Photography, not quite graphics.

[Bradle]

From my Portfolio:
I'm so sorry about the size, 99% of the time Forum's resze it, for example: http://www.runelocus.com/forums/showthread.php?90869-Some-of-my-stuff and http://codeusa.net/forums/photography/7273-my-photography.html
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Photography:

iPhone images:
While I was golfing on Saturday, 31st August 2013

Here are two images that I had taken from New York:

World Trade Center One

Random building next to the new World Trade Center

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[bigk1121]

nice photos. i'm starting photography soon. i got my camera an i was playing around with it ad night with light painting it was fun.
keep up the good work!

 

[Bradle]

nice photos. i'm starting photography soon. i got my camera an i was playing around with it ad night with light painting it was fun.
keep up the good work!

Thank you, if you're just getting started I'd advise reading quite a few magazines and articles about how camera's work and what settings are best in certain lights, then reading up on your camera ^.^

Thank you again, I'd like to see some of yours on this thread soon

 

[bigk1121]

Thank you, if you're just getting started I'd advise reading quite a few magazines and articles about how camera's work and what settings are best in certain lights, then reading up on your camera ^.^

Thank you again, I'd like to see some of yours on this thread soon

yeah thanks for the advice. next semester i am taking a photography class so i will be learning alot of stuff. here is the camera that i got. i dont know much about it, i didnt like photograpy much the last 2 years i took it but maybe it will be better at a college level.

here is some stuff of mine that i took with this camera a few days ago. (first time at night)





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NOTE: i dident have a tripod eather.

 

[Bradle]

yeah thanks for the advice. next semester i am taking a photography class so i will be learning alot of stuff. here is the camera that i got. i dont know much about it, i didnt like photograpy much the last 2 years i took it but maybe it will be better at a college level.

here is some stuff of mine that i took with this camera a few days ago. (first time at night)

NOTE: i dident have a tripod eather.

Ah Tripods are a must for those long exposures, I like them though, what do you enjoy taking pictures of? I always find if you find something you like you usually start getting an eye for different things.

My Dad recently bought one of those, it's a great little camera, I used it a bit while on holiday recently, I have a Nikon D60, it's not the newest or best body but it does what I need at the moment, however I am going to invest a lot more money into it soon to buy a much better body with a better sensor.

 

[bigk1121]

yeah if your serious about it it will be well worth your investment.
an so far idk what i like to take pic of. im kinda liking products like with the lighting an stuff i thought that was fun. but other than that im not shure yet like i said ive only had my camera for about a week an that was the first time i went out with it, we did have some at school that i would always3 use but we couldn't take them home every day.

 

[Bradle]

yeah if your serious about it it will be well worth your investment.
an so far idk what i like to take pic of. im kinda liking products like with the lighting an stuff i thought that was fun. but other than that im not shure yet like i said ive only had my camera for about a week an that was the first time i went out with it, we did have some at school that i would always3 use but we couldn't take them home every day.

If you want to do shots with lighting in dark places, you need a tripod for sure otherwise the images will come out blurry, it's also good to get to know your camera and lens as certain lenses are good for certain things too.

 

[bigk1121]

If you want to do shots with lighting in dark places, you need a tripod for sure otherwise the images will come out blurry, it's also good to get to know your camera and lens as certain lenses are good for certain things too.

yeah im looking into getting a tripod. and not knowing alot a bout cameras sucks! when something goes wrong, an i cant fix it i get mad/frustrated. but usually after about an hour i will figure it out.

 

[Bradle]

Some more of my pictures from my new and improved portfolio

 

[Alteranz]

Holy fuck, learn to resize for all of our sake, please.
I was about to critique, but this is just way too much to handle...

 

[yewcan]

Holy fuck i cant even see stuff

 

[Bradle]

Holy fuck, learn to resize for all of our sake, please.
I was about to critique, but this is just way too much to handle...

Holy fuck i cant even see stuff

Holy fuck learn to read! This is the only forums that doesn't auto resize as it's so fucking outdated it pisses me off. How about you check these out:
http://www.runelocus.com/forums/showthread.php?90869-Some-of-my-stuff
http://codeusa.net/forums/photography/7273-my-photography.html
http://creative-scape.net/forums/index.php?/topic/6131-photography/

 

[Jansen]

rule #3 of photography is to create proper staging of your imagery. you should be resizing and sharpening this shit specifically for 800x600 viewing. You lose major points for not doing that. Blaming the forum software is just idiotic.