*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

[vroom_skies]

That is quite alright with me.
Thanks for asking.

 

[FairDoos]

That is quite alright with me.
Thanks for asking.

Thank you and no problem, I prefer to ask because i know some people dont like there 'work' being copied to other peoples PC's etc

 

[TFT]

A few taken recently

Should have put this in the "Post yourself" thread

 

[Ramodkk]

^ That's an awesome flower!

Here's one from today:

 

[Ramodkk]

Two more from today:

 

[vroom_skies]

Very nice Bob. We need to get together again to take some more photos!

Indeed we do.
When ever you're able I should be as well.

 

[vroom_skies]

Nice shot mate.

 

[vroom_skies]

Here are two from yesterday. Not the best shooting condition, but you can't control that.

 

[Jet]

I put my new Canon 50D through its paces today taking photos of some friends who are dating:

 

[Fatback]

Beautiful photos there Jet:good:

After some editing I got my photos to look decent. I will be getting me a better camera soon until then I will make due with what I have.

 

[vroom_skies]

Just some more fall shots:

Bob

 

[Justin]

few photos from my recent holiday in hong kong. taken with my EOS 1000D w/ 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 + polarizer filter on the daytime photos.

 

[Ramodkk]

Awesome shots there! :good:

Especially this one!

 

[Justin]

thanks man. i'll upload some more later.

 

[patrickv]

 

[voyagerfan99]

Just some more fall shots:

Bob

How do you get the water to look like that?

 

[vroom_skies]

How do you get the water to look like that?

It's just using an extended shutter in order to catch the water flowing.
That shot was a three second exposure.

 

[Respital]

It's just using an extended shutter in order to catch the water flowing.
That shot was a three second exposure.

So then it was almost pitch black when you took it? Because i tried the same thing during the day but the rocks got overexposed.

 

[Ramodkk]

There's more to it than just setting the exposure time to 3 seconds.

 

[Respital]

There's more to it than just setting the exposure time to 3 seconds.

Want to elaborate then?