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[FrankInsanity]

 My patio o garden, I don't know which is better word
 My dog Roberta 





 I can't own a reflex  so my cam is a Lumix DMC FH4

[Rusch69]

Haven't shot much recently. I've got some HDR thing going on tho. Will get a tripod and a telephoto lens somewhere this year once I've got more spare time.

[FIGHTER]

Sweet, but not my taste. and thats fine, anyways Rusch I was wondering which screens you are using atm, you could tell me?

[FIGHTER]

Took this one today, it's a house designed by it's owner. The base in the center is made of concrete and it was an elevator that get's you to the house on the "2nd" floor, and yes, it's entirely circular up there (oh well, almost entirely).

thats one amazing object to get a shot off!

[waNEr]

Took this one today, it's a house designed by it's owner. The base in the center is made of concrete and it was an elevator that get's you to the house on the "2nd" floor, and yes, it's entirely circular up there (oh well, almost entirely).

thats one amazing object to get a shot off!

Yep, the angle of the shot is bad because i couldn't get really much closer, and if i took it right in front of the entrance the door would block the view from the center (or base) of the house. A friend lives close to it so he'll ask the owner if he can open the door to take a front shot, and of course, with him and/or his family in it.

[Afterlife]

Some more pics I took today:

[FIGHTER]

that first pic would be so awesome with a fisheye effect and a complete wall : >


You started recently?

[Afterlife]

I started today.

[Rusch69]

I like the wall one the most too. You should read up about framing, since cutting subjects is a rather bad idea most of the times.

I've done something very similar to this a while back (very left one).
There's other pictures of that day's set that I uploaded too.




@FIGHTER: I assume you're talking about monitors? If so, then LG 29UM67-P as primary and Samsung T27A300 as secondary.

[Afterlife]

Sick shots. I love the one with the house (2nd) and the last one. And thanks for the tips.

[FIGHTER]

Haha i meant that Rusch, I bought last week the LG 25UM55-P, its so great to have a bit more workspace.

to check some of my work; https://www.flickr.com/photos/93850332@N04/albums please some feedback would be nice!

[Max_]

^Nice ones Marcel

Found an old Polaroid camera at my grandmas place, gonna get some retro action going love those things

[Rusch69]

I've had 3 monitors connected not too long ago, but that was too overkill for this desk size (click), so I sold the smallest panel.
Instead of the 2560x1080 (21:9) panel I could've gotten a 2560x1440 (16:9) one to have even more space, but I badly wanted an IPS, 27" (or higher) and at least 75 Hz. I was unsure about the 21:9 aspect ratio, but it's pretty awesome for movies and gaming too. No regrets so far.

Those sky ones are mostly great to me. I really like detailed, fluffy clouds and godrays in general. The yellow'ish toned ones are my favorites alongside the one with the freighter at the horizon.
The HDR (?) is a little too much for my taste on the architectural shots. The last one has a very nice mood to it and the details are coming out nicely. The rounded tower is shot from a good angle, sadly the top left corner is a little empty (clouds could've filled that nicely). Other than that I like it too.
I find the nature ones a little boring except for the close ups. Good focus depth and detail right there. They weren't shot with a close-up lens eh?
The lizard, crab & scorpion ones won the animal category for me. The speculars on the scorpion make it really vivid.


A little share:
I recently found out about Mel Sinclair (click), and I directly fell in love with her pictures. The detail and vibrancy are rad to me.

[Rusch69]

Monologue? Meh



It was very foggy yesterday morning, so I creeped around a bit.
Some are a bit grainy, because I still don't have a tripod and my lens ain't too great.

[waNEr]

Monologue? Meh



It was very foggy yesterday morning, so I creeped around a bit.
Some are a bit grainy, because I still don't have a tripod and my lens ain't too great.

*Pics*

Your shots are really good indeed, it seems like we have the same issue... bad lens (well i dont even have a DSLR), but hey, they still good lol. Huh, that first bridge photo is out of focus or you wanted it to look like that in post-production?

Anyways, took these few last weekend on a trip, there are more but these are the best looking (for me)