hopalonghowie

I can not count the number of times I viewed this same spectacle as a kid growing up.  Beautiful image and thanks for the memories.

All I can say is I want to be like you when I grow up....Fantastic image all the way around 6 + from me.

Thank you.  My cameras and I live for fireworks shows as they are one of my favorite subjects. 

A very beautiful image I love the tonality and I think shooting it with a medium format camera did the picture a ton of justice.

Torre that is one very beautiful image.  I think the only thing I would have done is included more of the legs but this is coming from a guy that is looking for the perfect model to recreate the Betty Grable image that won WW II.

I was trying to use my 14-42mm lens as a macro I would like to know

what I did right and wrong with the image and would appreciate your

critiques and comments. Thanks & regards

Wondering how I can prevent the motion blur when the subject might

suddenly move as what happened with this shot. My thinking is

increasing the shutter speed am I on the right track with this?

Thanks & regards

Thank you.

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Thanks!  It's my girlfriends favorite of my fireworks images.

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Thank you.

This was a totally spontaneous image.  Was about 9 in the morning and I had been watching this couple interact for a few minutes when I decided to take the picture.  What prompted it was the way she was holding her hands as she ate a cinnamon roll and talked with her companion, the rest is just collateral lucky capture.

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Have to admit the guy does have a nice tan and if I had one like that I'd show it off too.  Alas though I live in the Pacific Northwest where rust, webbed feet and moss on the back are much more common.

Great pictures!

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Ahhh beautiful picture of a G model in flight.  You my friend are a lucky man.

I agree with Scott best to ere on the side of caution

The image itself sort of reminds me of something you might see in Playboy in the 60's.  Nicely done!

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The depths some people will sink to for a laugh just astounds me.  Usually I just go to the bottom of a barrel but I guess I need to start thinking deeper.

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Some guys I worked with one time.

Great shot, those are union monkey's right?

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I was on my first real outing with my DSLR just after crossing the street in downtown Aberdeen I heard the drone of a multiengine aircraft which immediately caused the airplane junkie in me to look up.  My camera followed a split second later, zoomed in as tight as I could get and fired off 5 shots.

Hi Grayham,

That image is actually one that was more zoomed in on the bird and I did try and correct it so that more of his color was visible.  One thing I am kicking myself for is not switching to my Polarizing filter like I thought to do as I approached it and staying with the UV.  When I went to change filters it took notice of me and flew off.

Thanks & regards

Below are the originals.

Uncorrected image

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/11916770-md.jpg

Original upload

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/11916731-md.jpg

This is one of the first DSLR pictures I have taken I would love to

hear what I did right and wrong. Thanks in advance and regards.

I would appreciate comments and critiques of this image.

Thanks in advance