Hello everyone! I have been away for a while now and I'm ready for another go! What better way to kick things off than a one night stand! One night stands always get the blood flowing!
For those of you who aren't familiar with the ONS challenge, here is the skinny
I have drawn 7 styles of photography out of a hat and I will list them here. One day, one style, one post, then we move on to the next. Love 'em and leave 'em. If one topic isn't as pleasurable as the others, its okay, you only have to put up with it for one day!
Lets start this one on Monday the 9th and tag your shots ONS10
I can't believe this is the tenth ONS! Here is the list,
Monday 9th - Minimalism (perfect for day one, nice and simple)
Tuesday 10th - SOOC (straight out of camera) This one will be tough for me! I love to edit!
Wednesday 11th - B&W
Thursday 12th - Motion Photography (time to sharpen those panning skills)
Friday - Nature Photography
Saturday - Low Light (this one is great right now with the shorter days)
Sunday - Macro (time to get on your knees)
There they are. Don't forget to tag them ONS10 so we can all see each others shots! This is a lot of fun so I hope you join in!
This is going to be so much fun! I am absolutely loving 365Project. I get inspired by all the great photos and pushed out of my comfort zone by the themes and challenges. So glad I decided to do this!
You know I'm just in the mood for a ONS! Thanks Jerry @orangecrush =)
@mindeater Yep - you take a shot, you upload it. I've heard it said that it's ok to alter it in-camera before you take it (eg if you want it darker, lighter etc) but once the button is pressed there's supposed to be no editing at all. Painful but can be very satisfying!
What Chris (@mindeater) raised is an interesting question having powerful tools built in today's cameras. Well, powerful compared to what digital cameras could do 10-15 years ago.
How about in-camera RAW processing, custom curves in Nikon, built-in "filters" (I'd rather call these "effects"), etc?
@kali66 Thanks for tag on the ONS. I may give it a shot if I remember what I'm supposed to be taking. The idea of SOOC is rsther daunting though... ;-)
ty for info. Well I'll just put the camera on jpg and be done with it, cause I think the nikon software still make changes in the raw file when you download them
@orangecrush Dude it's good to hear from you again, great timing as I just happened to pop in this evening I've missed out on day1 but will see how it goes for the rest of the week, thanks buddy :)
I think this is about the first challenge here I actually participate in, and a pretty challenging one for sure! Many thanks for the invite.
Here's a link to the photos, amazing work everybody! http://365project.org/tags/ONS10
Oh noooooo - panning - even worse than SOOC! Although ... I may be stuck in a traffic jam later today with cars driving fast the other way ... Every cloud and all that. Thanks again Jerry @orangecrush for the fun!
@orangecrush I'm so devastated. I take a short (okay, a third of a year) breather from 365 and I MISS A ONE NIGHT STAND! Argh. Hope you do it again soon.
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@mindeater Yep - you take a shot, you upload it. I've heard it said that it's ok to alter it in-camera before you take it (eg if you want it darker, lighter etc) but once the button is pressed there's supposed to be no editing at all. Painful but can be very satisfying!
How about in-camera RAW processing, custom curves in Nikon, built-in "filters" (I'd rather call these "effects"), etc?
@filsie65 @kali66 @gazdi
Here's a link to the photos, amazing work everybody!
http://365project.org/tags/ONS10
Thanks for tagging me... this sounds fun
>you would have to post the jpg file just as your camera made it with your recipe
Does that mean no resizing except for whatever is done by the upload process?