Thanks, Danny.

Dude, I'm itching to take pics!

 

Abandoned hospital! Let's go!

 

Hey, Mike, where did you rent your glass? I want to try out a 18-200mm.

Nice avatar. That shot came out nice!

 

Thanks, man. Flash + lots of areas for light to bounce off helped, haha. I rent my stuff from this place in San Mateo called www.borrowlenses.com

 

Ya, nice, soft lighting makes it look great.

I was just reading about them! Thanks, Mike! Now I just need to make sure I get a lens that fits my needs.

So noisy:

 

Taken from lane number 3 going west bound on 80 at the refinery.

 

wow nice! you were able to hold the camera pretty steady... love the colors.

 

I took four shots, one of the interior of the door, one of the windshield, one of nothing but sky, and that one.

Here's one more. I took a shot of the toy but came out very bad so I decided to mess with it. Black and white worked, the drawing in the lightsabers would have if I would have taken my time on them. Oh well, fun nonetheless.

 

 

Those came out great Rudy!

 

Chris, this one is special because it's a panoramic shot. Seriously. It's the only way I could get the whole thing in one shot close up.

 

Beautiful photos, Rudy.

 

Thanks, Rob.

Here's a 10 second exposure of a plane flying in the night sky:


I'm whoring this **** up! Don't let me keep anyone else from posting photos.

 

hey mr. fusion,

how do your colors come out so rich and vibrant? is it the filter you are using? or the editing?

also, for the flics with lights... are you using the diffuser filter to star the lights?

awesome flics bro.

 

I've performed Curve and Level adjustments to all the landscape/sky photographs I've posted in this thread to get those colors to looks so vivid. I'm sure with a very nice camera and some color filters you could do something similar but I'm just not there yet. Once I learn more I'll rely less on Photoshop to help me "fix" my shots.

I am using a polarizer filter for the day shots and I never took off my UV filter on these last few night shots I posted. It's funny though, I got the star effect by just using longer exposures; no stars in a one second exposure, stars in a ten second one. I kind of want to get a filter for that star effect so I don't have to keep taking long exposures.

Thanks, ucg35.