Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.

[nwoods]

WELL, I GUESS WE'LL GET THESE UP LATER. DATABASE ERROR FOR NOW.

Way to build the suspense! Must be a fantastic picture!

 

[uncle_git]

New guy checking in - so I thought I'd share an image or two by way of introduction.

I just picked up an 80 series LC which will arrive here in Portland next month as a base for my exploring the planet with a camera vehicle. In the mean time I'll be reading, learning and asking all kinds of stupid questions :sombrero:

Chobe River, Botswana

Savuti, Botswana

Haleakala, Hawaii

-- Graeme

 

[Overland Hadley]

Welcome to ExPo Uncle.

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Dang Graeme! What an introduction

Welcome and cant wait to see more of your work

 

[CanuckMariner/Nomad]

New guy checking in - so I thought I'd share an image or two by way of introduction.

I just picked up an 80 series LC which will arrive here in Portland next month as a base for my exploring the planet with a camera vehicle. In the mean time I'll be reading, learning and asking all kinds of stupid questions :sombrero:

-- Graeme

No such thing as a stupid question, Graeme, the only stupid question is the one you never asked cause probably one is too embarrassed to ask, cause you will never know the answer! So ask a way!

BTW, Why is that places that are far away from ones back yard end up being so photogenic? or am I the only one thinking this? Perhaps it is that we do not see this environment so often and hence it looks so more exotic!

Nice shots, must be getting close to being a pro by now...

 

[uncle_git]

Thanks for the warm welcome - I'll definitely be asking questions :elkgrin:

Nathanael - I'm also shooting large format at times (the Haleakala is a cropped 4X5) - nice way to work and lets you do things you just can't do on a digital.

Not pro or anything close to it - it's purely a hobby to keep me out of the pub at this time :beer:

Once the :safari-rig: arrives I'm looking forwards to exploring Oregon a bit more - plenty to see an shoot here without having to get on a plane.

 

[Photog]

Way to build the suspense! Must be a fantastic picture!

The pics have been added back into post #360.

 

[RoundOut]

Thanks, Photog!

I got some help from Brian in off-site hosting the images. Thanks, Brian!

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[Jacket]

I love the color contrasts that you can capture at the Dunes. Makes it easy to get great photos! Nice job Gary!

 

[Cobra_R]

Heres a couple pics from my recent trip to Europe that I think are fairly decent

And a sort of artistic shot of my truck...

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

Here are some shots from a Ghost Town we visited in North Western Arizona. Vulture Mine Ghost Town

I like to get the usual shots of the entire scene, but I'm addicted to finding little pieces to shoot that most people probably walk right past.

Here are some of my favorite

This one was sort of an accident. My wife and I were sitting in different rooms when I noticed her move in the reflection of this old mirror. I told her to stop and I framed her in the dusty reflection

 

[Lost Canadian]

Here's one from yesterday. I enjoyed the monochromatic tones.

 

[Lost Canadian]

Seawall at sunset.

I went out for a canoe ride after dinner tonight, upon returning while pulling up to the seawall, I was presented with this lovely graphic. Funny how ugly can sometimes be beautiful.

 

[kcowyo]

Trevor, your recent abstract works are really unique. You do a wonderful job of "making something out of nothing." Water has been very good to your portfolio.


Pat, I really like the way you use soft light to get the very most out of little things. Nice compostions and captured moments.


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[Every Miles A Memory]

Pat, I really like the way you use soft light to get the very most out of little things. Nice compostions and captured moments.
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Thank you very much for the compliments!!