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Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2007 03:42:

kinda wish i kept up with photography, but i was just more into editing them in photoshop and making them look purdy than actually taking them most of the time
welp, since this thread seems open to photo-whoring...

k i'm done

wait
wait no i'm not
just found this in my photobucket from a looooong ass time ago

Posted by L.E.N. on Nov-12-2007 03:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
How did you manage to take a picture of your camera?

Just a basic digicam.

Posted by goodgreef on Nov-12-2007 08:34:

since we're sharing...here's my two bits:

some recent stuff:

more at my deviant site

Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2007 08:37:

quote:
Originally posted by goodgreef
more at my deviant site

This is a stretch, since I was only there once and it was over two years ago, but is that near Seattle? I forget the name of the park.

Posted by idoru on Nov-12-2007 08:37:

I'd really love to get into photography. Trouble is I don't have a camera that produces anything of good enough quality.

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
This is a stretch, since I was only there once and it was over two years ago, but is that near Seattle? I forget the name of the park.

I don't recognize it. I'll fail at Seattle if it actually is...

Posted by bamski on Nov-12-2007 08:37:

quote:
Originally posted by goodgreef

That pic is beautiful. Would make a great cover for a CD.. or a book.. or just about anything.

Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2007 08:39:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
I'd really love to get into photography. Trouble is I don't have a camera that produces anything of good enough quality.

You may be able to find a darkroom at a local uni or arts center which will let you use their supplies for a usually pretty small fee. Also, you can usually find an old but fully functional SLR pretty cheap, craigslist/flea markets etc. Got one I used for a while for like 15 bucks.

Posted by goodgreef on Nov-12-2007 08:43:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
This is a stretch, since I was only there once and it was over two years ago, but is that near Seattle? I forget the name of the park.
It's in Victoria, north of Seattle
The park is called beacon hill

and thanks for the compliment!

Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2007 08:47:

quote:
Originally posted by goodgreef
It's in Victoria, north of Seattle
The park is called beacon hill

and thanks for the compliment!

Fuck i'm awesome. I stopped there for an hour or two on a cross country road trip like 2 years ago. Something about the steps and the bench together just reminded me of there.

Ninja: just checked google maps, turns out i was across the water in the US in olympic park. Oh well, still close

Posted by idoru on Nov-12-2007 08:48:

Posted by mezzir on Nov-12-2007 08:49:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
And yet you never managed to stop and say hi.

I know, i didn't see any TAs . I still wanna do a TA roadtrip sometime, but i think thats gonna have to wait till i graduate, which may be a while :/

Posted by goodgreef on Nov-12-2007 08:50:

quote:
Originally posted by mezzir
Fuck i'm awesome. I stopped there for an hour or two on a cross country road trip like 2 years ago. Something about the steps and the bench together just reminded me of there.

Ninja: just checked google maps, turns out i was across the water in the US in olympic park. Oh well, still close
haha you know what, i just realized that pic was taken at mount doug, in victoria - but all my other foresty pics were taken at beacon hill. This one is pretty much the same type of area as the others.

But that's really cool... i think you may have mentioned to me on Deviant art that you were in the area.. or something. lol

Posted by 3F05Q on Nov-12-2007 08:50:

Some of my favorites...

Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-12-2007 08:52:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q
Some of my favorites...

Awesome.

Posted by 3F05Q on Nov-12-2007 10:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Awesome.

And THAT, sir, is why you need a TRIPOD!!!

Posted by bamski on Nov-12-2007 10:53:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q

Hmm.. Reminds me of a pic that Clovis (& Bas?) used in some mix.. Can't remember which one tho.

Posted by Ian on Nov-12-2007 11:19:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q
Some of my favorites...

that's exactly the kind of shot I'm looking for

Some of my favourites, and then some of my turnouts, where I see a great view but the camera/me don't capture it....

i dunno why i like that, it's just the contrast between a 10ft high sanddune and the sky i think

i just like it

because it turned out & i dunno why my others didn't when i shot on the same settings more or less

I electrocuted my brother

doesn't bring the sun out how i'd like

Posted by 3F05Q on Nov-12-2007 11:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
that's exactly the kind of shot I'm looking for

Appreciated!

That was a Nikon DSLR that I borrowed from a friend. It's in Seattle overlooking Lake Union. 2 second exposure, f/5. Pick a lighted/bright centeral poing. Zoom in, start zooming out quickly while depressing shutter, let exposure finish while zoomed out. Pretty simple really!

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