[goober-george]

Went fishing in Canada in July and took this picture, sorry bout the quality its only like a $100 point and shoot Kodak camera.

 

[goober-george]

double post sorry.

 

[bloodydoorknob]

Some BW's taken recently...

 

[Rav]

A few slightly clichéd shots that i took today (of about 350)

The remains of Brighton's West Pier

Looking west from the hill overlooking worthing. All 3 are as shot, only resized and slightly sharpened for the web.

 

[milkpowder]

Cliche is good

 

[raptor84]

@bloodydoorknob
I kinda like that last b/w one even though its really messy. The texture of it intrigues me..

@rav
I like the vastness of that second shot

 

[raptor84]

Found in a styrofoam box out in the rain he would have drowned if not for a kind person who brought him to the shelter at MuttsNMittens. You can read more about him at Nero - Puppy Power


Curious as all puppies are..


I love that little canine



Nomnomnom



And my fav of the day


View more at Nero - a set on Flickr

 

[Hayduke]

I love that first shot Raptor!

He's so cute. I'm glad someone rescued him.
I wish I could take pictures of the animals at my shelter in a more natural setting. I have to take the pictures in the small exercise areas, basically chain link fence on 3 sides (building on 4th side) with a crushed rock ground cover. Doesn't provide the greatest backgrounds, so I try to shoot from as low as possible (to keep the rock out) and use small apertures to blur out the fence. Sometimes I can get blurry pine trees in the background.

 

[Rav]

Another cliché, the sunset was nicer today...

 

[bloodydoorknob]

First shot of nero is priceless. It's a shame that someone would abandon a puppy like that, but it looks like he's in a much better place now.

 

[devwild]

Went down to the coast and borrowed a friends D90 to play with. Carrying both Nikon and Canon gear is heavy

 

[raptor84]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hayduke /img/forum/go_quote.gif I love that first shot Raptor! He's so cute. I'm glad someone rescued him. I wish I could take pictures of the animals at my shelter in a more natural setting. I have to take the pictures in the small exercise areas, basically chain link fence on 3 sides (building on 4th side) with a crushed rock ground cover. Doesn't provide the greatest backgrounds, so I try to shoot from as low as possible (to keep the rock out) and use small apertures to blur out the fence. Sometimes I can get blurry pine trees in the background.

Actually if the building has plain wall it could work out as a nice backgound too

To get a blur a background as possible get the dog as far away form the fence as possible and if you have prime lenses use them

The main hazard when shooting at the shelter's exercise yeard that day was stray poop that didn't get picked up in the morning

Quote:

Originally Posted by bloodydoorknob /img/forum/go_quote.gif First shot of nero is priceless. It's a shame that someone would abandon a puppy like that, but it looks like he's in a much better place now.

Yea hes enjoying his life a lot better now

@devwild
Love those long exposure shots.

 

[vagarach]

devwild, are those all with the sigma 10-20? Very dramatic shots!

 

[mambo5]

just random stuff, San Francisco, 4th of July at beach, griffith observatory in LA area or something like that.

lol im still learning with my dads 40d with its kit lens.

So glad i have access to this equipment.
You can't really afford a 40d kit at age 14 lol.

 

[milkpowder]

I really like your second photo.