My turn... my artistic photoshoot (56k friendly)
05-08-06, 11:59 PM
#1
My turn... my artistic photoshoot (56k friendly)
First off, as many skills that I've got 
photography is not one of them. My friend took these shots, so don't ask me what kind of lens was used and stuff. I will say however, that we started at 7:45PM (it was pretty much dark already) and that none of the pics were altered to make it look brighter. He mentioned using some technique about longer exposures or something.
i've also resized all the images for our 56k buddies.
Anyways... enjoy.
One of my favorites
Yes that's me... and I actually didn't know he took this
photography is not one of them. My friend took these shots, so don't ask me what kind of lens was used and stuff. I will say however, that we started at 7:45PM (it was pretty much dark already) and that none of the pics were altered to make it look brighter. He mentioned using some technique about longer exposures or something.i've also resized all the images for our 56k buddies.
Anyways... enjoy.
One of my favorites
Yes that's me... and I actually didn't know he took this
05-09-06, 12:03 AM
#3
Here's where it starts to really get interesting, these shots were taken at my old high school... and while we were taking the shots... we thought how cool it would be if I somehow got the car INSIDE the school... so thanks to my good 'ol air suspension... I lifted her up and got her onto the school premises. It was fun... like a maze almost.
I knew I was in the shot this time.... (I wanted to make the picture better haha)
Yea... I had to austin-power this in. It took about 15 minutes to squeeze in there... there was serioiusly maybe about 9-10 inches of space on each side where the pillars were.
and my favorite
I knew I was in the shot this time.... (I wanted to make the picture better haha)
Yea... I had to austin-power this in. It took about 15 minutes to squeeze in there... there was serioiusly maybe about 9-10 inches of space on each side where the pillars were.
and my favorite
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05-09-06, 02:36 AM
#9
Great shots!! Are you using a digital with a high ISO, long exposure and wide aperture, must be on a tripod for like 1-2 seconds? Nice fisheye shot!! Keep up the great work!!
