Nothing, I've never smoked a thing before in my life. Contrary to what this may show....haha.

 

hahaha

 

DO YOU SEE IT, ROBERT!?!?

 

I do, but it looks like it's rolling and the paw is in the air.

 

^^ haha, i cant see anything lol but reminds me of this

 

Maybe my eyes are too slanted b/c I can't see a damn thing.

 

Rotate that 90 degrees clockwise and compare it to the rock. That's what I see.

Anyway, back on topic...

Taken in my school library. A little washed out in the back from the sun. :\

 

Am I totally stupid????? The only cat I see is the one I highlighted with it's back facing the picture.



Back on topic (these are all from my photobucket account which does not get erased when u do stupid things like overwrite a hard drive):
Body: Canon 40D in P-mode
Lens: 70-200mm 2.8 IS with CP filter
Freehand with no monopod
No PP except for cropping

 

Can I get some constructive critisism on these, please. Thanks.

[[All of my pics are taken with a Canon Rebel XTI equiped with the 18-55mm kit lens. Freehand, no tripod. I don't have one yet.... =( ]]

1/30 sec. F/3.5


1/1000 sec. F/3.5


1/1000 sec. F/4

 

pretty damn nice id say!

 

I like the composition Joe-say. I never would have thought to take those shots that way. Am I the only one who will post type of equipment used for a shot? What kind of lens did you use for that?

 

My first night shot

 

Just edited my previous post with some info!

Thanks!

 

how's this pic? anything i should fix?

 

One day, looking out the window while in Vancouver, BC, Canada, the
light was just one of those rare, perfect types where there aren't any
hard shadows - the kind of light that painters have gone to Paris for
centuries to paint under.

I grabbed the camera and shot this one through the window (you can
see some reflections of the drape on the right side of the pic)

Click this little preview for a larger image...

 

What kind of lens did you use, Tomas? That looks super good.

 

That's my Fijinon zoom wide as it will go.

 

I use a D300 from Nikon with about 6 different lenses of choice.... Gonna start using my wide angle toy more... Does cool stuff im finding out

 

now what we need is DIY's for photoshop. that way we newbie's to editing can learn the technique's to enhance the photos we take.