Some of my photography work (56k, dont even bother)
05-05-2008, 10:47 PM
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Some of my photography work (56k, dont even bother)
I purchased a dslr some time ago but really didnt get into it until recently. Starting to fill up the camera bag, slowly but surely. Please comment, I am no professional and I need to learn ALOT yet. Be as harsh as you want lol I can take it. Just no smart *** comments, thats not needed.
Some of these pictures were taking in raw format, and just processed. I didnt edit any of them really. Waiting for my new mac. Cant do it on my pc its too slow and I have no patience for it.
Enjoy
Wildlife:
Random Shots:
Some of these pictures were taking in raw format, and just processed. I didnt edit any of them really. Waiting for my new mac. Cant do it on my pc its too slow and I have no patience for it.
Enjoy
Wildlife:
Random Shots:
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05-05-2008, 11:00 PM
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some very nice shots there! what are you shooting with?
you have some really nice captures, in some of the wildlife your subject could be in focus a bit better, but then again im' a nOOb myself so don't take my advice too hard...lol
you have some really nice captures, in some of the wildlife your subject could be in focus a bit better, but then again im' a nOOb myself so don't take my advice too hard...lol
05-05-2008, 11:05 PM
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I just have a reble xti.. Most of the wildlife pictures were taken with a tamron 75-300mm which is ok for now. Im just a noob too lol but its growing on me. I drive alot for work and I find myself taking my camera equipment with me lol . Tomorrow I have to go to a call at a horse farm so Im taking advantage of it
great work. get better
05-06-2008, 06:27 AM
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Thanks for the compliments guys! Much appreciated! I figured I would have been criticized a bit more but maybe I'm just really picky. I do notice some things are not fully in focus and some objects in low light are kind of grainy. Im still learning the camera.
These were all taken with my tamron lenses. I have a 75-300mm, and a 28-80mm. I also have the 18-55mm Canon lens that came with the camera. I do notice that these lenses hunt in low light conditions, while my canon lens does not. My next lens with be a canon or possible a sigma. Any suggestions? ?
These were all taken with my tamron lenses. I have a 75-300mm, and a 28-80mm. I also have the 18-55mm Canon lens that came with the camera. I do notice that these lenses hunt in low light conditions, while my canon lens does not. My next lens with be a canon or possible a sigma. Any suggestions? ?
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05-06-2008, 09:46 AM
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beautiful pics josh, you can never really appreciate the wildlife until you see it in still motion, love the pic of the Falcon, not easy birds to capture from what i hear. Ey bro if you bring up ure equipment to the cottage we should find some decent stuff for you to shoot, as long as ure not too hammered of course 
Keep it up man!!
Keep it up man!!
05-06-2008, 09:40 PM
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IntegraJoe - Thanks man! Still a work in progress
PrincessS2K - Thanks!! The canadian geese there are pretty used to people and I was able to walk right up to them. The fun ones were scaring them off to capture them in flight
PrincessS2K - Thanks!! The canadian geese there are pretty used to people and I was able to walk right up to them. The fun ones were scaring them off to capture them in flight
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