Calgary Photography - Page 55

Jimby · #**1081** Posted **Nov 24, 2011, 7:02 PM**

congrats on the new Nikon and thanks for contributing your images to the thread.

not my image

photo by Shelli Foster by LUMIN8, on Flickr

AB Born · #**1082** Posted **Nov 26, 2011, 4:56 AM**

Centennial Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Canterra Tower by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Downtown West End by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Centennial Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Princeton by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Princeton, Waterfront, Ernst & Young by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Bankers Hall roof by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Eighth Avenue Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Canterra Tower by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

205 Riverfront by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Livingston Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Jamieson Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

Livingston Place & Jamieson Place by JordanW.ca, on Flickr

kw5150 · #**1083** Posted **Dec 7, 2011, 7:08 PM**

By kw5150 at 2011-12-07
2003??

By kw5150 at 2011-12-07
1998??

By kw5150 at 2011-12-07
1960s??

kw5150 · #**1084** Posted **Dec 9, 2011, 5:17 PM**

because I know we love HDR!

Here are some photos I took in 2003. I used three different exposures and spliced them together, You can clearly see where the pics were spliced. I wanted to capture everything in those pictures and I guess that is what HDR does. It finds the best light levels and splices pictures together. That is why you get all of those crazy edges.

Juxtaposition / inconcruence / inequality

By kw5150 at 2011-12-09

A nice day near chilliwack BC

By kw5150 at 2011-12-09

Witty Nickname · #**1085** Posted **Dec 9, 2011, 5:34 PM**

You know these aren't Calgary photos?

Plus, they don't really look HDR to me.

kw5150 · #**1086** Posted **Dec 9, 2011, 5:38 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by Witty Nickname

You know these aren't Calgary photos?

Plus, they don't really look HDR to me.

It was more of an architecture school, geeky late night experiement than anything. I thought I was brilliant at the time....lol

Witty Nickname · #**1087** Posted **Dec 9, 2011, 6:10 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by kw5150

It was more of an architecture school, geeky late night experiement than anything. I thought I was brilliant at the time....lol

You want some decent HDR, look at Brandon's photostream.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vicfan/

Hatley Castle Fall Colors by Brandon Godfrey, on Flickr

Vancouver on the Rocks by Brandon Godfrey, on Flickr

Christ Church Cathedral by Brandon Godfrey, on Flickr

Old Town Victoria (HDR) by Brandon Godfrey, on Flickr

Songhees Totems (HDR) by Brandon Godfrey, on Flickr

Witty Nickname · #**1088** Posted **Dec 13, 2011, 9:36 PM**

Chateau La Caille by Witty nickname, on Flickr

Ferreth · #**1089** Posted **Dec 14, 2011, 4:27 AM**

The Calgary Planning Commission has done an "interactive photo gallery" as part of their 100th year celebration. It has to be played with to be appreciated:

http://www.calgary.ca/PDA/DBA/Pages/...entennial.aspx

Was the Greyhound building really torn down due to structural issues as stated in the really nice photo of the building?

PS:
They have created a Flickr group which has some interesting photos as well:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/historiccalgary

Ayreonaut · #**1090** Posted **Dec 15, 2011, 11:22 PM**

^ Love that last one, Witty.

I had about 7.5 hours to kill during my flight home from St. John's today. Playing games would have drained my battery, so I played around in Lightroom instead.

These are from last Spring. Kinda touristy, but whenever I come back here I feel like a tourist, so I guess that makes sense.

EAP by Ayrcan, on Flickr

The Bay by Ayrcan, on Flickr

Metal Trees by Ayrcan, on Flickr

8th Ave by Ayrcan, on Flickr