The Official TB Photography Thread

[Thangfish]

Ah.... ok why not.

I surprised this fox cub, by walking up to him while keeping a pine tree in his line of sight
until I got right to the tree and popped around it with the camera. Freaked him out.

This guy was trying to have breakfast in peace, in the middle of a fairway at Pinehurst.
He wasn't about to leave that squirrel.

 

[ynie92992]

Self portrait,haha.

 

[CBRStingray]

Here's a shot I took last week. I like portraits.

 

[TheDarkReaver]

 

[Snakeman1066]

I never get to shoot much but reptiles, but here are a few i'm rather fond of:

and one fuzzy critter:

 

[Vorago]

Bumpity bump.

I bought a Nikon FE camera a while ago and I love it! Versatile, sturdy but not overcomplicated.

Anyway, I've been testing various brands and types of film.

Here are some of the results. I can't say anything on the development proces because it's done at the local lab and the negatives are then scanned.

These two are on Kodak Tmax 100

And on Neopan 1600, rather drastic results

Let me know what you think!


More here in better quality: http://www.brunomorez.blogspot.com

 

[JulienJeff]

a pic I took

a pic of me a friend took

 

[Pacman]

candid portrait:

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And self portrait:

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[Pacman]

Some more, from my recent Kyushu Tour:

Kumamoto Castle

and another:

Fuji in the morning mist. A grabbed shot from 18,000 feet.

One of the hotels I stayed in (an Onsen hotel)

I know flower shots are a little boring, but I loved the light on this one

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Excellent pics Jon and Bruno!

Here are some recent ones from me:

Svinafells glacier, you can see faces there if you look carefully.

Steps carved out in the glacier by mountian guides

Skaftafells glacier. In the background, hidden by clouds is the highest peak in Iceland, Hvannadalshnukur (2110m).

Larger and better quality versions on my flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ivarth

 

[Muusers]

Just getting to know my camera. Here are some shots, comments are welcome!

We lit a fire in an old dryer drum.

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

New pic here:

Taken in Landmannalaugar in Iceland

 

[Vorago]

Some new stuff:

check http://brunomorez.blogspot.com for more and better quality

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Cool pics Bruno!

Nr.2 and 3 work very well, good candid photography!

 

[Vorago]

Thanks Ivar, I like the first one as well, but the small size doesn't do it justice. You should check it out on my blog.

I really like just capturing the moment, you know, like Cartier Bresson, except the man was a genius, and I'm not

It's definitely a challenge going out there and taking pictures of strangers...

 

[adammazza]

Some amazing photos in this thread. My aren't anywhere near as good, but I'll post a few:

First one, from a few years back using a Sigma 17-70 lens on a Canon 30D. I really liked that lens, just a bit on the slow side. For the money it couldn't be beat.

This is using a 70-200 F2.8 IS

Think this was a 70-200 F4

This is using a 70-200 F2.8 IS

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Nice pics Adam, the one with the duck is good!

I also happen to love the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS...

Here is a new pic which happens to be taken with that very lens..
Mountain heart:

 

[adammazza]

Thanks, Ivar. Just curious are any of your shots HDR? The color is amazing.

Adam

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Thanks, Ivar. Just curious are any of your shots HDR? The color is amazing.

Adam

Hey Adam!

Nope, none of the shots are HDR, I have yet to dabble in that.
I do play a bit with the colors to make the picture look like what I saw and felt at that moment.

 

[popinfresh]

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Love this shot.