I've been busy with real life crap... Had to get a dSLR fast for the upcoming wedding. Manage to snag a nice mk3 used (with some battle damage) Had no time to post, but was enjoying all the bike, racing, plane and other pictures from all of you. Also had a tyre lose its air on me when coming back with the newly purchased camera. Was doing 65mph at a time, and the back of the bike started fishtailing like crazy. Manage to keep it together and then had to push for few miles to get off the highway. Tonight coming back from work, saw a nice 458 Italia in my town, had to stop and snap a picture, especially as the Ferrari happen to not be in flames. Ferrari 458 Italia by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr Also updated my website with some wedding and engagement pictures: http://neoscorner.com/events/ @Xir, that picture is of the Amber Fort in Jaipur, India. @Whisperwolf, love the animal pictures. You should edit them a bit more. The stuff you can pull out of such nice captures can really take the image to the next level. NYC from New Jersey side: IMG_8950-Sn by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr Horse race, shot this with a Rebel T3i which became my backup camera after the 6D was gone: Nose to nose - Belmont Raceway by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr
I just got back from holiday in Canada, I've been getting into photography for the past year now, my shots aren't great as I'm still learning but here are some of my favourites tha I took on the trip: Osprey by Henry6555, on Flickr Sailboats by Henry6555, on Flickr Boat at Blue Rocks by Henry6555, on Flickr I'd been playing with the black and white setting on my camera and when I put the pictures on my pc I came across this, which I rather liked: Shore on a foggy day by Henry6555, on Flickr Some of the pictures aren't exactly how I'd like them to be but the more I practice the better they will get hopefully!
Taken a couple of weeks ago whilst going for a walk with my brother Cornfield path by George.Yoda, on Flickr
IMGP0101 by silverfish51, on Flickr Grey squirrel in my sister's flat. Stealing birdseed or making a phone call.
Genuine question here - is it at all common to have squirrels running around inside the house over there?
My sister feeds birds on her windowsill and this particular squirrel has learnt that the green bag of birdseed is kept just inside the window. It really likes the sunflower seeds and will come inside to look for them.
I think the more important question is - why is a squirrel that is emphatically not grey called a "grey squirrel"?
How do you make these without getting hit in the face? (or better, without them noticing...well...before) What the heck did you do with the light in the ferrari shot? It's not as-taken, is it? Thx for the feedback on the Fort [Hillbillystyle / on] That's the colour the stew of them turns while cooking *spitsincopperpot* [Hillbillystyle / off]
Aha, it's just luck I think! Shot a lot of these from the hip and just looked away/acted as casual as possible without being too casual Put the camera on 'quiet' mode and took the shot and prayed I had it at the right angle and the dof was spot on, and voila! Will be uploading some more soon from my olympus xa2, the little 35mm film camera with an almost silent shutter and it's pocket size so was a lot more brave with this one and took them at head height through the viewfinder, which is super quick as there is not auto focusing, only zone focusing and no shutter delay! It also helps to suss out the position you're in, on a bus or a train, if you get caught out you're stuck on the there until the next stop which could make things very awkward and dangerous so I shot most of them out in a public area where I could attempt to run away I almost felt safer doing it in another country with a language barrier than I would do doing it here at home, ignorance is bliss perhaps? Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2
Compared to the red squirrel, this dude has only red highlights. So.. walk up to people, put the camera in your crotch, look away and shoot? IMGP5845 by silverfish51, on Flickr IMGP5776 by silverfish51, on Flickr
So, yeah, Bristol. I think this is the closest 'proper' city to where I live; about four hours away by train. Most photos were taken with the K-x and a Sigma 18-50 because I had no idea what lens to use in this environment. It was pretty dark by this point, a few minutes before the rain. IMGP5853 by silverfish51, on Flickr IMGP5863 by silverfish51, on Flickr
And then it rained. Even if your camera is fully waterproof, a cheap umbrella keeps water off the front element. IMGP5873 by silverfish51, on Flickr IMGP5886 by silverfish51, on Flickr IMGP5870 by silverfish51, on Flickr
That's a stunner Lenny! I fancy it could do with a touch less exposure and a touch more contrast, but even as is, it's solid.
This one's a bit better exposure/contrast-wise but I much prefer the composition of the first. Where were these shot? It's a breathtaking view.