This is Photography

[ST1G]

thats impressive way to get stuck, LOL in that thing too boot Shots make me miss home, been stuck in PA since june and IN before that....

I feel bad for you, I couldn't be away from the Northwest that long.

^Dam, you guys could use some water...

Yeah, Idaho is in a bad drought. This reservoir is just less than half empty. The reservoir below it is nearly full and is larger. We are doing Okay, could be much worse. We still have water for Potatoes so all is not lost.

[Reichart12]

^Dam, you guys could use some water...

[mrsleeve]

thats impressive way to get stuck, LOL in that thing too boot Shots make me miss home, been stuck in PA since june and IN before that.... On a similar note with no pics we had a full on only 3 wheels on the ground situation going on, half crossed up, on a fairly steep side hill with a 3/4 ton dodge today.....

[ST1G]

Went on a little drive with a mate, he is not so good at jeeping.

[Spyke]

Edits/saves I did for a buddy, he didn't like the photos initially:

DSC_0002 by Gregg, on Flickr

DSC_0021 by Gregg, on Flickr
A few of my recent snaps:

LR_Enfuse 3 by Gregg, on Flickr

IMG_0883 by Gregg, on Flickr

IMG_0831 by Gregg, on Flickr

IMG_0781 by Gregg, on Flickr

[ST1G]

[mlbryant8]

Alaska

[Exodus_2pt0]

I love the second from last shot. I'm still new to all this too, picked up an e420 a few years ago to learn manual settings, and finally upgraded to a d3300 a couple months ago. I don't consider myself worthy of sound advice, but I would say your biggest downside to that set is the fence line through the middle of the shot. It takes away quite a bit. Edit: just saw your comment about setup over subject, so nevermind that.

But like I said, that second to last shot is awesome IMO.

Some I took the other day, I really need to go on more exploration cruises with photos in mind. When I had my motorcycle I would get up super early and just start riding, with not direction in mind. Don't know why I don't do it with my car, but I'm going to start.



Accidentally left VR on, and I think that's why this one came out slightly crooked.


Need to bolt down my plate. Totally ruined this shot for me.


Not sure if I shared this yet, one of my favorites. Taken at Manassas air show, my work site is right next door to the airport. Had the best seats in the house.




Old one from my e420.

[willworkfore30s]

I'm looking for some tips and criticism. I inherited a 2006 Canon Rebel xti. This is my first attempt with it. I've been trying to learn about Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO. I have a good understanding of what each does but haven't had enough practice yet to know how to fine tune. I have only posted the images that I thought were halfway decent. I'm focusing on set up more than subject here. Let me know what you guys think.

Camera: 2006 Canon Rebel XTi
Lens: 75-300mm Canon

Aperture: f11
Shutter Speed: 1/1000
ISO: 200

[Reichart12]

Just a few from vacation...

[BlackbirdM3]

A little of what I've been shooting lately.

Will

[gkurey]

Here are a few from somewhere out in the Indian Ocean:

[shameson]

Nice shot I got of my mom's vert yesterday

[BlackbirdM3]

A few more recent ones. I caught DC10 tanker 912 on a fire in Vacaville Ca last night.


BAE Tanker 12 was also there.


Another hummingbird shot.


Will

[AWDBOB]

Great photos! Really like the last one, do you have a high res version to use as a desktop background?

Likewise!

Here's one in 5184x3156

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/526/19743750312_583d8d1cd8_o.jpg