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Abstract said:I like the extra bit of black at the top.
Thanks! That was actually unintentional, but I guess it worked out for the best.
Nothing there.Abstract said:Here's a photo taken at Darling Harbour, Sydney, on Sunday Sept 3rd. It was taken using my little Canon point and shoot.
Abstract said:Here's a photo taken at Darling Harbour, Sydney, on Sunday Sept 3rd. It was taken using my little Canon point and shoot.
Dramatic and daring... well done, Abstract!skunk said:Nothing there.
That picture was taken in Orlando Florida, at the Epcot theme park. I believe it was in the Canadian area, next to a steak house.
I know the rules are one a day, but I took this one as well at the same spot.
I would love to go back and retake some of the pictures I took before because I just set the camera in auto mode and walked around taking pictures. Both of them are overexposed, [along with problems in some of my other shots] and I know now, I could do better.
I know the rules are one a day, but I took this one as well at the same spot.
I would love to go back and retake some of the pictures I took before because I just set the camera in auto mode and walked around taking pictures. Both of them are overexposed, [along with problems in some of my other shots] and I know now, I could do better.
We used to call those "Box Elder Bugs" and they are the scourge of NW Colorado.BigMäc said:
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 100
Shutter/Aperture: 1/250 @ f8 + flash
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II + 20 mm extension tube
The lights look awesome! I love this picture!nathan.gartz said:
Lake Drive, Downtown Milwaukee, WI USA
Camera: Canon EOS 10D
Focal Length: 28mm
Exposure Time: 30 seconds
Lens: EF 28-135MM IS USM
Sorry, I attached a photo to my last post.
If you're too lazy to scroll up.....
http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=56722&d=1157504329
Again, it's Darling Harbour, Sydney, taken with my Canon SD300 three days ago on Sunday.
Look at my name. If you don't understand my work, don't worry. Nobody does.
If you're too lazy to scroll up.....
http://att.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=56722&d=1157504329
Again, it's Darling Harbour, Sydney, taken with my Canon SD300 three days ago on Sunday.
qpawn said:Dramatic and daring... well done, Abstract!
Look at my name. If you don't understand my work, don't worry. Nobody does.
My Neighborhood, Rainy
Jisan-dong, Daegu, South Korea
July 18, 2006
Fuji F30
f2.8@1/45
iso 800
8-mm (widest)
about 20 pictures stitched with Auto Pano pro
I took these photos one night on the way home from work during the monsoon season. I was standing under the awning of the convenience store where I buy my milk, ice-cream, etc. A nice family runs the place. Across the street is the bakery that sells me my daily bread. A friendly couple runs that place. The blue sign, centre-right, is another convenience that I used to frequent until I got tired of the unfriendliness of the wife half of the couple that runs the place. Notice that there are no sidewalks--there's not enough land to put those on the side streets. You really have to keep your head up when walking or biking.
Jisan-dong, Daegu, South Korea
July 18, 2006
Fuji F30
f2.8@1/45
iso 800
8-mm (widest)
about 20 pictures stitched with Auto Pano pro
I took these photos one night on the way home from work during the monsoon season. I was standing under the awning of the convenience store where I buy my milk, ice-cream, etc. A nice family runs the place. Across the street is the bakery that sells me my daily bread. A friendly couple runs that place. The blue sign, centre-right, is another convenience that I used to frequent until I got tired of the unfriendliness of the wife half of the couple that runs the place. Notice that there are no sidewalks--there's not enough land to put those on the side streets. You really have to keep your head up when walking or biking.
Gwardys said:
A Canadian area at Epcot...? I imagine a large, clean but sparsely used, out of the way place where a beaver, a moose and a Mountie stand in the snow sipping maple syrup and discussing hockey.
(ps: I'm Canadian)Gwardys said:
Auto is fine, just use the exposure compensation settings.
Transportation Is Suppose to Move/North Lake, WI USA
10/31/2003
Canon 10D 28-135MM IS USM
Focal Length: 35MM
10/31/2003
Canon 10D 28-135MM IS USM
Focal Length: 35MM
jared_kipe said:We used to call those "Box Elder Bugs" and they are the scourge of NW Colorado.
I've seen those infesting trees in B.C., too.
nathan.gartz said:Transportation Is Suppose to Move/North Lake, WI USA
10/31/2003
Canon 10D 28-135MM IS USM
Focal Length: 35MM
I love this shot. Did you shoot this as B&W or did you post process this? Can you send me a higher resolution for my desktop?
Cheers.
spitfirejd said:
I did some post processing because if I did a straight b&w, I wouldn't have been able to get the slight brown effect that I wanted.
spitfirejd - you don't have an email addy specified in your profile. Either send me a pm with your email addy or edit your profile so I can send you the hi-rez pics.
In my small hometown, we used to have a steamtrain that would run every third sunday of the month. It was really neat. A few years ago they shut it down and now the owner is fixing up the engines and cars. I heard he sold two engines that he fixed up for nearly a million a piece! I got a few other shots that day including this one:
Hiking along a lake in scotland. Beautiful walk, but we were glad to have
a level path after the 4 miles along the lake.
25 feb. 2006
1/500, f11, 400 asa
Canon 350D, 17-40.
a level path after the 4 miles along the lake.
25 feb. 2006
1/500, f11, 400 asa
Canon 350D, 17-40.
virividox said:
Same model as in your 'tar?
Could you say a few words about the lighting for this shot?
dsharits said:Beech 18. Clearwater, FL 5-26-06
Camera: Canon PowerShot A610
ISO: 400
Stock lens
Do you often get pictures like this with your A610? It's a gorgeous shot
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