*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

[Ramodkk]

Very good Danny, hands down to that last one!

Here are some recent ones from me:

 

[Geoff]

 

[Fatback]

^ I like that first one Geoff.

I was in a B&W mood today.

 

[Ramodkk]

That second shot, impeccable! :good:

 

[Fatback]

Thank you Omar

 

[spirit]

Good shots Dale. I've not actually taken any photos with my D3200 so far this year - really must start shooting again!

 

[Fatback]

Thanks Jason. Those few where the first I have taken this year. I'm going to try to get back in the habit of taking my camera with me more often. Most of the time I leave it at home and end up using my phone for any photo needs.

 

[spirit]

Weather's just been pretty naff where I live and I've been busy with school and other things. If it's nice tomorrow I'll try and go out somewhere but today it's cloudy and cold again. All of the nice days we've had have been when I've been at school. Great.

 

[Punk]

A few of the hike I did last sunday:

This was taken around the 30th of December in the Alpe D'Huez (ski resort):

I have more of each day on my photo sharing websites if you're interested

 

[spirit]

Wow Ben! Stunning views in the two last shots and loving the sun in the second shot. Fantastic! :good:

I used to like doing a similar sort of thing to you with regards to the sun - these are from January-April 2013, quite a few use HDR:

I think the weather is meant to be half-decent tomorrow, so maybe I can go out and finally get some new photos. :0

 

[Punk]

Wow Ben! Stunning views in the two last shots and loving the sun in the second shot. Fantastic! :good:

I used to like doing a similar sort of thing to you with regards to the sun - these are from January-April 2013, quite a few use HDR:

Thanks mate!

For the sun you need to set your aperture to higher F numbers (I think mine was around F/11) if you want that "star" looking sun (kinda ironic isn't it? ).

 

[spirit]

Thanks mate!

For the sun you need to set your aperture to higher F numbers (I think mine was around F/11) if you want that "star" looking sun (kinda ironic isn't it? ).

Yeah - my first three shots are HDR and they came out quite well.

 

[Ramodkk]

That second HDR is very well executed!

 

[Geoff]

Wow Ben! Stunning views in the two last shots and loving the sun in the second shot. Fantastic! :good:

I used to like doing a similar sort of thing to you with regards to the sun - these are from January-April 2013, quite a few use HDR:

I think the weather is meant to be half-decent tomorrow, so maybe I can go out and finally get some new photos. :0

I like it, but the horizon is a bit distracting.

 

[vroom_skies]

Took a few shots tonight. Not quite sold on them as I made a few key mistakes.
However I haven't posted any pictures in awhile, so I thought it'd be nice.

 

[voyagerfan99]

Bob you just gave me ideas for new shots! Thanks!

 

[spirit]

I like it, but the horizon is a bit distracting.

Yeah I know. Took it well over a year ago though - I've improved since then.

Took a few shots tonight. Not quite sold on them as I made a few key mistakes.
However I haven't posted any pictures in awhile, so I thought it'd be nice.

Reminds me a little bit of this one which I took:

Nice shots though!

I really want to go out and get some new shots (mostly so I can enter that photo tourney ) but I'm looking outside and the weather looks crap again. The weather forecast on my phone is predicting it's going to be sunny in a few hours time, but frankly it's hard to believe.

 

[G80FTW]

My first attempt at sports photography with the 18-55 lens:






Was using 1/4000 shutter speed 800 ISO and apertures between 3.5 and 4 depending on zoom and I didnt quite get the background blur I wanted. Any ideas? Or is that just the best this lens can do? Was also using autofocus.

 

[spirit]

Was using 1/4000 shutter speed 800 ISO and apertures between 3.5 and 4 depending on zoom and I didnt quite get the background blur I wanted. Any ideas? Or is that just the best this lens can do? Was also using autofocus.

That lens is going to be limited in terms of both speed and focal length. Your shots are actually pretty good considering it's a basic lens. :good:

 

[Geoff]

Was using 1/4000 shutter speed 800 ISO and apertures between 3.5 and 4 depending on zoom and I didnt quite get the background blur I wanted. Any ideas? Or is that just the best this lens can do? Was also using autofocus.

For a kit lens it's great, if you had a decent lens though just imagine how good they would be!

Why did you use ISO 800 though? You don't need a 1/4000 shutter speed.