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[emdotdee]

.photo - The Immigrants

The Immigrants - Korova Bar, Liverpool, UK - 14/09/2006


Canon EOS 350D
Shutter Speed - 1/6 sec
Aperture - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Focal Length - 18mm

 

[hector]

hi team, new here,
stumbled across the forum while searching for info on macbooks and was inspired by seenew to take some cool pics with my casio point and shoot camera i just bought at dubai airport

took this in israel a couple of weeks ago, some people we were staying with had this awesome '89 chevy so i thought id try and get an 'arty' shot of it...

let me know what you think!

completely unedited as i dont own any photo software and wouldnt know what to do anyway

regards
H

 

[macgfxdesigner]

Bumble Bee Macro

Camera: Canon EOS 30D
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 1/3 EV
Flash: Flash fired, red-eye reduction

 

[freebooter]

Camera: Canon EOS 30D
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 1/3 EV
Flash: Flash fired, red-eye reduction

Sweet

 

[freebooter]

First snow!

Snow? Jay-zoos Kristy!

 

[freebooter]

Clam or clam-esque creature, Tahaa, French Polynesia 3/27/06

Make: Sony
Model: DSC-N1
Shutter Speed: 1/40 seconds
F Number: F/2.8
Focal Length: 7.9 mm
ISO Speed: 64
Date Picture Taken: Mar 27, 2006, afternoon

It does not look delicious. Pretty though.

 

[seenew]

hi team, new here,
stumbled across the forum while searching for info on macbooks and was inspired by seenew to take some cool pics with my casio point and shoot camera i just bought at dubai airport

took this in israel a couple of weeks ago, some people we were staying with had this awesome '89 chevy so i thought id try and get an 'arty' shot of it...

let me know what you think!

completely unedited as i dont own any photo software and wouldnt know what to do anyway

regards
H

Now I'm obligated to reply! Haha.
I like the angle of it. Might be a bit too yellow? Perhaps bring the temperature down on it in PS.

 

[hector]

Now I'm obligated to reply! Haha.
I like the angle of it. Might be a bit too yellow? Perhaps bring the temperature down on it in PS.

what does that mean?! how bout you have a quick go at editing it and then you can explain what you did

got any other tips/tricks or is your talent unteachable?

take care...

H

ps: its yellow because i was underneath a street lamp when i took it.
pps: actually you could have probably worked that out...

 

[andiwm2003]

beginning of the "end of the summer"

for this bee anyway
canon 20D
100 macro F5.6
1/60
ETTL Flash

sony a100
70mm
1/1250
f/7.1
iso200

 

[VictorM]

wake

This was taken in 2001 from a cruise ship on the inside passage between Vancouver and Alaska. I took it with my first digital camera, a point-and-shoot Canon Powershot - about 2MP - so archaic by today's standards

White balance was slightly adjusted, but otherwise it has not been retouched.

September 2001
Canon PowerShot S300
1/1000 sec @ f2.7

 

[srf4real]

This was taken in 2001 from a cruise ship on the inside passage between Vancouver and Alaska. I took it with my first digital camera, a point-and-shoot Canon Powershot - about 2MP - so archaic by today's standards

That is breathtaking! No camera would do it any better justice.

 

[freebooter]

This was taken in 2001 from a cruise ship on the inside passage between Vancouver and Alaska. I took it with my first digital camera, a point-and-shoot Canon Powershot - about 2MP - so archaic by today's standards

White balance was slightly adjusted, but otherwise it has not been retouched.

Canon PowerShot S300
1/1000 sec @ f2.7

Nice one.
I used to plant trees on that coast. Wet as hell, and magic. I miss that soggy majesty.

 

[freebooter]

Rock in the Rain

Mount Yong-ji
Daegu, South Korea
Pentax Optio W10
5 exposures (-2 to +2 e.v.) rendered as HDR tone map

A typhoon passed by on Sunday, and I was on my usual running route to capture the fun with a small, light tripod. Few things are more enjoyable than running on a storm-wrapped mountain. Although you can't see it, it was raining and blowing fairly hard when I took the picture. I had to shelter the lens from the rain to prevent water drops, the bane of waterproof cameras.

 

[Cocobolo]

This was taken in 2001 from a cruise ship on the inside passage between Vancouver and Alaska. I took it with my first digital camera, a point-and-shoot Canon Powershot - about 2MP - so archaic by today's standards

White balance was slightly adjusted, but otherwise it has not been retouched.

Canon PowerShot S300
1/1000 sec @ f2.7

Excellent shot... kind of surreal!

 

[maxiam]

Lake Geneva, Switzerland on slide film

 

[MisterEd]

Lake Geneva, Switzerland on slide film

Awesome pic. I love the Reds and Oranges in the trees!

 

[ksz]

18-Sept-06. Welcoming a JAL 747. Nagoya.

Nikon D200
Lens: 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR
Focal Length: 42mm DX (63mm FF)
Exposure: 1/320s @ f/9
ISO 400

A team of ground personnel takes a customary bow to welcome home a JAL flight.

 

[Moshiiii]

The Immigrants - Korova Bar, Liverpool, UK - 14/09/2006


Canon EOS 350D
Shutter Speed - 1/6 sec
Aperture - f/5.6
ISO - 1600
Focal Length - 18mm

looks cool, what type of genre of band would you call them?

 

[Moshiiii]

I lost all the freakin EXIF settings because I added my watermark and did "save for web" in Photoshop. I had no idea it did that.

I just bought the same type of jeans, i can tell by the "clay" that is on the jeans. They wore in super nice.

 

[gauchogolfer]

Jardins de Luxembourg, Paris

Intersection of classical and modern art in Paris, taken 17 September 2006

Minolta Dimage A2
1/50
f3.2

 

[Cocobolo]

18-Sept-06. Welcoming a JAL 747. Nagoya.

Nikon D200
Lens: 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR
Focal Length: 42mm DX (63mm FF)
Exposure: 1/320s @ f/9
ISO 400

A team of ground personnel takes a customary bow to welcome home a JAL flight.

What a really unique shot! I really like your airplane photos. I keep wanting to scroll back to look at it, and I don't even exactly know why.

It almost seems like the plane just rolled up from the sea, like a... giant thing that rolls up from the sea.

 

[ksz]

What a really unique shot! I really like your airplane photos. I keep wanting to scroll back to look at it, and I don't even exactly know why.

It almost seems like the plane just rolled up from the sea, like a... giant thing that rolls up from the sea.

Thanks! In this hussle and hurry world, it's reassuring to see time honored traditions still being practiced. The airplane is a symbol of the hussle and hurry world yet it is contrasted by a traditional gesture that serves no practical purpose, has no ultra-utilitarian value, but it is nevertheless done and it succeeds in re-humanizing an otherwise mechanical world.

 

[freebooter]

Intersection of classical and modern art in Paris, taken 17 September 2006

Minolta Dimage A2
1/50
f3.2

nice
The French sure know how to garden.

 

[Cocobolo]

Thanks! In this hussle and hurry world, it's reassuring to see time honored traditions still being practiced. The airplane is a symbol of the hussle and hurry world yet it is contrasted by a traditional gesture that serves no practical purpose, has no ultra-utilitarian value, but it is nevertheless done and it succeeds in re-humanizing an otherwise mechanical world.

Tru Dat!

 

[VictorM]

I chased this frog around quite a bit, snapping pictures one rainy spring day. About the size of half a thumb, this little guy had a curiously-coloured, day-glo red belly. I picked this picture today because it's raining, and I'm heading up

I love the way those froggy eyes stare at me. I think I'm in love...