Forums: Photography:

As discussed in the old "open photo thread", this thread will be the new home for us to show our photos to one another, witha separate technical discussion thread.

Ha-ha! I'm first!

ha, great photo.

Yes, note my use of different shapes, textures, and colors in this relatively simple photo. Notice how I used diagonals to lend a sense of motion, inconclusiveness, and instability. And of course, the word 'erection' adds an element of humor to an otherwise abstract composition.

An exceptionally arty arty shot, emcee - well played.

tee hee

Teh_zaaalet brushing his 2 teeth.

teh_cute!

I :heart: babies!

Wow, he really looks like both of you... cute kid!
the delicacy with which he's holding the brush is quite amusing.

great shot.

Thanks. I need to add the proof of teh_zaaalet's deadliness.......








If this doesn't strike fear in your hearts gentlemen (and ladies) I can only fathom what will.

Wow, it's like watching a young lion take down an eland.

Nice sequence zaaa


full moon


international fireworks festival(country Canada)




making sushi

I'm jealous of your clock.

Great shot of the moon - was that using a regular telephoto, or is it a crop of a super hi-res?

The fireworks are very interesting, too, I don't think I've seen anyone take that approach to firework shots. Nice work.

Originally posted by arigato
I'm jealous of your clock.

Great shot of the moon - was that using a regular telephoto, or is it a crop of a super hi-res?

The fireworks are very interesting, too, I don't think I've seen anyone take that approach to firework shots. Nice work.

not my clock..... yet
it completely makes what would have otherwie been a throway shot, it was completely unintentional.

450mm lens for the moon that was cropped.

i found setting up a tripod and shooting regular fireworks was boring, so i decided to use bulb and walk around. I find these types of photos to be much more enjoyable.

Originally posted by arigato
The fireworks are very interesting, too, I don't think I've seen anyone take that approach to firework shots. Nice work.

Indeed, I'm digging them as well.

Originally posted by Icculus

450mm lens for the moon that was cropped.

So is that a 300mm lens and you're doing the digital conversion or a real 450mm?
curious.

300mm on a 35mm - 450mm on my digiSLR

nice shots, iccy.

Playing around with rear synch flash last night