Photography

[Nude_not_rude]

Great shot Sam! a reward for being up at sparrows fart :)

[TheSeane]

Coming from a commercial photographer.... this is something I would definitely hang on my wall!  Awesome Eye Sam!!!!!

 
 
 

[TheSeane]

Right place - Right time - Cool.

I love it when that happens!

I dig the grit!  Did you add that in post or just shoot with a high iso and then pop the definition way up?

[ToneBender]

Very nice!

Reminds me of a time when I was a kid I was driving down Barrington st in Halifax and saw the naval fleet poking out of the fog and thought it would make for an awesome shot. So I grabbed my Dad's SLR and had no idea what I was doing - didn't even have a tripod. So I shot a whole roll of film and had my dad get it developed to see 50$ worth of pictures of nothing LOL.

Anyway kudos on that shot.

[goosy87]

 I it ...you really have talent

[ajuice8]

yes i love it im currently taking pictures for models....

[Nature Boy]

Brilliant picture!

[marc1986]

i like to think im good at photography but im prob not lol... i can take some really nice photos i like editing them as well, i do some of gigs and i try to so some self shot home arty ones there ok but still I WAS BORED lol

[King Pizza]

I try to take one photo every day; many days it'll be a sunrise or a sunset; rainbows are much better, but I don't get to take pictures of them that often. Below are a few of my favorites. 

[pbtoejam05]

Very nice, love the colors.

:)

[joeyn]

Awesome. Was that sunrise or set?

[kavikanudist]

 

Beautiful!

[King Pizza]

Those are all sunrises in those pictures. Since my camera can get great pictures like those, I don't know if I'll need to get a new camera for a while.

[DCSquaredPhoto]

Whats funny is that the more I go into photography, and see how fast that digital photographic systems are advancing, the old school methods are starting to fade away. When it comes to photography and wanting to get started, the best way to start is the old school approach: film. For a lot of the same concepts with film will carry over into digital, and help improve your skills and sharpen your eye.

[pbtoejam05]

Whats funny is that the more I go into photography, and see how fast that digital photographic systems are advancing, the old school methods are starting to fade away. When it comes to photography and wanting to get started, the best way to start is the old school approach: film. For a lot of the same concepts with film will carry over into digital, and help improve your skills and sharpen your eye.

Woohoo!  Yes, thank you.  I agree.  Having had to develop my own film for a class I appreciate the set of skills I learned.  :)