Photography XIII - Anything Goes

[Gizmotoy]

jessica: Those are some pretty neat shots... out of curiousity, what infrared filter do you use?

 

[Deefuzz]

Yes good stuff Jessica...I like your site as well, very well done.

*bookmarked*

 

[iBlue]

Ask and you shall receive ...

Good pics people!


peace | neut

oh wow, awesome, thanks!

 

[zync]

I had forgotten about this one. I've got to put it on my website with some other pictures of Paris. I snapped this with my S400 after doing a double take while walking down the street. I did a double take because of the line "How much did you pay for your bad moto guzzi" from the Cake song Rock n' Roll Lifestyle. I always thought it was Motor Guzzi, until I saw one, lol. I like Moto Guzzi better anyway

EDIT: added a version of my ireland photo studying neut-onian technique.

 

[JDar]

there are black bears and cougars here but

it's still a nice trail through the forest.

 

[MacBandit]

it's still a nice trail through the forest.

Where did you take that photo?

 

[JDar]

Picture taken near the "X" in Pitkin County.

A slight up mountain climb from the house.

 

[MacBandit]

A slight up mountain climb from the house.

Took a bit but I found it was in Colorado. Very pretty looks like Oregon and Washington is why I asked.

 

[Etrain]

Here are four shots I have taken near Cleveland Ohio.

This is a picture from Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio:




Here is a picture from the beach at Cedar Point:




Another picture from Cedar Point but across the lake:




Here is a picture I took in downtown Cleveland:

 

[20rogersc]

Here is a picture I took in downtown Cleveland:

Great shots Etrain, especially the last. Love the perspective with the building behind.

Great stuff! Keep it up!

::20ROGERSC::

 

[Sca1pel]

A pic I took outside of the aston martin dealership with a 1d II and 70-200 IS

 

[jakochampolska]

I'm pretty new to photography, but I like it so I'm think of thanking classes at my school. but those are what I have!! The first two are taken in Icealnd, and the other two were taken in France.

 

[JDar]

I'm pretty new to photography, but I like it so I'm think of thanking classes at my school. but those are what I have!! The first two are taken in Icealnd, and the other two were taken in France.[/QUOTE]

Take those classes but don't let them interfere with your natural eye for photography. To go with your excellent spider here is a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth. I'd never seen one of these before but identified it after a web search. They can move fast.

 

[jakochampolska]

Take those classes but don't let them interfere with your natural eye for photography. To go with your excellent spider here is a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth. I'd never seen one of these before but identified it after a web search. They can move fast.

Thanks! Wow! Thats a great photo, I didnt even thing humming bird moths existed!

 

[JDar]

Maroon Bells Colorado

Here is probably one of the most photographed scenes in CO, on a hazy day. At least the Aspen trees are coloring up and the stranger in the foreground was nice to have on a red coat.

 

[Spario]

I'm not to good with Photoshop, but i try. the first pic is of my friend's kid ,little Eli. The second, well- the second is the second.

 

[andypress]

Looking upwards. Olympus E-300, 40-150mm 3.5.

 

[rpaloalto]

Shoes

These two photos were both done with long exposers the first was done at f4.5 for 30 seconds I then used a flashlight to give them this halo type affect.
The second one was done with the same f-stop of 4.5 but with shutter speed of 20 seconds I used the flashlight again but this time I took of the top to expose the bulb and slowly traced the shoes with the light, I held this light about a inch from the shoes.
I think it's cool how the flash light and my hand do not show in the photo

 

[tech4all]

This photo was done with a long exposure, allowing me to trace the shoes with a flashlight. sorry about the double post the first two tries my .jpg was too large hope this works its at 156kb

That's a very interesting photo, rpaloalto. Looks very surreal. That's not a bad idea about the flashlight. What was the exposure on that (f-stop and shutter speed)?


(I was actually waiting for you to post that because the description you gave seems very intriguing )

 

[dornoforpyros]

silly weddings

 

[andypress]

 

[leftbanke7]

My all-time favorite picture I've taken:

 

[yenko]

Mantis

 

[njstaffer]

Looking upwards. Olympus E-300, 40-150mm 3.5.

Love It!!