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Thank a lot guys!!

Wow, great photos! Love the icy twig also

Cool stuff here, nice work all!

Lately I have been messing with night photos during my fogwalks. It takes a steady hand and very long exposures, but with some trial and error I have been getting some interesting results:




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Something about dilapidated properties fascinates me-



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This were a few snaps I got at Oswald Park on the upper Oregon coast-


do you feel lucky?











^^See now that is amazing because this tree looks exactly like an elephant and it is totally by chance. it's not even known as the elephant tree or anything like that. amazing.

I'll share a few random pictures as I was messing with a couple macro and lighting filters:

These are blackberry or boysenberry flowers (not sure)
Canon D30 (NOT 30D)
Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-210 1:3.5-4.5 With a 10X macro and zieko FLD filters
Canon Speedlite 430 Flash






Just some random images messing with the color filters
Canon D30 (NOT 30D)
Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-210 1:3.5-4.5 With a zieko FLD filter
Canon Speedlite 430 Flash


One of my cats that happened to be in range while I was playing with my filters
Canon D30 (NOT 30D)
Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-210 1:3.5-4.5 With a zieko CPL filter
Canon Speedlite 430 Flash

Very nice photos guys.

sPacer, for taking night photos you should invest in a tripod, it will make those long exposures much easier to deal with!

95slvrZ28 wrote:sPacer, for taking night photos you should invest in a tripod, it will make those long exposures much easier to deal with!

If you go this route I might also recommend a remote shutter control for your camera.

I have several tripods and my camera has a timer. I guess I haven't gotten too serious about the night pics yet. "Yes, 9-1-1, there is a shadowy man wearing black, taking pictures on my block, it is 3 am".
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I try to get quick yet steady snaps and move on at a non-conspicuous pace. Maybe tonight I'll take a small tripod out on my fogwalk. Thanks for the advice. I am planning a journey in a few weeks and will come back with LOTS of pics day and night.

Here is one of me in my favorite beach cave, living a Corona ad.



and another from that same day and location:

wow those are really nice

not the best but i really like these pics best pic i have ever taken with the camera of a phone

wow! awesome pics, guys!

hey. took these pics on my camera phone. these are my favourite ones. the landscapes are of edinburgh city. taken when i stayed at the castle one night! others are random. hope you like =)

Very nice EmzyT

Thanks matt! I've been obsessed with macros recently. Really should invest in a proper camera! Millions to chose from though. Wouldnt know where to start. =p

EmzyT wrote:Thanks matt! I've been obsessed with macros recently. Really should invest in a proper camera! Millions to chose from though. Wouldnt know where to start. =p

I love macrophotography. It was the main reason I got a nice camera and lens. There are plenty of really nice older models of cameras out there now that you could probably find a used body and a nice used macro lens to start with for not too much money.

devon: thats what we call "wetlands" in south oz.

our councils have been making artificial wetlands to catch storm water.
it supports a nice little ecosystem which you can walk/ride around, and when it gets too full they catch the excess water in massive rainwater tanks.

then, they pump and sell that water to the local nursery across the road so it uses waste water instead of tap water (south oz is the dryest state in the dryest continent, water is our states most precious resource)

tc3 driver: demon kitteh is not impressed in that last photo !

heres some of my favourite photo's. (AP = Aerial Photography)

i took them from my RC Super Cub (same type of plane i recently built for snapper head)

Kodak M1073is camera.
landscape mode.

Aerial Photography from a Radio Controlled SuperCub.
(first pic is of my plane/Aerial phot. setup)

these pics are of Victoria Park.

the 1km/sq area that is Adelaide CBD is surrounded by parklands. (colonel light, founder of Adelaide insisted that the city be surrounded by parklands)