Finally got a money shot with the car

 

You want the original? 24MP

 

the one you posted should be fine, i laptop cant handle big boy files

thank you

 

 

Think im gonna try to take pics of the moon tonight/tomorrow night because its supposed to be the biggest full moon all year or something like that.

 

That's cute

 

whats wrong with the moon?

go take some more flower pics ***


and not just the moon, more of the moon in the background

 

You gonna take your boyfriend out on a nice starlight dinner too?

 

goto the dungeon so me and david can make fun of you dont want to clutter this thread up.

 

**** the dungeon we do it in the streets. I'm about to get off though, I'm about to drive to Wilmington.

 

hope your date goes good

 

It's not a great shot but it was the first shot of my cobalt when I got it back

 

Practicing a little exposure bracketing
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/6997696598/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/6997696572/

 

 

well, saturday was my bf's sister's prom so of course we had a little pre-prom shindig. i liked how soooo many of the shots i did turned out...i cant wait to do her senior pics over the summer...

 

Did they do it afterwards?

 

a few from last night

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpacak/7007086942/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpacak/7153176861/

messing around with a flashlight

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpacak/7007087516/

 

you need a tilt shift lens. some of those shots would be epic with one

 

My camera has a build in feature to do Tilt-Shift photos. I've done a few... like this one:




That's not the greatest though. And I've got waaaaaay too many other wants/needs that come first before a tilt-shift lens.

 

what did you do to get that type of effect on the first cobalt shot?

artificial lighting? what were your settings? it looks beautiful! i want to do a similiar picture

 

thanks man, i wasnt even planning on taking pics of my i just just waiting for the clouds to move out of the way of the moon haha.

and i was at the very end of a parking lot and there was only a couple light poles over there but werent even close to me. i was surprised how it turned out

apeture:f/1.8

Shutter:1.3s

iso:100

other than that i dont think i changed anything else.

 

Anyone around that can answer a question?

 

i may be able too what is it?

 

she was wondering how to shoot a someone doing a burnout

 

For some reason I love this photo of my car..
http://www.flickr.com/photos/68849810@N07/7159280550/http://www.flickr.com/photos/68849810@N07/7159280550/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/68849810@N07/, on Flickr