model: Canon EOS 10D
iso speed:
focal length: 35mm
f-stop: f/4
exposure time: 1/8s

model: Canon EOS 10D
iso speed:
focal length: 35mm
f-stop: f/4
exposure time: 1/200s

 

 

focal length: 98mm
f-stop: f/4
exposure time: 1/40s

 

Truck high-centered today going into the worst of 5 entrances into a mall.

 

200mm
f2.8
1/500

 

 

Man, such awesome stuff here. I've just been getting into photography for about a year. Here's some shots:

'55 Chevy at last Good Guys drags in Indy.

Not the best shot, but what a cute face!:


These things are all over the place in the Redlands/Homestead Fla.:


Western Diamondback outside Tucson:


Cowgirl...


Barrel racing at Homestead Rodeo:


Cool windmill in Arizona:


Macro shot of guess who's eye:


Hope you enjoy these. All taken with a Canon Rebel XTI.

Ken

 

So this is random, eh?
I just got my first digital for Christmas and still learning about it. I'm loving it!

My Mamma's Fender Bass~


My sister's Fancy Schmancy Bottle collection~


Addy Mae


Hayley at her drawing board


Christmas '07


ddrum~

This is a fun thread, no stress Good 'o show and tell~

 

I just got a couple of light modifiers this week so I've been experimenting.



Diecast is set atop the 10º Honeycomb Grid which is attached to an Alien Bees AB400 at 1/2 power.
White cardstock was held about 6 inches above model to reflect light back to roof and hood.

Nikon D70
105mm micro Nikkor VR
f/10.0 @ 1/250 sec

 

Testing out my new camera...

With a nod to Juan, my first photo subject should be no surprise.

1/100 sec @ f/2.8, 50mm, ISO 1600
Strobist: Flash was pissing her off, so I bumped up the ISO. All light is from a college student cheap IKEA room lamp with white balance fix in post. Missing is a pin light in her pupils; need a catch light.


Second subject is an easy choice and is my favorite park in the south SF bay area, Uvas Canyon.

0.8 sec @ f/11, 48mm, ISO 200 (can you spot the beer can? )

 

Yep, thats about it.....pretty sad isn't it?
Now its 25 degrees and going into the teens tonight!

 

She looks ready to latch onto photography!
There must be some kind of influence around her.

 

My wife's car:

Digital camera that does the job, not fantastic but I'm not printing anymore. Resized for web in PS no image adjustments made in PS. That one is below the exif data.

Camera Make: OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD
Camera Model: C740UZ
Date/Time: 2008:01:13 14:20:24
Resolution: 600 x 329
Flash Used: No
Focal Length: 7.4mm
Exposure Time: 0.0100 s (1/100)
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO Equiv.: 64
Whitebalance: Auto
Metering Mode: matrix
Exposure: Creative Program


minimal unsharp mask on background
desaturated the background (car is still full color )

oops forgot random picture:

pulled over .5g on runflats in the snow on an on ramp didn't even feel out of sorts.

 

This is my first try with capturing water droplets. This was one of my faves cause the water has a slight swirl in the middle.

 

Here are some cold weather pictures!






Denver Colorado, as seen from a mountain top

 

Here is a picture I took while vacationing in Chicago last May.

 

Great shot there! Looks like a boomin' speaker

 

Maxfield the MINI has an idea...
MINI
a bright idea...


While working on a mural in our garage I noticed the naked bulb in a standing lamp was reflected in the window just above my MINI....it was begging for a photo :P I just added rays for fun

 

My wife suggested this shot, gotta love being married to a designer. I noticed the partially blacked out grille makes the car look like its smiling.

 

Great picture. Love the "red-out" on the chrome line around the car! Very sharp indeed!

 

Thanks also did a little red in the joey mod:

 

Ooooooooo. I want to do that to my Nightfire Red Mini!!! Very cool!

 

That looks cool Carjoy. The portrait format works well with that composition.
That almost looks like the area at the base of the Hancock.

 

That is exactly where it is. I was sitting on the steps outside of The Cheesecake Factory waiting for a friend. You must know Chicago well!

 

It looked familiar because the Hancock is my favorite skyscaper in Chicago's skyline.

(and I've been in that courtyard several times)