035 Misc Photography Crew

[danap3681]

Beautiful picture ACC! And whoa at the stars!!

[doughnutgut]

Well worth the climb Jeff.

[ChazWood]

Very strong composition, ACC. I like that you've got detail in the trees. The image looks great at full resolution.


This is a Taipei sunrise taken last year.

[DocHoss]

Some really awesome photography in here - a lot of talent in the O35 crew! Thank you ACC for starting this!

Here's my first contribution, taken from our land in Arizona a few years back. Single shot, no processing, just a bit of luck and patience with a distant thunderstorm under the Big Dipper.

[poundXpound]

These got moved in my PB account and I couldn't edit the original post anymore.

[tmonkey]

50 is short for Macro and traditional portraits

85 to 100 is what I would recommend the 135l is a beautiful portrait lens but no marco

Wait ff or crop body

[DocHoss]

These got moved in my PB account and I couldn't edit the original post anymore.

Your pictures are really outstanding: composition, lighting, sharpness. Are you a pro?



Here's a Western (I think) Gull. I like how you can see through the nares

[VmissileX]

Bro i don't even o35.


Am i excluded?

[jmelanson]

Foggy cottage morning



Velvet Mite



Laughing Gull



Selfie of Wife and I



Sunset in Turks and Caicos

[DocHoss]

Hey, long time no see! Glad to have you back.

Awesome pictures - but of course, you ARE a pro!

[acrawlingchaos]

Very strong composition, ACC. I like that you've got detail in the trees. The image looks great at full resolution.


This is a Taipei sunrise taken last year.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/9zYALAH.jpg[img]

So you're a pixel peeper eh?

Great sunrise... something I'll probably rarely get up early enough to see. Do you do a lot of traveling?

Foggy cottage morning

[img]http://jmelanson.smugmug.com/Newest-Shots/Newest-Shots/i-N4fH3jV/0/O/JODY9888.jpg[img]

Velvet Mite

[img]http://jmelanson.smugmug.com/Newest-Shots/Newest-Shots/i-sGwNMXF/0/O/JODY9842.jpg[img]

Laughing Gull

[img]http://jmelanson.smugmug.com/Newest-Shots/Newest-Shots/i-2WPHb8N/0/O/JODY9633.jpg[img]

Selfie of Wife and I

[img]http://jmelanson.smugmug.com/Newest-Shots/Newest-Shots/i-jrZ3V3J/0/O/JODY9461a.jpg[img]

Sunset in Turks and Caicos

You always have beautiful work. Is the last shot an HDR?

Bro i don't even o35.


Am i excluded?

Naw... welcome man. Good to see you here.

50 is short for Macro and traditional portraits

85 to 100 is what I would recommend the 135l is a beautiful portrait lens but no marco

Wait ff or crop body

FF.... you're right. The 105mm would make much more sense, and probably much more useful in general. Thanks for the input, will order the longer focal length.

[poundXpound]

Your pictures are really outstanding: composition, lighting, sharpness. Are you a pro?

Thank you for the compliment, DH! Strictly an amateur and a one trick pony with watch photography and literally thousands of shots to learn the lighting, camera settings, post-processing, etc.

[Frnkd]

Monument Valley Sunrise




Sunrise on the drive to work



orchid

[pharmamarketer]

I am not a photographer but I love looking at it. Some great pics in here. Nicely done.

[Phattso]

Great photos. Nice of the Milky Way. Ancients thought the Milky Way was a river in the sky. Back then it was a very good description. River of stars.

[DocHoss]

Thank you for the compliment, DH! Strictly an amateur and a one trick pony with watch photography and literally thousands of shots to learn the lighting, camera settings, post-processing, etc.

Well, the results are superb!

Monument Valley Sunrise

nice ones, Frank

[DocHoss]

Crikey, she's a beaut!

Been taking some late afternoon hikes nearby parks and came across some lovelies.

First up, a 3 foot long rattlesnake on Sunday. Fat and happy, it never even budged. Just looked at me and occasionally flicked its tongue.






And yesterday got our first tarantulas of the season - two of them. It seems early for the migration - I tend to think of them in late September. I'm assuming its a male looking for a mate, based on the long pedipalps (the two appendages in front of the fangs. Males use them to transfer sperm sacs to the female)

[Geoff Richards]

I'm no photographer but I do enjoy taking photos,would like to learn how to use my camera to it's full capacity

[pvsampson]

Maybe a post of the explanations of the basics of cameras may help. EG:Lense sizes,focal points,shutter speeds,lighting.Maybe an accommodating mod could edit the thread and put as one of the first posts or link to first post to enlighten those that have no idea as to what the technical jargon means.

Some decent pics in here,(I never thought watches could look so beautiful),and should turn into a great thread.

And I would like to know the significance of 10:09 and 7:10 and 3:42

[jeffaus]

Glad to see this thread became a sticky.

Some awesome photography. Makes me want to be on a beach with my dogs, looking at the sunset and stars and checking my Hamilton watch while rattlesnakes and spiders crawl around my feet. Of course my wife will be safe from them as she will be on my shoulder,

That about sums it up. Keep them coming guys, love it.

[jeffaus]

Great idea Pete.

[VmissileX]

Bro wow, this is a sticky. Frigging awesome/10.

[poundXpound]

Maybe a post of the explanations of the basics of cameras may help. EG:Lense sizes,focal points,shutter speeds,lighting.Maybe an accommodating mod could edit the thread and put as one of the first posts or link to first post to enlighten those that have no idea as to what the technical jargon means.

Some decent pics in here,(I never thought watches could look so beautiful),and should turn into a great thread.

And I would like to know the significance of 10:09 and 7:10 and 3:42

Thanks, Pete. All of those times are somewhat symmetrical, with 10:09 looking similar to a smile.

[poundXpound]

I'm no photographer but I do enjoy taking photos,would like to learn how to use my camera to it's full capacity

Frame worthy!

[silverlightning]

Crikey, she's a beaut!

Been taking some late afternoon hikes nearby parks and came across some lovelies.

First up, a 3 foot long rattlesnake on Sunday. Fat and happy, it never even budged. Just looked at me and occasionally flicked its tongue.






And yesterday got our first tarantulas of the season - two of them. It seems early for the migration - I tend to think of them in late September. I'm assuming its a male looking for a mate, based on the long pedipalps (the two appendages in front of the fangs. Males use them to transfer sperm sacs to the female)

nice photos. where in cali are you? I'm in Socal.

[Geoff Richards]

Bro wow, this is a sticky. Frigging awesome/10.

Trinity kindly made it sticky after a request

[Geoff Richards]

[jeffaus]

I'm no photographer but I do enjoy taking photos,would like to learn how to use my camera to it's full capacity

These types of pics make me home sick. Cut it out Geoff.

[acrawlingchaos]

I'm no photographer but I do enjoy taking photos,would like to learn how to use my camera to it's full capacity.

What do you have for equipment?

Maybe a post of the explanations of the basics of cameras may help. EG:Lense sizes,focal points,shutter speeds,lighting.Maybe an accommodating mod could edit the thread and put as one of the first posts or link to first post to enlighten those that have no idea as to what the technical jargon means.

Some decent pics in here,(I never thought watches could look so beautiful),and should turn into a great thread.

I'm still learning, but there are some great sources I can link and try and ask a mod if I can edit.

[acrawlingchaos]

I got the 105 macro in Tmonkey. Absolutely love the lens. Thank you.