Canon user thread - post your pictures here

I did a search on your name at flickr Buck. I'm glad I found you there. What amazing work. Thanks for the inspiration. :)

Larry
 
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Rebel Xti with 70-200mm f.4l USM. First day with the new lens. Very impressed for the money. I can't figure out how to get the photo right in the post. Could anyone tell me?
 
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3 rules! I want to meet that dude! HA!

You must be really close to that bridge, cause that is not the first time I've seen it.
 
yea im kind of shooting a series about it. the weather changes so rapidly in the bay im trying to photograph the gamut of different situations.

The guy is an actor, Alex Kipp.
 
I did a search on your name at flickr Buck. I'm glad I found you there. What amazing work. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Thanks, Larry!

Flippin awsome buck! Care to share any special technique?
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egproductions, gracias... no special technique other than the standard rules that apply to photography/videography... make sure you point your camera at something beautiful and know your lighting and how your film/sensor will read the scene so you can match your vision with what you're shooting.

Sorry for the delayed response.
 
Question... how do you insert an image in here? Yes, I figured it out before, ha!, but it escapes me now. Shirley, there's a simple formula? Thanks!
 
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TimurCivan said:
yea im kind of shooting a series about it. the weather changes so rapidly in the bay im trying to photograph the gamut of different situations.
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Do you have the series up anywhere yet? Or are you waiting until you have more? I absolutely LOVE this last shot of the bridge and want to see more!
 
Coming from you, that's high praise indeed ... thanks! Glad you like it.

Hopefully as some of the other fields bloom out I'll be able to get in closer for some other shots.
 
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im having this printed huge its going to cover my wall......

canon 5D 24-105mm F4L IS USM. @ F4.0 1/320th @ ISO 50

Let me just tell you the power of shooting RAW and ISO 50.

I just came across this amazing old man sitting there.... skin like leather, on a corner in brooklyn..... snapped the shot, as soon as he heard the shutter he "woke up". And looked my way. Problem was, i snapped so fast, i over exposed a high contrast scene by about 2 stops. The Jpeg preview was ruined.... the sidewalk was white as the driven snow, burned the hell out....

So as a experiment i turned to the RAW file. I recovered EVERYTHING. it was friggin incredible.
 
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