dennis_santillan

Shot this with an old Yashica ML 28/2.8 @30s on my Canon EOS

camera.

I took a pic of this tree using only the full moon and a street light for

illumination. 30 Second exposure at f4.

I took this photo the other night. I used 30 second exposure with an

old 50mm Nikkor on my Canon EOS T5I set at F4. I was happy how

the photo came out with the Fall colors. The two front trees were

additionally illuminated by street lights off the lake.

Thanks for looking. Snapped this a few weeks ago using a 200mm

Zeiss Contax lens on my Canon EOS.

Thanks Sam.  That is helpful.  I was debating on whether or not to crop it out.  I appreciate the insight. 

I took this photo at sunset in Amsterdam and added a bit of sepia.

Your thoughts and comments are appreciated.

I took this photo in the Netherlands over the weekend. Please let me

know your thoughts. Thanks.

I snapped this the other day when Micky Dolenz (from The Monkees)

was singing on stage. Light editing in Picasa but that's about it.

I took this photo in Japan a couple weeks ago. Is the car at the bottom

distracting? I welcome all comments.

I took this picture of the side statue in the HUGE Todaiji temple. Some

slight adjusting was done and light cropping.

Five thousand men died here almost 150 years ago. I was trying to

capture a somber almost haunted feel to this shot.

Please share your comments.

Thanks

I snapped this about a month ago at Cranbrook in Michigan. I liked

the way the sun hit the columns. Thanks for looking.

I snapped this shot near my house. I was surprised as I didn't think

it would come out so colorful and the last thing I was planning on

taking a picture of was my car.

Thanks for looking.

I saw this pile of old Trombones at the Brimfield antique fair and

thought it would make a good picture. Too busy?

Thanks for looking.

I took a picture of the underside of the Ambassador Bridge which

connects Detroit with Windsor, Canada. I cropped and adjusted the

color. I like the different lines and enjoy the shot. I thought I'd

share and ask for opinions.

I took this photo outside of Detroit at Cranbrook. I liked the way

the sun hit the column and the arches. Thanks for looking.