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The Official TB Photography Thread
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I'd say that sleeping hamsters go well with your Dark Reaver identity
I'm just a mystery wrapped in an engima when it comes down to it
I have two main photographic interests nowadays.
Mostly, I shoot railroad action:
But I'm also a confirmed Leica RF nut:
Mostly, I shoot railroad action:
But I'm also a confirmed Leica RF nut:
I just stumbled upon this thread, its nice to see some good photography. Seems a group of people around me decided to all get into photography, but all they do is shot random things with lomography cameras, mainly just each other, all really boring stuff. All this though is really good
Got some photos, though I am just playing around at the moment, no skills yet 
P.S Press the phots for higher resolutions
P.S Press the phots for higher resolutions
I'm a sucker for old British sports car....
...and the German ones do it for my wife!
A day and a half to prepare for 1/250 of a second to record for posterity!
...and the German ones do it for my wife!
A day and a half to prepare for 1/250 of a second to record for posterity!
thunderitter, may I ask what you do for a living?
Engineer by trade: Bass player by desire.
What do you do?
ps: my inside leg is 32"
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Me and my gf reflected in a giant silver ball (the metal bloke is life size)
Ha! Just looked back over this thread and found my post. We broke up the day after I posted this picture!
Oh well. Life goes on.
I'm really not as handy with my camera as I'd like to be, but I like how this one came out.
I seen shot like this one here on talkbass some time ago and decided to copy it when it came to sell my Mesa Boogie.
I seen shot like this one here on talkbass some time ago and decided to copy it when it came to sell my Mesa Boogie.
Sorry for the massiveness. The bunny pics were taken with a Canon Powershot, the pictures around my house with a Kodak EasyShare.
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