August 20, 200818 yr comment_152188 Oh, to clarify what I said about landscapes, I love looking at them, I just suck at taking them. Damn my uncreative mind! Well then, here's a few for ya! Report
August 20, 200818 yr comment_152193 All three were taken on the eastern flank of Mount Dana at the easternmost edge of Yosemite NP. Report
August 20, 200818 yr comment_152197 All three were taken on the eastern flank of Mount Dana at the easternmost edge of Yosemite NP. Whoa indeed, these look a lot better then the first time I saw them, more color saturation, more punch, less haze. Report
August 20, 200818 yr comment_152245 Whoa indeed, these look a lot better then the first time I saw them, more color saturation, more punch, less haze. That's the beauty of RAW files eh? The more I learn, the better they get Report
August 20, 200818 yr comment_152267 Great pics Peter and Dan. And, Dan, I never thought of you as that artsy. I think your new HC name should be Grawktastique (but please no nude shots)! Report
August 21, 200818 yr Author comment_152757 Whoa. Nice picture. I did a few like that, a couple years ago: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/39/105186113_1bafe4d366.jpg[/img http://farm1.static.flickr.com/42/105172892_2d7e5e599f.jpg[/img I was goofing around with my point & shoot digital, so it's nothing terribly serious. The thing below the headphones is a much-loathed Technics SL-1200 DZ, their ill-conceived foray into the CDJ market. Report
August 22, 200818 yr comment_152875 Images of Japan, March 2008 [Dalek slaves] Rollei 6006: 80mm Fuji Neopan 400: HC110 Orange or yellow filter Report
August 24, 200818 yr comment_153430 I don't know anything about photography but my younger brother is incredibly good. This is just some stuff he took at the beach today, but he has some really amazing stuff on his computer. Kick! Report
August 24, 200818 yr comment_153435 Some very nice pictures guys! I need to find the time to go take pictures. Report
August 24, 200818 yr comment_153450 wow, nice contrast on the japan pics, gauche and your bro is a nice photographer hungrych Report
August 26, 200818 yr comment_154192 wow, nice contrast on the japan pics, gauche and your bro is a nice photographer hungrych jinp, thanks. hungrych, your brother's pictures seem to have a wider than normal format, do you know what kind of camera he was using? Report
August 26, 200818 yr comment_154207 He just cropped them like that, but he also had a wide angle lens. Report
August 26, 200818 yr comment_154210 Pics from the 8/24/08 HeadRoom & LA/OC Audio Society meet. I know these pics aren't exactly interesting but I wanted to demonstrate something. 1st pic taken by me with the Nikon D80 body and Tamron 17-50 f/2.8. 2nd pic taken by Iron_Dreamer with the Nikon D80 body and one of his lenses. See the work of the better photographer! Report
August 26, 200818 yr comment_154305 Pics from the 8/24/08 HeadRoom & LA/OC Audio Society meet. I know these pics aren't exactly interesting but I wanted to demonstrate something. 1st pic taken by me with the Nikon D80 body and Tamron 17-50 f/2.8. 2nd pic taken by Iron_Dreamer with the Nikon D80 body and one of his lenses. See the work of the better photographer! [ig]http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g156/Asrale/LAOC%202008/laoc08_22.jpg [ig]http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g156/Asrale/LAOC%202008/laoc08_23.jpg Asr, your pic imo is no better or worse than Dreamer's. You both were visually stimulated by the chandeliers and felt compelled to capture them in you own individual styles. Or am I just reading way too much into your comment. Besides, the better photographer would have used large, hi-rez, fast black and white film and German glass. Of course I'm talkin' Contrastique w/ a Hasselblad. Report
August 27, 200818 yr comment_154469 Asr, your pic imo is no better or worse than Dreamer's. You both were visually stimulated by the chandeliers and felt compelled to capture them in you own individual styles. Or am I just reading way too much into your comment. Well Iron_Dreamer was better able to zoom in without blurring the shot is more of what I meant. And two selections from today's sunset. Couldn't decide which I liked better so here's both: Report
August 27, 200818 yr comment_154471 Contrast is better on the 2nd, color in the first. If I had to pick, I prefer the crispness of the 2nd. Report
August 27, 200818 yr comment_154477 Well Iron_Dreamer was better able to zoom in without blurring the shot is more of what I meant. And two selections from today's sunset. Couldn't decide which I liked better so here's both: [ig]http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g156/Asrale/Colorado/sunset0826_1.jpg [ig]http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g156/Asrale/Colorado/sunset0826_2.jpg Yep, read way too much into it. Nevermind. Oh btw , nice sunset pics. Report
September 2, 200817 yr comment_156699 Here's a shot I took on the drive home the other day. Made me really wish I had a tripod with me at that moment. Report
September 2, 200817 yr comment_156700 You and me both Dreamer, I had a great opportunity to do one of those too over the weekend but no tripod made me sad. At the Cave of the Winds near Colorado Springs Fun with shutter speed near the CotW entrance Inside Cave of the Winds Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs Dead specimen permanently poised for the ages Report
September 4, 200817 yr comment_157532 You have some nice surroundings there in The States. I would love to see that myself one day. Meet my new camera (the one on the right): My boyfriend picked up a box from where he had his own photography store before he joined his dad. 2 Rolleicords came along of which this one is in the best condition. I added it to my collection so now I can experiment with 6x6 for real! We have to go there soon coz there all still like 20 boxes left with cameras, 2 Leitz projectors and 2 large format (8x10") cameras, the latter probably not functioning anymore. Really awesome playing around with that old stuff. Lot's of unfamiliar brands, lot's of solutions to "problems" nobody even wonders about anymore with all these cameras that take care of everything without you having to think about how things work or know when to press the shutter-release button. Long live smile detection nowadays Report
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