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At 7/7/05 09:13 PM, Streakydesign wrote: Only MODS can post huge photos. The rest of us get to downsize ours but it's alright. Thats what my website is for... =^-^=

oh ok

this was taken on an 150 iso, sepia toned and bleched when i was printing i used a dust sheet to get white specs on it to increase the aged feel of it.

http://www.freenetpa..ke.webster/snake.jpg

comments please !

Very nice, very impressed! =^-^=

At 7/12/05 07:38 PM, Streakydesign wrote: Very nice, very impressed! =^-^=

ty, i like your record collection pic, it brakes the rule of thirds to made a bold statement

http://vampirefreaks..itle=default+picture

more work by me, it was my sepia phase

I need help. I am still an amatuer/beginner who is sick of their regular old digital camera... i want more control, more option and a more professional camera. I am willing to spend up to $1000, and I want it to be digital.

Any suggestions as to what camera I should invest in and why?

I appreciate any help I get. Thanks.

At 7/13/05 07:13 AM, velvet_nightmare wrote: http://vampirefreaks..itle=default+picture

more work by me, it was my sepia phase

the image didn't show up...

velvet_nightmare also thank you for the comment about my photo .=^-^=

At 7/13/05 12:20 PM, Myst_Williams wrote: I need help. I am still an amatuer/beginner who is sick of their regular old digital camera... i want more control, more option and a more professional camera. I am willing to spend up to $1000, and I want it to be digital.

Any suggestions as to what camera I should invest in and why?

I appreciate any help I get. Thanks.

I honestly would invest in a Canon. Now I am a Nikon girl myself but Canons qual. it outstanding! Yet I couldn't tell you what model to get. Why don't you check out um...best buy, canons homepage, and ect for some models and I can help you out ok?

At 7/12/05 05:01 PM, velvet_nightmare wrote: this was taken on an 150 iso, sepia toned and bleched when i was printing i used a dust sheet to get white specs on it to increase the aged feel of it.

Did you use a filter? If so, what number?

I like it, I wish it had a tad more contrast, just to make the blacks a little blacker and the whites just a tad brighter, but it's a great picture.

At 7/13/05 12:20 PM, Myst_Williams wrote: I need help. I am still an amatuer/beginner who is sick of their regular old digital camera... i want more control, more option and a more professional camera. I am willing to spend up to $1000, and I want it to be digital.

Any suggestions as to what camera I should invest in and why?

I appreciate any help I get. Thanks.

I'd recommend a Canon EOS Digital Rebel. They can range from around $899 to about $1400. But they're quality cameras. It's a pretty professional camera, but it has it's benefits because you'll be able to switch out the lense for micro/macro/zoom lenses, and they have great saturation of color. Also, Canon has a very user friendly set up. Also, Canon uses glass lenses instead of plastic, so there's no warping or scratches. Also, if you're looking for something a little different, I'd also recommend the Sony DSC-F707.

Mostly, I'm a Canon girl though. Their stuff is always quality. IMO it's the best. Also, it's very compatible when you want to switch from "beginner" to "intermediate" and "expert". It's very versatile and it basically adapts itself to all levels of photography.

At 7/13/05 08:12 PM, LadyGrace wrote: Mostly, I'm a Canon girl though. Their stuff is always quality. IMO it's the best. Also, it's very compatible when you want to switch from "beginner" to "intermediate" and "expert". It's very versatile and it basically adapts itself to all levels of photography.

Thanks to both young ladies who replied to my email. And oddly enough I was in fact looking at the Canon EOS as my first choice so I guess I was o nthe right track.

Thanks again for really putting some confidence into my initial choice. It really helped.

Your very welcome! Also if you get some nice shots I hope that you post them up in here. =^-^=

Actually, us mods are constrained by the limit as well. Only admins and Stamper can post big pictars.

So I'm going to use my favorite whore, imageshack. :D

Glass Block
Brick Road
<_<
More Reeds
Yeah, me again

I just got the camera for Christmas. Before I got it, I was not allowed to handle cameras, because I couldn't take pictures for shit. I still can't, but I'm learning on my own. I'll take gentle constructive criticism. :D

ENJOY!

At 7/13/05 07:59 PM, LadyGrace wrote:

At 7/12/05 05:01 PM, velvet_nightmare wrote: this was taken on an 150 iso, sepia toned and bleched when i was printing i used a dust sheet to get white specs on it to increase the aged feel of it.

Did you use a filter? If so, what number?

I like it, I wish it had a tad more contrast, just to make the blacks a little blacker and the whites just a tad brighter, but it's a great picture.

The contrast was low because of the bleach i used, i didnt use a filter it's a ordinary SRL camera i used but i may have pushed the film slightly to get the grainy look, but all my work has the aged feel to it which means i try not to have so much contrast but i might see if i can find an old pic in which i do have high contrast in.

thanx for the possitive feed back.

Maus those photos where not that bad. Pretty good I do say =^-^=. I mean I know how yah feel about how you take photographs. When I first started my work was horrible, almost thought I couldn't take a good photograph. But I worked at it and over time I developed my craft. It took some time but everyone has their own style, just gotta find it. But from what I see your on your way. I liked the photo of you smoking with the grass in the background. That is a very nice self portrait piece.

Also I was wondering if you guys wanted to show off your cameras. Yah know so we can see who is using what type of camera. I was running across the idea today. I have 3 cameras I am using currently. But i'll post them up later. =^-^=

I also have some more photos to put up but alas I need to upload them and resize them and blah blah blah, but let me reasure you they will be up in do time.

At 7/15/05 06:18 PM, Streakydesign wrote: Maus those photos where not that bad. Pretty good I do say =^-^=. I mean I know how yah feel about how you take photographs. When I first started my work was horrible, almost thought I couldn't take a good photograph. But I worked at it and over time I developed my craft. It took some time but everyone has their own style, just gotta find it. But from what I see your on your way. I liked the photo of you smoking with the grass in the background. That is a very nice self portrait piece.

Thank you very much. ^_^ I still can't use a point and shoot camera, I shake too much. :\ At least with a digi cam, I'm not wasting loads of film.

Also I was wondering if you guys wanted to show off your cameras. Yah know so we can see who is using what type of camera. I was running across the idea today. I have 3 cameras I am using currently. But i'll post them up later. =^-^=

Hee, since I only have the one camera, it's hard to take a picture of it, but it is an Olympus Camedia D-540 Zoom, 3.2 Megapixel. I use a piece of grip tape as a flash diffuser. Grip tape works MUCH better than duct tape, but the only downfall is that it costs like $60 a roll.

I also have some more photos to put up but alas I need to upload them and resize them and blah blah blah, but let me reasure you they will be up in do time.

Try uploading them to imageshack, that way you don't lose any of the qualty and/or detail.

Here's one I took in Philadelphia. It's an old abandoned church. I snapped it while we were on the way to the Mütter Museum.

http://img292.images..2/1876/church1qu.jpg

heya sorry for the other link not working i think ive sort of fixed it now, and btw if you do have a vf account your self feel free to comment on the pics there http://vampirefreaks...php?user=velvet_art

Btw i couldnt get photobucket to be my friend if anyone wants to know.

At 7/15/05 07:22 PM, Maus wrote: Here's one I took in Philadelphia. It's an old abandoned church. I snapped it while we were on the way to the Mütter Museum.

http://img292.images..2/1876/church1qu.jpg

I like the way its at a slant , was that taken by digital too ?

Yah I got an ImageShack account and I think i'm going to do that from now on. Thank you Maus!! I also recently updated my website with some new photographs in the RaNdOm and SUNY Cobleskill photo galleries. You can just click my banner below if yah wanna see them.

Also Maus I really enjoyed your church tower photo really pretty. I also can relate to the shaking with the camera. If they are heavy I shake quite a bit myself. For example I was trying to get photos of the fireflies a couple weeks ago and all I got where burriered photos of fun with skeatter bites to boot. I tried to see if I could get some photos to work with the blur but alas...they just didn't. But easy ansewr to slove the problem. Tripod! Tripods are gods gift to photographers. I use one when I can and sloves the shaking problem and I can take an awesome photo! Muh hahah...=^-^=

Anywho i'll be uploading some new photos sometime I have just been very busy. BUt when I get the time sure thing...they will be up. =^-^=

New Photos YAH!!
These are photos I took while up in A-Bay...
These first 4 are from when I was still at the dock where my parents boat is kept.

This first one is of the boat
A SeaRay SunDancer 240

I have great hills and trees and a creek behind my house, if i had a camera i'd take pictures.

here is my dog :)

This one is the green crap that is all around the boat.
Believe me...it's really nasty stuff!

This is where the boat is kept and those fine boats in the photo are the neighbors...

Last one for right now is right across from the boat. These boats are monsters on the water! :-P

Lookie heres another photo!
This is a very old and well known home.

This is the bridge you can take to get to another island and canada...
w00t!

This is a sailboat I caught on a fluke!
LoL