The *Official Photography Thread*

These are a few that really haven't been edited much. Just wanted to toss out a few.

 

The D7000 is great. While my Canon pro gear can capture better image detail, if I drop a Canon, it goes back for repair. If I drop my D7000, I can pick it up and keep shooting. Thus when I'm covering off-roading events where I know I'll be scrambling up and down hillsides in a hurry, I prefer the more rugged D7000.

I also find that in many situations, the D7000 focuses faster than my 5D Mk III.

 

Sorry...a few more...


Monument Valley by VisualUniverse, on Flickr


Arches National Park by VisualUniverse, on Flickr


Moab 4x4 Adventure by VisualUniverse, on Flickr


Offroading in Moab by VisualUniverse, on Flickr


Arches National Park - Tower Arch Trail by VisualUniverse, on Flickr

 

dude, never be sorry about posting more photos like that! Awesome work!
I reeeeeaaallly like the star trails one with the truck driving through it. Could look at that one all day!

 

I agree! I had no worries leaving it out in the possible dew from 9 at night to 5 in the morning capturing images for a time lapse.

 

Thanks

 

Thats not bad- I picked up a slightly worn version with 107K on the clicker for $2300. She wont win a beauty contest but she works well.

They pop off eBay all the time. A great example will sell for anywhere between $2700- $3200. The prices are spiking with everyone trying to get the last few pro level crops since Canon went FF with the 1Dx.

I bet once the 7D Mk II (or what ever they call it) comes out and is equipped as they claim it to be. People who own one may be hard pressed to sell for what they are going for now.

 

Nice tones and bokeh.

 

Put in some work today using my Canon ringflash on the 40mm pancake lens...

may be NSFW...

 

Had to share this. Light painting with very long exposure.

http://www.weather.com/news/science/photographer-creates-stunning-designs-light-photos-20140324

 

Couple more from the Salk Institute:

 

looks like a movie set... awesome!

 

Nice

 

Thank you sir, now she is at the point where its hard to photograph her.

So true, that all I use anymore thought about getting PS.. but im going to pass.. I want to spend more time behind the camera not behind the computer.

 

This is very cool.

 

thanks!

 

word... after a certain point, the only way to get them to pose is with a cell phone camera...

 

Thanks! The photo I submitted to the challenge thread is much more dynamic. The light was super flat because of the cloud cover. Here's the photo I preferred. Also made the "flowing water" pop much more and fit the challenge much better.

Gear: Olympus OM-D E-M1, Rokinon 7.5mm Fisheye
Specs: 7.5mm F11 1/25 second iso 100

 

thats epic, where is this? and spill the spec... cam, iso, lens. etc

 

no doubt.. but then again im not a posed shooter, everything of her has always been candid.