jlambuth

OK, for future reference these aren't Klan members. These are catholic fraternity robes that have been worn LONG before the ignorant KKK began. I took these photos during Holy Week at the end of lent. They were holding down the garbs since they are like WAY big for kids of their size to wear. Yes, I had the aperture open nearly all the way.

I spent a while correcting the motion blur on this image. As the

parade progressed it got rather dark quickly and I was loosing some

shots due to blur. I'm glad this one came out though! Let me know

what y'all think.

I think this is a pretty good shot. I personally would have gotten a horizontal shot and place him center. Still a great image.

So simple yet full of detail. I love it. I wish my cat was somewhat cooperative for photos.

Fantastic image you have here. I love the drab look about it. Harasho moi droog!

I'm way surprised this image even came out. I left this roll in my

photo bag which got x-rayed 5 million times by overzealous airport

security. I'm debating though if to leave it in color or convert it

to black and white. Let me know what y'all think!

Wow, what a great shot. Love the detail of the woman's face. You can see her disgust!

I was returning from morning PT back when I was stationed in Rota

when I caught the marine security detachment trying to play football

in the fog. I left my camera in the truck and figured why not snap

some long exposures. Came out better than I expected especially since

the film was pretty darn old.

I think this image is fantastic. Everybody takes pics of their house pets while they are napping and what not but this one is a great break from the usual. Reminds me of our old pet bobcat from home only larger.

My trip to Italy was my true field test for my converted G2 to shoot in infrared. My friend and

I were about to board the gondola when I caught this sight. I figured it would be great to try

out the IR. Do let me know what y'all think.

I experimented with kodak's infra-red film a while back ago. Took me

a good while to find a lab to process it and scan it properly. Most

of the shots came out either blown out or ultra dark but I managed to

get 2 that works. Do let me know what y'all think of this one.

Simply awesome

For a portrait you did a rather good job in my book. The skin tones are warm, the subject is in great focus and well lit. I find the excessive about of image to the right to be a bit distracting. You could try to take it more out of focus or crop a bit. Still a great job.

Who said film is dead? I re-scanned some negatives and slides with my new scanner and

found my new images to be even more resolute. I found this one I had trouble scanning

before for some odd reason. I think it came out great! Do let me know what y'all think.

Thanks.

You have to love this image. A great contrast between the train and cyclist.

Not a bad start. The screen is very distracting indeed. Since you have a black cat it's hard to make out alot of it's details. The angle and idea of the shot though is great though. If you were to say give it say 1 more stop of exposure it would be right on.

Some more light and a bit more contrast would bring you one heck of a great photo. Alot of my scans from negatives and slides either come out too dark or too light so finding the right balance usually means an afternoon working on fine tuning. A very creative image though!

I agree, you have a great shot here. A bit dark for my taste. I personally would bring it a stop and dodge a bit of the foreground for details. Overall a great portrait.

A truely great shot. I love the composition and black and white tone. The lone pup staring up at you really finishes the image.

While visiting the Plaza Espanola in Sevilla I caught these nuns

taking a break. I managed to get a few shots before one got mad and

threw a chunk of bread at me. Worth it I think. Tell me what y'all

think!

Fantastic tone in my book. It has a near-IR look to it which I have a weakness for. I would have framed the dog a bit higher in the image to put more emphasis.

My very last shot of my Semana Santa photos in Sevilla during my military tour of Europe. I

was almost laying down in the street for this one. This image took me a bit of work since I

had to correct some overexposure in some of the shot. I am happy with the end result and I

hope y'all like it too. Do let me know what y'all think of it!

I took this photo during my first year being stationed in Europe. I

just aquired my canon 10D and tried out it's night shooting

capability.

I love the perspective here. Feels as if you are actually there watching ol' fido come after ya. My only suggestion would be to lighten it up one stop. Besides that a great shot.

I personally find the exposure to be about right. Then again no two monitors will agree on how an image truely looks like til seen in person. I enjoy the stark contract of the robs against the background. Also you caught them while they weren't paying attention. Overall great photo!