i’m a turtle
I mean, kitty is perfect in all things.
Asterisk: directly on the human’s mouth.
I’m an idiot and got him confused with MITM0, I’m sorry.
Goddammit, I got you confused with MITM0. My apologies.
You’re the one who posted the fake fitgirl repack screenshot, instead of doing honest advertising (which, admittedly, you’re doing now, so good on you, I suppose).
But don’t go pulling my personal info from other communities about sensitive people. :/
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Unfortunately, this is most likely true. :(
I like how clean and simple this picture is. It’s very easy to hold onto in my mind!
Daaaaaamn.
Yeah, a friend of mine agreed. She said, “Tanis, it’s definitely work, but it’s far from your best work.”
The polling results here seem to reinforce that.
The two-second version. The blurs were amazing, but my camera decided to focus on the car’s display. Booo.
They are! And I’ve seen how hard those teams drill too! The races are always exciting!
Oh! I haven’t even gotten these into Darktable! I had just crashed out when I got home, and posted the JPG during a break at work! I’ll play with editing this tonight.
Ooooh.
(I do have to take my tripod with me, as I have some substantial physical difficulties and can’t even use a regular telephoto lens without a tripod. Turns out, I’m not stable. Don’t have strokes, kids.)
I should really try a high stop value for aperture for my next moonshot!
So I can have a quick picture to pull off my camera, and because the size is negligible.
There’s a discussion about this in my “Astoria, OR.” thread yesterday.
Yeah, I’m trying to shoot in RAW only, so I can figure out how to edit my photos and develop a style that wasn’t predefined by Apple. I’m getting there!
It does!
…but I was shooting in RAW and sending sixteen giant accident photos to my phone, then importing them to the files app, and converting them to PNG, then sending them to the insurer, all that wasn’t gonna happen in the car. Was easy once I got home to Darktable.
A lot of this was at f/4 or f/5ish, 100ISO, and a shutter speed enough to put the white balance at -1.