2012年02月26日

大树、小径、低塔

洛杉矶摄影行今日揭幕！快来找我和Tom一起欢乐！

  • 时间/日期：2月20日，星期天，下午4:30——早到奖励握手哦！ :)
  • 地点：见面地点定在圣塔莫尼卡，在桥墩的基座。 一大帮扛相机的，绝对好找！
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  • 没有Google Schemer，然而想收到免费邀请？点击这个邀请链接即可： goo.gl/RoxQg

无论水平如何，我们都欢迎。连手机自带相机都可以带！家属同样欢迎，带孩子一起来吧！到时见！

“西南偏南”音乐节：奥斯丁摄影行同步展开！

不论职业业余，家属同样欢迎！

  • 时间/日期：3月10日（星期六），下午2点。
  • 地点：G+ 隐秘地（有待确认）
  • Google Schemer回复确认：http://goo.gl/LkaKO
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  • 不要求佩戴音乐节徽章！

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每日一瞥——大树、小径、低塔

漫步凡尔赛的田园公园，你会觉得像皇室贵族一样慵懒。这也不是坏事。不过当摄影师就不能这样了，不能光在那里晃，把眼前所见忘得一干二净。这既是一种恩赐，又是个诅咒……你需要时刻“待命”，随时高度留意身边的一切。不过我觉得挺幸运，真的！

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  • http://photoventures.wordpress.com/ Jeff Peterson

    Wonderfully composed photo.  I can definitely understand what you mean about finding it difficult to just take in the beauty and not notice everything around you.  Every once in a while when I’m traveling I have to force myself to just put the camera away and just take things in without worrying about what might make for a good photo.  It can be a hard balance between wanting to get good photos and enjoying what’s on the other side of the lens.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PRUZYIT5ASYXVXKFIVWVXFTL4U Susan

    Sooo beautiful……so sharp and green is the landscape – just as I would expect it to look there!

  • Casper van Zyl

    Beautiful setting,would like to explore the buildings on the other side,hope you did.

  • 匿名

    Well this photo has everything to make a great composition – a little path leading you in, foreground interest – background interest – a little water – a great brooding sky – what else could you want?   Oh, I know – a little red boat on the water,  he he.  I know what you mean by being always on as a photographer.  This was especially true when I was doing some sports photography.  With  eye on the viewfinder and the other eye watching out for flying pucks or baseballs I never actually got to see the game.  And I learned early not to use a flash when shooting a at the hockey goaltender.  They don’t like being blinded with a puck flying at them.  Fortunately I could run faster than he could with all his gear on.

  • http://twitter.com/tiger6300 Y.H. JEONG

    beautiful

  • http://www.batteredluggage.com/ IPBrian

    The Hamlet was one of my favorite places visiting France.  There is just something about the excess and frivolity of the whole thing that I found fascinating.  

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/4N3U5UT4VPUPB2O3YNMKW46VBY Gail M

    Very nice capture, Trey.  I saved it in my picture file to use as a desktop someday.  Thanks for sharing, have a wonderful Sunday!!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/MrAndyBird Andy Bird

    Another wonderful scene – beautifully captured.

  • http://soldierswifecrazylife.com Julie

    So pretty! I want to walk that path.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PMVDCBXLVEWLYMIN644MQPS5KY Jake

    You chose a great day for a photo walk. Southern California had one of the best days weather-wise today, or at least I think so.

  • http://www.maugiart.com/ Noah J. Katz

    Beautiful shot Trey! I love the colors and texture in the tree is amazing.

  • Andrea Boyle

    You’re right about always being “on” as a photographer.  Geese, since I have upgraded my equipment and beome more experience, I’ve noticed that happening more and more.  Thought it was just me…  It doesn’t seem to make a difference if I have a camera or not. Glad to know I’m not the lone ranger out there!