New photos!**downtown&docks**

[steinbachphoto]

Here are some photos I took last night. I used a Nikon D2Xs with 10.5mm Fisheye and 18-200mmVR













What do you guys think?Whats your favourite?

and for the record, I'm a die hard Canon guy, but I enjoyed using the D2x

[Huff]

Key Ripes.. Great photos. I can't give you a favorite; they're all pretty cool

[speedhop]

Fix your horizon lines.

I like number 2 the best (crop out some more sky and it's perfect)

[Tree18is]

I dont know shit but four looks cool with the shadows on the buildings and the cars.

[devonjordan]

First one is awesome

[steinbachphoto]

Fix your horizon lines.

I like number 2 the best (crop out some more sky and it's perfect)

what's wrong with my horizons? Are you speaking in terms of if the photo is level or not? or in terms of having the horizon on a line of thirds?

they all seem level to my eye. The last one and first one are fisheye, which is why they may look not level to you

[Peterkaczynski]

nice pics

[daniel]

i like them, but to me that is a misapplication of the fisheye lens. i'd rather see those photos unskewed.

[DCColegrove]

The D2Xs is a great camera isn't it...

Night scenes aren't my forte...

So I won't offer a critique other than to say they all look great.

[E30_fiend]

I love number 3. The way the lights all look like bursts is really trick

[steinbachphoto]

i like them, but to me that is a misapplication of the fisheye lens. i'd rather see those photos unskewed.

then please inform me of the proper application of a fisheye lens.

[dashboardmonkey]

They all look good.

I like pic #4 the best, How do you do that?

[logger]

What is up with the fireworks ?

[steinbachphoto]

What is up with the fireworks ?

I was just out on the dock when randomly fireworks started going off.

I think it was just some drunk people with leftover Halloween fireworks... good timing I guess.

[steinbachphoto]

They all look good.

I like pic #4 the best, How do you do that?

do what? the light trails? it's just a long exposure while the camera is on a tripod, cars driving by make that effect