In my glovebox. =p

 

Ohh nice, thats what I couldn't figure out was where to put the gauges. I was thinking about fabricating something for the center console.

 

why not the pillar? or why not get the autometer cf pods?

 

LOL, I already have the CF pillars with guages in them. So I am trying to find something else creative.

 

i would google it for you but i'm sure you can handle it

 

thank you for trusting me

 

I wish this pic would've come out better. But 30 degrees, no tripod, and high ISO yielded these results.

 

went to the sunset today, almost froze my fingers off, working on touching them up then you'll see em

 

i would love if you guys could check out my flickr and let me know what you guys think. i'm new to this and i've got a D60 with the 18-55 kit lens

www.flickr.com/milanophotog

 

 

Dont take offense to this but it looks like it was taken with a webcam, lol.

 

I like the christmas tree one hah. You can work a bit with composition i.e. the flame and train pics. maybe if the front of the train wasnt exactly in the center nor the flame pic.

in regards to the building pics, maybe if you took them in interesting angles and perspectives. Otherwise buildings are not too interesting.

 

^^ this comming from a dude with the most out of focus shot ive ever seen no offence

 

that's odd i was told they were good composition and that was from nikoncafe. but thank you for your input. finally got them to post up for those who didn't click the link.

all taken at universal studios

 

Resize!! Either large or medium please!

 

is that universal stuidos?

 

sorry they were too big.

yes that is universal studios.

 

they look pretty good how long u been shooting? u shoot em in auto mode?

 

i think for RnB's shot, it all depends on what your trying to get out of the picture. not everything has to be well focused on picture, unless you are trying to say something to your pics. maybe his pics were out of focus for a reason and not by accident.

 

lol ok what is the reason?? dof is one thing but the whole shot being horrible grainy and out of focus theres no need for that photos should be aesthetically pleasing not webcam status...