Photography Post Vol. 2

[TheCreativeD00m]

5dc pretty much beats brand new xsensors in terms of iq but definitely not user friendly controls. My Nikon is so much faster at adjustments it's pitiful . The 5d however has the one scroll wheel and two handed adjustments. It all depends what you use it for I suppose

[dovo]

[servealoha]

Divina by Kenny Baik, on Flickr

[ThinFinn]

5dc pretty much beats brand new xsensors in terms of iq but definitely not user friendly controls. My Nikon is so much faster at adjustments it's pitiful . The 5d however has the one scroll wheel and two handed adjustments. It all depends what you use it for I suppose

What Nikon r you using again?

[tredd626]

Divina by Kenny Baik, on Flickr

i love your models.

edit: i just saw your post in the "Rate the photo above you" thread on potn!

Edited January 22, 2012 by tredd626

[servealoha]

LOL. thanks bro. trying to improve and get critique along the way

[dovo]

Damn serve. All of your model shots have been good, but man that one is great!

[Wolves]

Edited January 22, 2012 by Wolves

[Martus]

Veryinteresting pictures,thepostmodernor posta photograph.I really liketowatchitandcreateit...

[julianmontez]

[dacrow]

New portra 800-- no postprocessing.. More to come later from this roll

Redid this shot with a few changes

(this one is not portra- it's 400H)

Edited January 24, 2012 by dacrow

[julianmontez]

[SquidSemenSupreme]

bought a Ricoh GRDIII to replace my CL... now, a couple quickies with the 4s:

[captain5640]

Paris.

[Scais]

[burgerking]

Always had this fear of mirrors when I was young...

[Shank]

reggin tihs

http://kevinshanklin.com/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nilknahs/

[chris_n]

untitled by tuftsmania, on flickr

untitled by tuftsmania, on flickr

[laxlife1234]

Been enjoying this thread guys! Keep up the good work

Where all my money I blew from work...

85 + 35 LLLLLLLust by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr

Beautiful flowers by Jacob Skoglund, on Flickr

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Edited January 25, 2012 by (10chars)

[(10chars)]

noise

[servealoha]

Lauren Victoria by Kenny Baik, on Flickr

[yuey]

Anyone into street photography here? How do you guys usually approach subjects?

[Lars0F3tt]

SUFU, new photos from my most recent SF trip are up on http://badseeds.tumblr.com/

FLICKR: http://www.flickr.com/photos/boonieddom/

check it out and take it easy fellas

Edited January 25, 2012 by Lars0F3tt

[servealoha]

Anyone into street photography here? How do you guys usually approach subjects?

here is my philosophy tips for you bro.

-smaller the camera the better.

-have a friend tag along. a photographer buddy would help lol.

-if you want posed shots of strangers, you must engage with that stranger. approach them and talk a little about yourself. say you are doing a school project or something.

-for candid shots, a mini-telephoto lens might help (but not needed)

-if you are on a budget, just get a fast wide prime (24mm,35mm,50mm) and shoot around. take the picture and smile at them after or say thank you.

-if someone gets mad at you, say you're sorry and delete the picture if they ask.

-know your photographer's rights. don't shoot in malls, security area, little children. or just don't get caught lol.

-always shoot and look at your photos after you come home. don't delete anything ;P.

most of all, have fun bro. if you see something interesting, the closer the better (which is my philosophy) or try experiment with different shooting angles. also, don't worry about blurriness. sometimes, it adds to the picture. hope that helps

Edited January 25, 2012 by servealoha

[TheCreativeD00m]

ThinFinn, I use a d7000

[koven]

dope everyone

muscle milk by MrEllis, on Flickr

Untitled by MrEllis, on Flickr

[koven]

dope everyone

muscle milk by MrEllis, on Flickr

Untitled by MrEllis, on Flickr

Untitled by MrEllis, on Flickr

Edited January 26, 2012 by koven

[yuey]

here is my philosophy tips for you bro.

-smaller the camera the better.

-have a friend tag along. a photographer buddy would help lol.

-if you want posed shots of strangers, you must engage with that stranger. approach them and talk a little about yourself. say you are doing a school project or something.

-for candid shots, a mini-telephoto lens might help (but not needed)

-if you are on a budget, just get a fast wide prime (24mm,35mm,50mm) and shoot around. take the picture and smile at them after or say thank you.

-if someone gets mad at you, say you're sorry and delete the picture if they ask.

-know your photographer's rights. don't shoot in malls, security area, little children. or just don't get caught lol.

-always shoot and look at your photos after you come home. don't delete anything ;P.

most of all, have fun bro. if you see something interesting, the closer the better (which is my philosophy) or try experiment with different shooting angles. also, don't worry about blurriness. sometimes, it adds to the picture. hope that helps

solid advice, thanks.

[chris_n]

untitled by tuftsmania, on flickr