Post your photos

[gallagho]

Just thought I'd start a thread for members to post photographs taken recently that you are
pleased with. Any subject(within the rules?!), no competition in this thread, just constructive advice etc. I'll start.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/owza/3708331406

[jch79]

Gallagho, great idea!

At first I thought the white balance was too off in your photo - although given the background, I really dig the cooler feeling I get from it.

john

[D.B.]

I know there's a random photos thread in the Cafe..would it make sense moving it to the Darkroom and continuing it here?

[will]

A few 'Hot' Mini-Mags

[jch79]

I know there's a random photos thread in the Cafe..would it make sense moving it to the Darkroom and continuing it here?

Are those always photos that people have taken, or just random photos they found on the web? (I've never visited that thread before). I don't think it's appropriate for the Dark Room forum if they're just findings. But if they're all original photos, then it would make sense to be here!

john

[unnerv]

Last nights moon (8-4-09)


Some macros

This little guy was about 6mm


Daddy Long Legs


Lady bugs behaving badly


Smiling Damselfly


Hoverfly


Water Droplette


The macros are much more detailed at 1024x768 so if anyone is interested larger versions and more pics can be found on my flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38092241@N08/

[DimeRazorback]

Wow!
Some great pics there!

I just took this one earlier and I just found that it makes for a nice wallpaper!
(I have it in 1080p for my monitors)

[Illum]

I have nothing that can actually impress people to the degree some of the forum members can...but here's a few

Unknown bug Larvae, about 2" long. Taken while on the Appalachian Trail [SC region] Canon SD630, digital Macro, Shutter 1/636 sec, F2.8, Tungsten filter saturation to compensate for the cool white light from my Surefire L4


Backyard Harvestman Canon SD630, digital Macro, Shutter 1/159 sec, F2.8, Tungsten filter saturation to compensate for the cool white light from my Surefire L4

[DimeRazorback]

I one day aspire to have the ability shown by unnerv and vaughnsphotoart

[LEDobsession]

Great work guys!

Check out my portfolio in my signature (the flickr page contains the majority of my stuff)

[DimeRazorback]

Some I took today while I was out

[1wrx7]

I took this shot for a thread on EDCF. I like the way the damascus, carbon fiber and UV go together.



And virtually the same shot with no UV.



I use a simple Cannon... the last thing I need is another expensive hobby

[Moddoo]

Here's a quick shot of the custom killer I have to send on it's way to a new owner on Monday. (the flashlight)

Just my Stylus 720SW that I take camping all the time with no worries.

I hope this is cool enough for you photo heads.

[bretti_kivi]

cheap 70-300s tend to be soft at the long end, which is what you buy them for.

If you need cheap range, get a bridge. Will post some more pics later, I'm just processing Sat eve's party pics and they're difficult - massive WB problems

Bret

[will]

night time in Florida

[chew socks]

night time in Florida

COOL moon! Very....Disney-ish

[bretti_kivi]

some more ....





Bret

[Pellidon]

Ice Art?





I call this one "The Couple"

[DoctaDink]

[WraithMagnum]

just a pic taken on NAS Pensacola.

[marokero]

In the photo gear thread I mentioned my new lens, the Nikkor 24mm f/1.4G. It's a very special lens, mainly for environmental portraits and "available darkness". These were all taken in late afternoon with fading light:


Herb pots on my deck.


And a 100% crop of the area in focus.



Again, 100% crop.



This was partially lit by my Riegel.CP with more warmth dialed in.


Same, except with the red/orange led dialed down all the way.

The lens can focus as close as 3 inches from the front element of the lens, and at f/1.4 it's already sharper than a lot of lenses closed down a few stops. All shots were at f/1.4, hand held. You don't usually associate a wide angle with nice bokeh, but this one pulls it off nicely. This is my new favorite lens

[Erich1B]

In the photo gear thread I mentioned my new lens, the Nikkor 24mm f/1.4G. It's a very special lens, mainly for environmental portraits and "available darkness".

You don't usually associate a wide angle with nice bokeh, but this one pulls it off nicely. This is my new favorite lens

Very nice. What camera body?

[wacbzz]

Trying out my new infrared P&S camera. The photos are straight out of the camera with zero processing...

[marokero]

Erich1B, I used a Nikon D3 for those shots. I didn't have much time to get those shots as the light was fading.

wacbzz, try shooting a landscape with it, something with green foliage (if it's not fall where you are) and blue sky. The green foliage will turn white (so will grass, but not pine trees) and the sky will be black. Also, you should give your camera a try at the beach some day. You could get some "interesting" results I'll leave the interesting up to your imagination.

[guardpost3]

Playing with some new software, Corel Paintshop Pro Photo X3.

HDS meet HDR...

[X Racer]

Spring morning on Hyatt Lane is Cade's Cove:


Hyatt Lane in Spring - Cade's Cove GSMNP by Dave Allen Photography, on Flickr

Love Cade's Cove in spring!

[X Racer]

Eastatoe Falls in Western North Carolina:


Eastatoe Falls - Western North Carolina Waterfall by Dave Allen Photography, on Flickr

This is a fantastic waterfall on private property, props to the owners for allowing us to photograph it for everyone to enjoy!

[Erich1B]

Eastatoe Falls in Western North Carolina:

Very nice job with the exposure

[Max_Power]

Yosemite Valley - Bridalveil Falls with rainbow

D7K_3008 by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr