quikdcride

sorry EXsoccer but im jacking your style of your rims
last time i painted my rim(s) haha i fucked up and it ran all up in the grooves on the inside and im plasti dipping this time but still i think it looks mad good and this way i wont have to paint the back!

IonNinja

Some recent ones I've taken...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryneutron/5867988529/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryneutron/5887176802/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryneutron/5887168454/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryneutron/5886898802/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerryneutron/5886898600/

BumbleBee

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dandaman15

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/5901444071/http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/5902006738/http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/5902012206/http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/5901448269/http://www.flickr.com/photos/dandaman15/5902012628/

Edubs

Were you trying to give those an old-fashion sepia look? If so, they look great...

dandaman15

Yea, thank you.

Edubs

Reminds me of old pics I have of my dad when he bought his 68' Stingray after college. Just with much better focus...

TommyP

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That old fashioned look would work a little better if the colors weren't so vivid, especially on the ones with the old vettes. Nontheless, very nice photos

drewbroo

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TommyP

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My favorite one! What do you do to get such a nice light transition. No matter what I do everything turns out grainy.

drewbroo

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I set the zoom up first. Use an F-stop around 3.5-4. ISO on 100, and do a controlled exposure with my remote.

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thedude411

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basically what drewbroo said. lower your iso if your getting noise and lengthen your shutter speed.

id just like to add on shots like these i like to use hyper focal focusing. research hyper focal distances. it just guarantees everything from a certain distance to infinity is in focus. its pretty sweet since who knows what distance the lightning and going to strike at and this way u can guarantee it will turn out sharp.

ill set up my lens on 17 mm and aperture usually around a 8 f stop. then focus in to like 6ish feet and everything from 3 feet to infinity is in focus. its pretty sweet since it means your foreground and lightning which is who knows what distance away from you is always in focus.

Online Depth of Field Calculator

thats usually the calculator i used at first

i hyperfocaled this and as u can see everything from the grass right up close to the lightning is nicely in focus

TommyP

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Thanks for the tips! I'll have to give that a shot next chance I get.

Rissa

Not my best, but she is a good subject

taerae86

your cats are always so adorable! ...i prefer having a dog, butttt i would def get a cat like yours if i ever had the chance lol

Rissa

Thanks! They're like little dogs lol they're crazy.



she plays fetch better than my dog ever did lol

07SSYellow

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i miss my kitty

taerae86

ha, niceee

MarcS

Went to the Buffalo Zoo today:

wardzach2007

paintballerr78

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Whats a good starting camera for someone getting into photography.

thedude411

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from my last visit to waterton national park












ugh i wish my cobalt was in that photo


it looks like hes smoking a cigar

DOMDOTCOM

ghost at the bottom of the road?

thedude411

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must be. bcus that person has now disappeared from my original

good eye tho. didnt even notice that person