Miscellaneous Pictures

bluntman....
around $1749 ive seen them for but RRP is 2000
dont get a 300d....
dont get an slr digital as a matter afact... unless u get a nikon d70 (dont get that though)
wait till better ones come out / prices are lower on second hand shit....

300D doesnt have the custom functions u want etc...

but yeah, good film cameras are good .. but 300D and i dont even think 10D are all that great.

ian.m, fenture shot a similar photo. but teskt gave him credit in the file name,.. :S

ok this is my contribution.. these are all assignments i had to do for school first one is stairs.

a door.

friends.

panning.

like the stairs
love the panning
cool composition
what shutter speed did you use?

I really like the door. Pic of the thread so far for me is still the hong knog skyline but........epic.

Boats near my house

The jetty

I know someone earlier in the thread posted a dripping tap but i just love the look so thought i'd add mine.

"Hong knog skyline" ahahahah...........lmao, hong kong*

maximum def of field i think i may have posted this one. :s

elder it was on 1/60th at f8

selective focus

shadow.

Dropping water is crystal clear. What camera you using newidude?

Elder you thinking of selling your camera then..? ;)

samoh theyre sick, your printing is getting heaps better

awsome dripping tap newi dude....
bluntman, nah no sell... not yet
gotta do my major work as of yet :P
i wont sell it until ive got another digi.
samo.... thats sick.... at f8?
unless... what ISO were u using?

homas, they are pretty sic hey. I like the panner one. Sweet!
and the first stair one is also cool.

Newidude, I like those water drops hey.
Piss the "yellow velour" off and it could be art.

Those photos are hot stuff samoh

Thanks elder. Sony DSC-F717 cybreshot bluntman. And yes I would agree the yellow cloth does kind of kill it with the tap Sidey, but without it the drops didn't standout as much as the background is a pooh brown wood colour.

tonino

personally i really like this foto, first foto i ever edited

What did you edit on that photo PLR?

noto much just changed the depth perseption around a little to make the hydrant the complete focus of the foto, excluding all the distractions