Here's a picture of some clouds I took with my old Iphone.
Yes, and I didn't want them in but whatever, she's the one paying. She's big on colors, and I did nothing in post to them.
There's something unsettling about her expression. Like she's thinking about the best way to squash me.
Happytime Harry wrote:Yes, and I didn't want them in but whatever, she's the one paying. She's big on colors, and I did nothing in post to them.
There's something unsettling about her expression. Like she's thinking about the best way to squash me.
Which is funny, because she's about 5-1, maybe 105 haha.
Awesome.
I'm a little ways off before I start investing that much into my hobby studio. I've yet to make any money from it, this time around (did weddings and such a LONG time ago and decided to pick it up again and rekindle a little. Maybe do some jobs for anyone who'll let me and we'll see where it goes from there.Is Focusure a team of photographers or just yourself?
Just me and my female business partner. We don't make money off it, we just get paid to buy gear.
groan wrote:Awesome.
I'm a little ways off before I start investing that much into my hobby studio. I've yet to make any money from it, this time around (did weddings and such a LONG time ago and decided to pick it up again and rekindle a little. Maybe do some jobs for anyone who'll let me and we'll see where it goes from there.Is Focusure a team of photographers or just yourself?
Just me and my female business partner. We don't make money off it, we just get paid to buy gear.
Ya, That's how photography works, even if you are making a living off of it.
Feed yourself, pay bills and buy gear.
If you get to go out for MacDonalds after all that, Great!
you have GOT to be kidding me
http://www.slashgear.com/leica-m-mon...
$8000. Black and White only.
Who would be so bloody stupid?
I suppose there are a lot of Hipsters out there with too much money that they will be drooling over this.
It's so stupid I had to tell you twice!
Last year while taking skateboarding photos I managed to rip my Vivitar 285HV flash off the camera while trying to avoid an errant skateboard. I finally got around to replacing the hotshoe on it this morning. Considering it fell 5 feet down into a concrete bowl, I was a bit surprised that everything still worked. A new $10 replacement hotshoe and a crash course in soldering and it's good as new.
I took some test shots of Jimmy the dog in the back yard. I set him up so the sun was behind and above him to make use of the flash. I still find myself resorting to a bit of trial and error before getting the flash settings right. I'm still not confident with the all manual flash yet. I would like to get good with this before I spring for a nice auto flash one day, though.
Did anyone tell him that he has the flag upside down?
That means he's in distress. Probably because his feet are on fire.
Love the last one, very dramatic. I just came back from our local airshow and going through 300+ pictures now. It was rainy and very overcast. Overall horrible conditions to shoot in. I think this one is one of my favorites so far.
Some explanation.
I don't even.
NEW STORY: He's a radical anarchist, setting his feet on fire in protest.
tke364 wrote:Love the last one, very dramatic. I just came back from our local airshow and going through 300+ pictures now. It was rainy and very overcast. Overall horrible conditions to shoot in. I think this one is one of my favorites so far.
Some explanation.
Quit ruining my optical illusion jokes!
:p
Went camping last weekend, got a lot of excellent photos with the new body, as well as finally starting to get the hang of getting halfway-decent bird photos at the far end of my 300mm-equivalent lens. Full photoset is here.
That's a nice picture of the strip, tke!
Also, great work Rick - especially the one with the bird in T-position! How did you manage to capture that little doozy?
That's a nice picture of the strip, tke!
Very nice. Man I want to go back to Vegas.
Also, great work Rick - especially the one with the bird in T-position! How did you manage to capture that little doozy?
Got lucky. I was lining him up on the branch he was sitting on, and he jumped just as I was about to shoot. He stayed in the plane of focus enough for me to keep it reasonably sharp.
After this I really have to hold off on the temptation to get an even longer lens, I was hitting up against the limitations of the 150mm. That said, the new body definitely made it even possible. Image Stabilization while super-zoomed FTW!
A couple shots i recently processed.
60mm Macro with 36mm extension tube. LOVING the extension tube!
Thoughts?
so id kinda fallen out with taking pictures for a while as I've been biking so much and I didnt have a way of comfortable lugging a 7d around with me, but thats changed! I found a really nice camera bag made by chrome that keeps the camera safe and settles it comfortably on my bike. So now I find most of my pictures are a cross between my two hobbies now, biking and photography. Anyway, a few shots Ive taken recently:
2012-06-14 20.55.36 by Daniel MacGibbon, on Flickr
monochrome by Daniel MacGibbon, on Flickr
CN Rail at the Forks - Version 2 by Daniel MacGibbon, on Flickr
university of manitoba architecture 2012 exhibition 1 by Daniel MacGibbon, on Flickr
been loving b&w as of late, im sure it'll pass, but in the mean time its super fun
Those are very nice. I like the bike in a tunnel the most, it has a nice texture and flow.
Nice shot. Interesting to see an installation of Escher stairs too
Some promotional work for a local watering hole. Canon 5d Mk2 iso 6400 1/40 f2.8@16mm
You guys are awesome. I have to learn how to use my Canon Rebel
Nice shots guys!
Nice shots guys!
That line's hard to swallow.
Ranger Rick wrote:Nice shots guys!
That line's hard to swallow.
You guys are on fire.
They've set the bar high, for sure.
Those are very nice. I like the bike in a tunnel the most, it has a nice texture and flow.
only day light shot of the bunch. Night photography is a different beast entirely. I know I can lighten things up with longer exposure and iso boosting, but trying to find that low light gloom with some vibrancy to it is really hard.
Nice shot. Interesting to see an installation of Escher stairs too :)
I'm a graduate of the architecture faculty and I went back for there open house and snapped a few pictures. Lovely stuff
So, does anyone know any good haunts for used lenses?
As a relatively inexperienced glass fiend, I am hankering to buy the Panny m4/3 UWA, but I just can't bring myself to pay £500 for it (and that's ordering it at B&H in the States and to pick up after the beach vacation, which is not ideal.)
I've looked on ebay, Amazon's used section, and done some trawling around the internet, but I haven't found anywhere that seems reputable. This place is the closest I've found, and its still pricey.
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