jae999

VA beach

props on that last photo spaceman

nice stuff LosingMyMind and always enjoy seeing your stuff Testi Catastrophe

^^^i use an air rocket and it cleans up the sensor pretty good. you can find them for about $13

dope stuff esk

http://www.dpreview.com/ you can compare the two

some photos ive taken over the past couple months

1800s photographers: Joseph Niepce Louis Deguerre Henry Fox Talbot Sir John Herschell Blanquart-Evrard Frederick Scott Archer these guys invented processes to make images permanent some other early photographers that are worth studying: Alexander Gardner Roger Fenton Timothy H. O'Sullivan there are so many others that have contributed to the history of photography. i'll be back later with some more names

i like the first one. skin tones look better

haha ive had some close calls recently

just a couple from a recent series i shot. thanks xjonathonx for the bump a couple pages back

just a few...

^^^agree. def good advice. had to refer to the manual a lot when i got a DSLR. wasnt use to having all those functions after shooting film for so long

Canon. never have liked nikon cameras...

www.myphotopipe.com this place will do what you want at a reasonable price. something you might want to think about is how good will it look when its blown up. was it shot with a digital cam? if so how many megapixels was it? was it shot on film? if it was shot with a low megapixel cam you'll see noise in the photo when its blown up that big. if it was shot on film at a decent ISO like 400 or lower than it'll look alright

you can get it at Oinkartltd.com

:lol: so true

crazy dog shots. i like the 2nd one

some recent shots as requested by a/s/l

I have a 5d holgas are a lot of fun