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A few from my daughter's 5th grade camping trip we just returned from. All taken with the p&s Canon. I just didn't have the space nor hands to bring the Nikon.
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Visited my sister over the weekend and took in the West Coast Kustoms show in Santa Maria. Some very clean rides and some nice rat rods as well.
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Its been a while, so here are some new pics. All taken in Petrolia, CA with my Nikon D90 and Nikkor 18-105mm lens.
Mother and child, same inscription on both graves: "The midnight stars shine on this grave, the one we loved but could not save."
"In memory of an only treasure. A beloved schoolmate, a loving friend."
Mother and child, same inscription on both graves: "The midnight stars shine on this grave, the one we loved but could not save."
"In memory of an only treasure. A beloved schoolmate, a loving friend."
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Nice pics. I was up in your area (Shelter Cover/Redway) for my 40th b-day - doing a really fun and beautiful (from the feedback) shoot.
Take some night pictures in the cemetery in the full moon.
You never know what you might capture.
Take some night pictures in the cemetery in the full moon.
You never know what you might capture.
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Visited my sister over the weekend and took in the West Coast Kustoms show in Santa Maria. Some very clean rides and some nice rat rods as well.
See more here.
See more here.
Were these taken with the g-series?
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I love this photo! It has dramatic lighting and a total fairy tale vibe that gives it an extra dimension. I really like that you can't see his face and that you arent exactly sure what he is doing in the middle of decorative landscape. Good job!
In the other shots, I like the subject but some of the border angles on the photos make them a bit hard to look at. They are tilted to a point where you have to try to find a good angle to look at them and it makes it akward. I really like the subjects, but my only advice would be to watch the borders and make sure you are taking a photograph that focuses on the subject itself rather than the angle of the borders.
The best way to figure out a camera is to use it in all sorts of situations, basically trial and error. I will admit I still have issuses shooting at night. I find that using a tripod or a unipod/monopod helps to make sure the camera stays steady and makes sure that during a long(er) exposure there isnt a large amount of blurring and lighting issues.
I'll shut up now...haha....
You've got the eye Jen and I can't wait to see more photos from you
OMG I love it! He's so cute!!!
I really like the depth of focus on the second one!
I actually would have liked to have seen you chasin' that guy around trying to get a picture lol Probably would have been a hilarious photo opprotunity.
I have four squirrels living in the tree outside of my front door and they are all bright red and golden orange and I would love to photograph them but they are fast and wont hold still! lol
@Matt - Enough feedback for ya?
In the other shots, I like the subject but some of the border angles on the photos make them a bit hard to look at. They are tilted to a point where you have to try to find a good angle to look at them and it makes it akward. I really like the subjects, but my only advice would be to watch the borders and make sure you are taking a photograph that focuses on the subject itself rather than the angle of the borders. The best way to figure out a camera is to use it in all sorts of situations, basically trial and error. I will admit I still have issuses shooting at night. I find that using a tripod or a unipod/monopod helps to make sure the camera stays steady and makes sure that during a long(er) exposure there isnt a large amount of blurring and lighting issues.
I'll shut up now...haha....
You've got the eye Jen and I can't wait to see more photos from you
OMG I love it! He's so cute!!!
I really like the depth of focus on the second one!
I actually would have liked to have seen you chasin' that guy around trying to get a picture lol Probably would have been a hilarious photo opprotunity.
I have four squirrels living in the tree outside of my front door and they are all bright red and golden orange and I would love to photograph them but they are fast and wont hold still! lol
@Matt - Enough feedback for ya?