Digital Photo Gallery of Ted Szukalski
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Cliff

I thought this photograph of a cliff in Terrigal exhibits particular 3D characteristics. This photograph was taken with Canon Ef 24-70mm F/2.8 lens. It a HDR image made from 3 exposures.

The Skillion, Terrigal, NSW, Central Coast, Australia_MG_2210_1_2_hdr.jpg

Photo: The Skillion, Terrigal, NSW, Central Coast, Australia

This photograph has been created with the Canon EF-s 10-22 F/3.4-4.5 Ultra Wide Zoom, Hoya ND8 filter and 2EV spaced exposure bracketing. 3 separate images were combined together using Photomatix Pro to achieve the High Dynamic Range effect. In my tone mapping procedure I’ve tried to achieve a natural result, something that many HDR images lack. I have take three other photographs using the same technique:

• The Skillion
• View from the Skillion towards the East
• View from the Skillion towards South-East

The photo title of Peter Pan came as a suggestion from a participant of a forum  I frequently visit. This photograph was captured using 2 halogen light sets, which created interesting shadow play and overall good lighting.

I have used Canon EF50mm F/1.4 lens. Having over 800W of light meant I could shoot without the tripod. Model: my son Sebastian.

CANON’S TWO NEW LENSES FOCUS ON NEEDS OF PROFESSIONAL AND ADVANCED AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
New PowerShot A-Series Cameras Bring Such Sophisticated Technology As 10 Megapixels or Image Stabilization to Consumers at Entry-Level Price Points

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Aug 24, 2006 – Canon continues its tradition of optical excellence with two new EF lenses - the powerful EF50mm f/1.2L USM and the versatile EF70-200mm f/4L IS USM lenses. Both lenses are valuable additions to the EOS arsenal for professional wedding and portrait photographers as well as advanced amateurs - expanding the range of current Canon EF lenses to more than 60 selections.

Press release:

CANON’S NEW EOS DIGITAL REBEL 400D XTi SLR RAISES RESOLUTION, INCREASES EASE, LOWERS COST AND LEAVES OTHER DIGITAL SLRS IN THE DUST

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Aug 24, 2006 - Canon’s EOS Digital Rebel 400D XTi model - the camera that set all time sales records for digital SLRs of any persuasion (supplanting the original Digital Rebel’s claim to that title) - now takes its place alongside of the newest member of the irrepressible Rebel clan: the 10.1 megapixel EOS Digital Rebel 400D XTi SLR camera. For 16 years, the Rebel brand has stood for advanced, sophisticated and easy-to-use. The new Canon EOS Digital Rebel 400D XTi camera continues that legacy, taking discriminating photo hobbyists, enthusiasts, advanced amateurs and SLR aficionados to places digital dreams are made of…and more economically than ever before.