[dj_mocok]

Greetings to all of photography enthusiasts here.
I know there are lots of head-fiers here who are interested in photography.

If you could pick ONLY one picture you think it's the best (or you like the most) and post it here, that'll be great.
EDIT: If you have posted before, feel free to post your most recent one which you think is even better, or you like the most at the moment...

I'm sure we will have quite a few of interesting/beautiful pictures coming through.

Cheers.

PS: Note in advance, in regards to bandwith-saving, when quoting, please do not include the picture.
And if you could resize it to a comfortable size to view, that'll be great. eg. A 2560X1920 is a bit hard to view on a normal monitor.

 

[Bleed]

and also include the settings(ISO, F stop, shutter speed etc...). im a newbie when it comes to photography

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[Stephonovich]

Well, looking through what's on my HD, anyway (mostly ones taken with the digicam) here's the best I found. No idea what the settings were, and it doesn't seem to be coming up in the EXIF. I'd say a fairly shallow aperture, perhaps 4.0 or lower. (our digicam goes all the way down to 1.8, so it could be lower) ISO was probably 100 or 200.

If anyone's wondering, that's a Porsche 930 Targa. Not sure of the year. 'Twas taken in Charleston, SC.

I'll look through my print collection and see if there's anything worth scanning. Probably is.

 

[flecom]

hrmm, its so hard having to pic a fav! i hate it when people do this

i like this one a bit i guess...

and since some people wanted specs of the pic...

Camera: Canon 1D
Lens: 70-200 f4 L

shot details:
lens was @ 104mm @ f4
1/100 sec
ISO-800
no flash

 

[blessingx]

Ahhh so much for the bandwidth request. The contrast is a bit overblown on both, and of course I'm gonna break the rules with two shots, but these are my faves. On the road so don't have settings, but not sure I have them anyway.


Landscape

Portrait

 

[flecom]

if you have the original photos you can get the info from the EXIF data in the file...

and since you posted two im gonna post another

i really like this one too

Camera: Canon 1D
Lens: 70-200 f4 L

shot details:
lens was @ 149mm @ f4
1/40 sec
ISO-1600
no flash

 

[Stephonovich]

Wow. I'm out of my league here. Better find a decent picture to get my self esteem back up

 

[Gord SW Ont]

Not necessarily the best but two I like ...

------------------------------------------------------------
Post Processed:

Data:

Camera Model Name Canon PowerShot A95
Tv (Shutter Speed) 1/4
Av (Aperture Value) 5.6
Exposure Compensation 0
ISO Speed 50
Focal Length 9.6mm

----------------------------------------------------------

Non Post Processed:

Data:

Camera Model Name Canon PowerShot A95
Tv (Shutter Speed) 1/320
Av (Aperture Value) 5.6
ISO Speed 50
Lens 7.8 - 23.4mm
Focal Length 9.6mm

 

[Mr.PD]

I don't know if this is my "best" but it is one of my better photos, and I didn't have to make any adjustments in Photoshop. I have two photos, but since all the others are up close shots, I thought I would toss in this landscape for contrast. I don't know the settings because I don't have the program in my computer right now that would tell what settings I was using. It's taken with a Nikon 8800. (edit) with a curcular polorizing filter.

 

[enzoferrari650]

Too lazy to upload newer photos online, so I'll just take two old ones from when I first bought my camera.

Canon Digital Rebel XT
Canon 18-55 kit lens
F/13
1/400 sec
ISO-100

Canon Digital Rebel XT
Tamron 28-75 f2.8 lens
F/2.8
1/100 sec
ISO-400


I'm only a newbie and I've only been into photography for a little over a month. So go easy on me. Comments welcome.

 

[Jeff Guidry]

blessingx, that landscape photo is outstanding.

 

[pank2002]

Blessing X,
I used to use one of your photos as background picture:

 

[socrates63]

Gord SW Ont, the cat looks awesome!

blessingx, is that a self portrait? Just curious.

 

[Veto]

Quote:

Originally Posted by pank2002 Blessing X, I used to use one of your photos as background picture:

Now it's mine

, WOW !!

 

[NiceCans]

Nikon Coolpix 5000