icecold1980

This is one of my first attempts at star trails. This was roughly a

30 minute exposure, ISO 200, F5.6, 55mm. Inputs welcome!

I was using a CHDK motion detect script to capture this image. I just

need to tweak the timing to capture different "phases" of the impact.

My camera was on a tripod, F4.0, 1/250s, ISO 100, full flash

(on-camera!) power...since that was all I had for flash at the time.

I held a straw with water right above, let the script run, and let the

water fall! Thanks for any inputs you have!

These lights were actually animated, but I thought it would be neat to

see all the colors somewhat overlay with a longer exposure. Comments

welcome!

You're right, the correction reveals its true color.  I felt bad for those people that didn't know any better with their point-n-shoots and no tripod!  I tried stitching pictures of the rocket ships but I took such a wide angle and had to move the camera too much and it was such a small space, it was impossible to capture that whole room.  Thanks again!

I carried a point-n-shoot, so a tripod was very much needed for this place.  You mentioned a blue P-26.  I captured a very blue plane...I wonder if it's in my album listed below.

Here's the link to the rest of the photos I took on that trip.  Thanks again for the constructive comments!

http://depthofreal.shutterfly.com

With this being a display at the National Air Force Museum, I felt a

square crop would be fitting, since airplanes are jam-packed in there,

and would've distracted focus from this aircraft. Comments appreciated!

What do you think? Attempted to capture his laziness. I just enjoy

close-up shots of this lazy guy.

The sun looked like it was working hard to break through the clouds that

day. Any inputs are appreciated! Thank you.

Walking along the side of the road, I saw this weed break through it.

Interesting? No? Comments most welcome. Thanks!

This may not be that original, but I just found it interesting. It just looks

over a hundred years old. Feel the same? Inputs welcome, please!

Thank you.

I wasn't sure if this was underexposed, or, if it works! I like the

glistening of the sun in the water. Suggestions? Thanks!