Airlie Beach, Whitsunday Islands – Panorama
This panorama was taken at Airlie Beach in the whitsunday Islands and is made up of four seperate images combined together in Photoshop. The original four images were taken with the Nikon 17-55mm lens at 55mm.
Composite Image, Amberley Air Show
This composite image of the Amberley air show was made in Photoshop using two layers. The first layer the air show image from an image using the Nikon D2H and 300mm f/4 lens and the second image from a film image of the sun taken many years ago.
Airlie Beach Panorama, Whitsunday Islands
This panorama at Airlie Beach, Whitsunday Islands is a combination of two seperate images stitched together in Photoshop to form a panorama image. The original images were taken with the Nikon 17-55mm lens at 55mm.
Cape Gloucester – Whitsunday Islands
This panorama image at Cape Gloucester is a composite image from five seperate exposures stitched together in photoshop. The original images were taken in raw format, converted to .jpg and then stitced together in Photoshop. The original images were taken with the Nikon 17-55mm f/2,.8 lens at 1/750 second and f/8.
Multiple Exposure of a Daisy in Photoshop
The muktiple exposure of the daise was created in Photoshop by foring two layers and then combining the layers and sharpening the image. Digital photography enables us to create many different images.
Dingo Beach in the Whitsunday Islands – Panorama
What a wonderful place is the Whitsunday islands. This panorama image is of Dingo beach looking out towards some of the islands. Eight images were taken with the Nikon D2H and the Nikon 17-55mm zoom lens and all images stitched together in photoshop. Digital photography can produce some wonderful results.
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Digital Photography is Marvelous
As we have moved to the digital generation of cameras we have gained many advantages to enhance our photography. We havw access to programes like Photoshop to modify and improve images. We now have full frame cameras with sensors the same size as the original 24x36mm film and we also have cameras with sensors with a crop factor which is a great advantage with telephoto work.
I recently went to the Amberley air show here near Brisbane, Australia. I used a Nikon D2h camera which has a 1.5x crop factor. This effectively turns a 300mm lens into an effective 45mm lens which is a great advantage for this type of photography. All the images below were taken with the Nikon 300mm f/4.0 lens which is a compact and easy to use telephoto lens.
Digital Photography 
