a bit too bright, which would make sense for that being a brighter exposure.

Or of course, it may be a vampire unicyclist and unicycle that had to use a projected shadow so people didn't realise!

I very much doubt it's a rolling shutter effect - you'd expect to see more artefacts etc.

You do get a similar effect when doing video on dSLRs, but I certainly wouldn't expect to see as defined differences.

Cheers, probably my favourite pic I took. Not that amazingly technical or artistic, but manages to capture a bit of the 'feel' .

With HDR i'd expect a multiple exposure effect though, not such a sharp shadow that is so different from the juggler.

Had a closer look and theres deffo signs of photoshopping. Its a good job though!

[jameshunt]

Not exactly Glastonbury, but it was the start of our festival as we stopped over en route. A few of the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge on the Monday night/Tuesday morning, 2011.

More of that set here --> Stonehenge Summer Solstice

[MyTwistedWords]

James - fantastic photo's as always, i've not been to solstice at the henge since i was a young girl... thanks for sharing!

[jameshunt]

James - fantastic photo's as always, i've not been to solstice at the henge since i was a young girl... thanks for sharing!

It's my pleasure. Likewise hadn't been to a Solstice since before Thatcher illegally stopped the free festival. It was good timing as we'd have been passing it on the way anyway so left a few hours earlier instead. Shame about the lack of sun - a typical cloud covered Solstice morning where the dark just gradually gets lighter!

p.s. Far too organised now though. Police, security, drug sniffing dogs (if it's illegal for everybody else why not for them as well? ) everywhere, not to mention the row of fast food outlets...

[geebus]

With HDR i'd expect a multiple exposure effect though, not such a sharp shadow that is so different from the juggler.

I was suggesting he had used HDR, but cut out just the juggler/unicycle from one image, then added it to a different exposure from the HDR for the background - which in most cases (ie with a person standing still/not moving much) probably wouldn't be noticed.

[krisskross]

I was suggesting he had used HDR, but cut out just the juggler/unicycle from one image, then added it to a different exposure from the HDR for the background - which in most cases (ie with a person standing still/not moving much) probably wouldn't be noticed.

Thats not really HDR then! Just a photoshop cut/paste job

[flyinggiraffe]

a panoramic shot from the tower, 5 shots stitched together

[random_man]

click here and enjoy!

here are some fantastic photos from a friend

[aardvark69]

click here and enjoy!

here are some fantastic photos from a friend

Yeah thanks for that random_man

Some great live shots there from Danny North, oh to be able to shoot from back or side stage !

[whateverman]

I very much doubt it's a rolling shutter effect - you'd expect to see more artefacts etc.

You do get a similar effect when doing video on dSLRs, but I certainly wouldn't expect to see as defined differences.

Dunno - the only thing I would expect is a shearing of objects moving across the frame, but there aren't any of those (from what I can make out).

(For example - with a rolling shutter a moving car would appear to be leaning forwards, but a street sign would remain straight).

[whateverman]

Had a closer look and theres deffo signs of photoshopping. Its a good job though!

Oh yeah - there's a smudgy little aura around the guys head that suggests some covering up and cloning.

Lovely job overall.