Lens Flair

[Davetouch]

I haven't really had time to look through all of them yet, but for my first wedding photographing, I think it went OK. Had some slight problems with focus as it chose a point to focus on, whereas I usually only use the centre one, and also because I used 'portrait' mode, it seemed to stick to 1/60th second throughout the day - not helpful for my pretty unsteady hands - Extremely annoying. Caek for now. Maybe 1936 Dennis Fire engine later.

http://img398.imageshack.**/img398/7267/cakenf3.jpg

 

[DLT]

 

[AutoAero]

An older pic from Detroit.

 

[Adunaphel]

More 348tb

 

[Top Geek]

Yeah, it's a weed, but it had a real neat-looking flower

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/07/2008-09-06_Pretty_Weed.jpg

 

[Matt2000]

http://img295.imageshack.**/img295/5201/dsc0047gskk6.jpg

 

[donthomaso]

During my holiday trip last week i also went to a drift event in logatec slovenia..

 

[jayjaya29]

Continuing my theme:

 

[IceBone]

And you couldn't have asked me to come along? Free beer, man!

 

[SileNceR]

 

[Martyn]

It's good if only, it looks like a quick snap shot. All those people really ruin the photo and the composition isn't very dramatic. It looks like a photo anyone would just take. I would try to get much much closer any try and compose my shot so that there are no people in it. If there do happen to be a few, I would try to clone them out.

I gave your photo a quick job. I did a quick (and poor) job of cloning out the people, I added a few filters and sharpened it. The result is quite good (and that is with poor composition). If you gave your composition more thought, you could easily have got a epic photo.

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/06/DSC_0282_000.jpg

I disagree about the people, they give it a sense of scale. I love people in photos anyway. You could spend hours waiting for people to get out of your way for the "perfect" photo, but why bother, I just shoot with them in it!

When life gives you lemons, make some lemonade!

I would have cropped it so there's less grass, and your processing has made the grass a nasty yellow colour.

Also, were you in London yesterday? I spent all day yesterday running around taking photos in London! I love the place! I should have some pics up tomorrow sometime.

 

[Top Geek]

My picture for, er...tomorrow

This is the best I could do with with my relatively slow kit lens (wasn't planning the shot and couldn't ready my fast prime) for my attempt at TGD's style in her last picture...

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/07/2008-09-07_Cleo_in_the_field.jpg

 

[SpecOpsBob]

Hey DLT, haven't seen you around here before

I'm liking that shot too!

 

[Solberg]

Martyn, I wasn't in London yesterday but it is a great place for taking photos.

Matt, I love your Land Rover and that is a lovely photo of it.

epp_b, when I saw that photo, I immediately thought did top gear paint top gear dog black? Great photo!

SileNceR - your photo is also very interesting.

This is my photo for today...

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/an/anonymous/2008/09/08/London_001.jpg

 

[SileNceR]

Wow, what is the bullet shaped building? And where is that?

 

[Adunaphel]

 

[vikiradTG2007]

Wow, what is the bullet shaped building? And where is that?

That's nicknamed "the Egg", if I recall correctly, and it's in London. Saw it from the Thames a couple of months ago.

 

[fbc]

Wow, what is the bullet shaped building? And where is that?

It's the 'Gherkin' building in London: Wiki entry

 

[Martyn]

 

[SileNceR]