Lens Flair

SileNceR said:
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Quoted because I am starting a new page.

https://pic.armedcats.net/j/ja/jayhawk/2009/05/14/DSC_5202.jpg
 
yeoo.

yeoo.

whats up gentleman, ive been following this thread since about 600 pages and ive been through every single page. You guys have some really good pics here. i think im pretty decent but i hope to learn from you guys..as ive seen in your posts your no amateurs:D and as any good photographer knows theres always room for improvement. hope i can add some flavor and appreciate all your great posts.:cool:

First one. out of camera, no PP.
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sifu said:
Well for starters i would like to see the whole text and it needs a bit straightening (check the top) otherwise looks good.
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I did straighten it out as well as I could. The photo wasn't straight to start with. Plus I'm still with the 18-55 lens on my D40, so I couldn't get a good shot of the entire plaque at the bottom of the monument. It just didn't fit in the frame.
 
https://pic.armedcats.net/s/sh/shawn/2009/05/15/kingofmpg.jpg

Is this fooling anyone?
 
I shot so close since I still don't own a tripod and I was using a bunch of small things to raise the car and camera in front of a window.

I used a wide aperture because I thought the interior bits looked really plastic and would be an obvious giveaway, didn't want that stuff to show up.

Edit: Hmm, I think I should try this with a different model. This GT diecast is a really cheap Hot Wheels one, it's full of gaps and stuff it appears. When I feel like stacking a bunch of books again I'll try a different one. :p
 
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Honk honk.

Man, look at how lovely spring is around here! (I even increased the color like mad to make it look not completely bland)

https://pic.armedcats.net/r/ra/ramseus/2009/05/15/IMG_1225.jpg
 
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