The Official TB Photography Thread

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Here are four more from me...

Taken one evening at a lake called Hitarvatn where my family went fishing.

A deserted farm I found in Snæfellsnes (close to the Snaefellsglacier)

This one is taken 1am at the top of a mountain called Hekla. It's one of the most active volcanoes in Iceland.

In this picture I stepped out of my comfort zone (landscapes).
This is basically my first portrait picture ever.

More stuff on my flickr page ( see sig ).

 

[Chunk-O-Funk]

Magnificent as usual, Ivar.

I wish I had the talent and awe inspiring landscape you have.

 

[Vorago]

Who is she?

Nice pictures as always.

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Magnificent as usual, Ivar.

I wish I had the talent and awe inspiring landscape you have.

Thanks! I'm lucky to live in Iceland, the landscape is magnificent!

Who is she?

Nice pictures as always.

Thanks! She's a friend of mine and a fellow photographer (also a painter). We went on 4 or 5 photography trips out in the country this summer, this picture is from one of them.

 

[BetterBottomEnd]

Alright I'm by no means a photographer but when you shoot eleven rolls in a long weekend you're bound to end up with one or two good shots. These were taken on my last trip to Honduras in April. The little is Marisol the adopted daughter of the missionary family we were staying with. She was the cutest thing in the world and she knew it. Shot with my Mom's Nikon N50 and some Tamroc lens.

These are untouched in Photoshop except to resize them.

 

[CBRStingray]

In this picture I stepped out of my comfort zone (landscapes).
This is basically my first portrait picture ever.

More stuff on my flickr page ( see sig ).

That's a nice portrait. What settings? If I had to guess, I'd say 300mm at about 5.6. I love the bokeh. Really nice.

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

That's a nice portrait. What settings? If I had to guess, I'd say 300mm at about 5.6. I love the bokeh. Really nice.

Thanks!

This one was taken with my Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS.
@ 200mm
aperture: f/2.8
shutter: 1/100
ISO: 100


And yeah, the bokeh from this lens in phenomenal!

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

pics from my trip to Skyline Caverns in Front Royal, VA last weekend. Please opine.

These cave photos are very cool. It's definitely not easy to photograph caves.

 

[AmyTheFreak]

 

[robd]

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

That's a cool pic Amy, I like it!

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

This one is veeeery cool!

 

[robd]

Thanks..

The local volunteer fire company burned down a house for training and asked me to shoot the day. They kept lighting it on fire and putting it out and lighting it again. They let me inside for a few minutes while they started one of the burns and after that I was glad to be outside shooting in with long lens from a nice safe distance.

 

[saxnbass]

My first shot at something "different". I usually just do those pictures of friends hanging out, tourist pictures and pics of my gear.

 

[Marlat]

Just some random stuff from the last couple of months:

Two from Camden Town:

Two from Shoreditch (my local area)

Leeds Castle in the South of England

Three from Paris:

Two from Benodet in the West of France:

 

[The Alexander]

Here's a few I took from a couple different outings around my house.

Thunderstorms!

Sunrise:

Some really low clouds at sunset:

Concrete walkway after rain, after sunset:

Telephone/power lines:

Enjoy!

 

[airrick]

 

[Bad Brains]

I have to start getting caught up, I have a bunch of crap i'm working on.

Me photographing myself.

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Popcorn pete drinking a 40 at the Packard Plant.

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Long exposure night shot of New Jersey John.
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[Vorago]

Looking forward to your next thread BB!

 

[chingas]

Photos of friends