[mr_baseball_08]

It seems the autumn weather has re-invigorated the photographer within me and I've been going out and actively trying to photograph things in new ways. I'm starting to find you can find beauty in almost everything, you just have to begin looking more closely, and perhaps looking at things from different angles. There are at least two perspectives to everything you see and more often than not it only takes finding one of those perspectives to make a photograph really jump out at you..

For example, in the first picture, I just had some typical leaves but I tried a technique which I had never tried before which is zooming during the exposure. I think I took some otherwise boring leaves and added the dynamic of movement which I think makes for an interesting shot.

For the second shot, I had a beautiful orange, autumn tree. But instead of the typical "shoot the pretty tree straight on," I shot the tree from a reflection in a creek just below it.

While admittedly not the best examples, and no doubt probably uninteresting to some of you, this is my way of trying to get you to think outside of the box. Who knows what you might come up with?

Leaves on LSD

Reflect

 

[milkpowder]

You're too modest! Those are wonderful!

 

[Wil]

finally back after a long hiatus!

Here are a few shots from neopan 400 B&W film.

Was aiming for something more detached and abstract...this isn't really my usual style.

 

[milkpowder]

Very nice photos Wil. The contrast is wonderful and I love how you put a border just above and below. It really enhances the look of the photos!

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[Towert7]

That last picture reminds me that the Christmas bokeh will be starting soon.
^_^

 

[crzystng]

 

[crzystng]

 

[Towert7]

"Bass engine"... Perhaps not the best hi-fi motto.

 

[crzystng]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Towert7 /img/forum/go_quote.gif "Bass engine"... Perhaps not the best hi-fi motto.

I take it you are not very familiar with that particular H/U or what the "bass engine" processing is all about. That H/u (CDA-9815) happens to be arguably one of Alpines best ever made H/U's.

 

[Nocturnal310]

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Originally Posted by Rav /img/forum/go_quote.gif http://www.snatchbank.co.uk/filehost/raven/bus.jpg

wow..was that an accidental shot or planned?

some of mine:
view from Room

checkin out the Macro focus of Sony T100

me in mumbai local trains..leaning out in the rain..(do not try this ..very dangerous)

 

[Omega]

Shot at my cousin's wedding, a windy day on the beach!
Pentax K10D, DA35 f/2.8 Ltd > RAW for minor exposure corrections > Photoshop processing to get the style shown

 

[Rav]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nocturnal310 /img/forum/go_quote.gif wow..was that an accidental shot or planned?

More or less planned, i'd shot something similar a few nights before that didn't work as well, so i had another few attempts.

 

[Rav]

 

[Hayduke]

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Originally Posted by Rav /img/forum/go_quote.gif http://www.snatchbank.co.uk/filehost/raven/ralph2.jpg

I like it. Is he building a headphone amp?

 

[Spindevil]

picture from north atlantic 350 mile from the coast of newfoundland fog coming in on a nice day (very very uncommon) and a nice sunset on the nova scotia shore line and st-john newfoundland fisherman village also call the battery