Trenton Talbot

Just fooling around with the 55-200 
 

Midnight Breeze by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Doing great folks, keep it up! 
 

Fuji X-T1, 10-24/4, large octabox. SOOC.

Here you can post your night photographs (done with Fuji X cameras, of course!)
 
This includes all kinds of night photography, from night portraiture to star trails and even time lapse.
 
To prime the topic: Fuji X-T1, 55-200, 3 small strobes. Minimal post processing.

I planning on getting one eventually, but don't have high hopes. At least it will make a nice display piece, unlike Trioplan.

Here's my short bio. I use mostly X cameras, only 2 photos in my current portfolio are shot with another system.
 

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

A tiny daisy (another XF56mm macro test)
 

 

Graffiti Fest by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Did a few tracking tests today using an inexperienced shooter (my fiancee) and myself as a subject. Obviously, one needs a checklist of possible screw-ups, as at first I thought that the tracking was just as unbearably slow and unreliable as before. Took a few tries to finally recall that MS+ES mode disables PDAF. And then…
 
THIS IS SPARTAAAA!
 

 
X-T1, 56/1.2 wide open.
 
(My speed is approximately 18 mph)

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

The Firm by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Fuji X100S, BTS candid.
 

Tubular Dudette by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Yesterday's meteor shower. X-T1, XF14mm.
 

Here you can post your night photographs (done with Fuji X cameras, of course!)
 
This includes all kinds of night photography, from night portraiture to star trails and even time lapse.
 
To prime the topic: Fuji X-T1, 55-200, 3 small strobes. Minimal post processing.

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

Thanks Jürgen! It's a bit backwards actually: first, Margaret started her "Daily Jump" challenge on Instagram, but despite being a professional photographer in her own right, promptly resorted to my help. I don't mind it at all – as a matter of fact, this is a great way to train for creating the poster shots for Bar Mitzvah kids… but my Daily blog is not entirely about Margaret's jumps 
 
As a matter of fact, back in my old Daily project, it was more about my backyard wildlife, so right now I have a crowd chanting "Birds! Birds!"…
 
But now it usually goes like this: "What did I shoot today worth posting? A few cityscapes, some street crap, a crow, a cloud reflecting in a puddle, and a beautiful girl jumping like there's no tomorrow, lit by the colored strobes…"
 
The latter usually wins 
 

Just wanted to bump the old thread and remind y'all that the challenge is still open to anyone who's willing to participate. So far, the list of photographers who joined it looks like this:
 
Me. Myself. I.  

Centaur by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

Somehow we still don't have a dedicated panorama thread, so let's start one!
 

Objects In Space by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr (X-T1 in-camera 360 pano, polar in PS)
 
Anything panoramic goes – as long as it's been stitched. Multi-rows, little planets, bokehramas, everything.

Graffiti Fest by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Keep calm and run for the Canadian border.

Graffiti Fest by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

Nothing Happens Unless First A Dream by Trenton Talbot, on Flickr

How many AF lenses you had in the 70s? How many rolls of film that was capable of producing 300+ frames you had in the late 90s?
 
We're shooting too much.