The Official Photography Thread - Vol. 3

[fraij da 5 11]

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Curious to what you guys think of this... Probably extra vanilla in terms of photography but it was one of the more 'artsy' pics I took borrowing my uncles Canon Xs on my trip to Austria and Germany last week...


This joint worth being proud of?

I was basically just trying to stay on manual mode and use ISO changing to get lighting right the whole trip... Ended up with 700 photos.

 

[the tradesman]

WORK. by ISAACHRISTIAN, on Flickr



MOMS by ISAACHRISTIAN, on Flickr

 

[ryannyc]

Dope pics, keep em coming

 

[streetpharmacist]

Originally Posted by dstylezs




History Lessons by Danilo.Lewis|Fotography, on Flickr

which lens are you shooting with?

 

[nyckone]

bay are NT'ers, if you are in the area, swing by this. it promises to be a good show. i will be in town helping out with the event.

 

[dunks r nice]

From today.

More on my blog
dunksrnice.net
flickr.com/dunksrnice

 

[patsilog55]

http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b122/patsilog55/?action=view&current=fsdf.jpg
one from today

 

[burstmode7d]

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Curious to what you guys think of this... Probably extra vanilla in terms of photography but it was one of the more 'artsy' pics I took borrowing my uncles Canon Xs on my trip to Austria and Germany last week...


This joint worth being proud of?

I was basically just trying to stay on manual mode and use ISO changing to get lighting right the whole trip... Ended up with 700 photos.

the photo looks ok bro. lighting seems cool, but i think you could have composed this a little bit different. your focus seems to be on the foam inside the cup and i want my eyes to go there, but the blurred out cards in the bright orange is a bit distracting. i'm not sure what you wanted us to pay attention to...my eyes are drawn to the cup but i'm distracted by the cards. maybe bring the cup to the right a little bit, but i do like how you kept the cup non-centered. honestly, just keep shooting and you'll get the hang of it man. good luck.

 

[burstmode7d]

Some more shots from my little P&S
In my eyes, GRAIN is GOOD 

 

[qkslvrtypes]

random sh.

 

[dstylezs]

Originally Posted by StreetPharmacist

Originally Posted by dstylezs




History Lessons by Danilo.Lewis|Fotography, on Flickr

which lens are you shooting with?

50mm 1.8 for that particular photo

 

[adob0]

oh u looking for outdoor furniture? i know this greatttt spot.

 

[obie21]

IMG_2942 

 

[k2theablam]

Hey guys...

I have a project for work coming up and I'm tasked with taking office portraits for my sales team.

I have all the equipment needed except for a backdrop/background. My question is this:

What's the most cost effective way to make/find a backdrop? I remember someone mentioning getting fabric from Johan's or any art/fabric store. Is there a way to create a makeshift stand? Are there any materials that I should look for?


The shoot is tomorrow... any help would be appreciated. Thanks a lot.

 

[jdizzle0305.dizpinsboards]

just a few shots...for more pics check out my site over a www.jdizzle0305.com

 

[potatoglasses]

Day 1 and 2 with my new gripped T2i.. Feels good coming from a D50... 
So much more I can do... 

And.. what I saw walking around.. Old asian with young asian wife? 

 

[omgitswes]

Where did yall learn to use Photoshop?

 

[dunks r nice]

From today,

123 of 365.

Sorry about flooding....

dunksrnice.net
flickr.com/dunksrnice

 

[hhhornet15]

Question for all you enthusiasts:

I am traveling abroad in July and I am looking to upgrade my P&S Canon SD750. My budget is ~$500, and I am interested in a MFT system because of its size (relatively small compared to DSLR). I have narrowed it down to:

Canon G12($505),

Olympus PEN E-PL2 ($553),

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5 ($449),

Olympus XZ-1 ($49, and

the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 ($599).
(I understand that some of these are compact and not MFT systems (I think

), but these are the ones that have caught my eye). The manual controls on the G12 are a little intimidating as I have never really gotten into photography, but I am a pretty quick learner. Basically, which of these will provide me with the most bang for my buck? And is the $150 price difference between the GF2 ($599 on amazon) over the LX5 ($450) worth it?

 

[adob0]

^ have u looked into the canon s95? pretty much the same cam as g12 but smaller, cheaper, and faster apeture lens




^skip to about 2:25 for comparison

 

[heatpinoyboy]

Dandelion by Kevin Benamer, on Flickr

 

[heatpinoyboy]

Happy by Kevin Benamer, on Flickr

Sorry for not putting in one post

wasn't thinking

 

[witnesss]

In Sydney on my work and holiday visa.

 

[osh kosh bosh]

I'd go GF2

 

[adob0]