pretty cool. Nice lighting too, but it's pretty grainy. Can you adjust the iso on your camera? It was at 800 when you shot. The higher the iso, the more grain. If you would have shot it at 100 ISO, it would have looked a lot "clearer".

and what is that round thing at the top?

Looks like the "bling" is sitting on top of something. You can see part of it at the bottom too, right by the zero.

Nothing fancy, but I thought I'd share a couple of pics from my road trip a couple of weeks ago :)

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...1_10-17-42.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...0_15-38-20.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...1_16-24-14.jpg

well the model - i donno - naomi has to hook up :D - i played with the image Jason!
(and not with my self at any time while i was playing with the image :D) hahaha

hey - when are you goin down town again?
i'll be here for the next little while

msg on msn or pm me :D

hehe thanks, i'm new to this camera stuff so i'll learn while i can

the surfaced used in the photo is my dell laptop =p

http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/1113/img0193fj8.jpg


okie here's the image taken with 100 ISO, thanks for the tip, looks awsome!

RONALD TYPE R: I have a question, does your camera put those black frames around the pics, or do you have to do it in photoshop or what?
awesome pics btw. what cam are you using?

^ you do the framing in PS

No worries. If you want a larger image let me know.

A couple shots
 

Heres a couple I took over the summer. Im new to the whole photography thing lol. The first one I took while I was testing out a Pentax KD100, and there are a few others I have that are along the same lines, but I like this one the best. The background is a little blurry, although I dont know why. The 2nd one I took with a great point and shoot camera I have, its a Lumix something or other. Let me know what you think, thanks.

http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/3462/imgp0560qq3.jpg

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/9877/p1000322te2.jpg

howd you get it to do that??? neat photo!

^ longer shutter speed

http://www.threesixtyphoto.com/TSP%2...eption0020.jpg

http://www.threesixtyphoto.com/TSP%2...edding0428.jpg

Two from the weekend

nice shots, a little too much dof on the second one for my lieking

Indian weddings are so wickedly colourful.

Kinda wish her eyes were in focus in #2.

Stole my words! It doesn't bother me as much as it should, I think because her jewelry seems to work as the focal point.

What's the setup dspirit?

Yeah... I missed the focus by a hair, but the focus on the bindi still allows this to work... I'm guessing the rose and skin contrast must have been more than her eyebrows so the AF wen there. When I saw it in camera I thought it was in focus, probably because the bindi was in focus.

Set up is shaded area with sky in the background just within view of her eyes.
No reflector, no flash.

her right eye (relative to the photo) looks super lazy - especially with no catch in it - makes it look not so appealing :)

Awesome, what was the body and lens config? I am in love with the clarity in that shot. Haha

5D
Sigma 70-200mm f2.8 EX lens

Shot taken at 200mm f3.5

CC greatly appreciated

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abstract

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/7...parkbeetu3.jpg

beeeee

The rose shot is awesome.

Jason - thanks for the kind words :)

apart from the bee being camera shy - what else you think I coulda done better?

k 2 more (maybe) before I hit the sack

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/1...tterflydk5.jpg


http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/2...tsunsetxr5.jpg

(Fuji Provia 400F esq :D )

shot through the bars

CC appreciated

No problem. I think it's just a matter of waiting for the bee to go where you want it to go....without flying off first. To prevent that, capture the bee and put it in a container with an ice pack. That will cool it down and make it sluggish, or even stop moving entirely. Then you can place it where you want.

really? capture the bee - never really thought of that hehe - i'll try that next time :)