Show off your non-bike related photography

[Anonymous]

i just got a new toy and figured i would start off a topic of non-bike related photos shot by us.

three i liked! i have taken 150+ pics to figure out things. not first slr just first digital slr

would like to share tips,tricks and photos of things we may never see in person.

more to come...........

 

[B607]

The key to getting good pics is...take lots and lots of pics. A few are bound to come out good! Gary

 

[Boris]

WOW! Neat idea for a thread! Love your 3rd pic of the bare trees espesh, but they are all great, Upper Class White Trash,
Gary, your pics are also beautifull! but i think the one with the hay bales and all the wild flowers in the fore ground looks amazing!!

Look forward to more pics Upper Class White Trash,and others!

 

[Anonymous]

The key to getting good pics is...take lots and lots of pics. A few are bound to come out good! Gary

i like this one.

*first tip i can give to the new fellas to digitals is make sure your camera is saving to a file that your computer can read if you don't use the setup disc took a 100 plus today but HA HA i was messing with stuff and well.....nothing important so just deleted them to save time messing with converting them.

live and learn right! better to find out now rather later

WOW! Neat idea for a thread! Love your 3rd pic of the bare trees espesh, but they are all great, Upper Class White Trash,
Gary, your pics are also beautifull! but i think the one with the hay bales and all the wild flowers in the fore ground looks amazing!!

Look forward to more pics Upper Class White Trash,and others!

the idea came from me looking for suggestions on cameras and found a old post by Rat Rod of (without looking shot in the dark) raised by robots doing some cool night photos!?!?

this way we can share in one place and i also hope to see some cool photos.

 

[B607]

WOW! Neat idea for a thread! Love your 3rd pic of the bare trees espesh, but they are all great, Upper Class White Trash,
Gary, your pics are also beautifull! but i think the one with the hay bales and all the wild flowers in the fore ground looks amazing!!

Look forward to more pics Upper Class White Trash,and others!

Thanks Boris. The flowers are growing on my place. (or will be again in a couple of months!) We have 6 acres and I've restored around 2 acres to native prairie grasses and flowers. The flowers finish up in late summer and the Indian grass and Big Blue Stem grass come on and grow to 6' or 7' tall and very dense. The new prairie attracts a good bit of wildlife as well. Gary

 

[Bendix]

first i'll show off some of my daughters work from photo class.....


her teacher gave this one a very dramatic title, but i think it embarrasses her

photoshopped pic from track practice

some informal portraits of our musician buddy tim hill

photographer and subject

my photography is a source of amusement in our family since it usually contains A- a jeep, B- a jeep, or sometimes C- a jeep...... :?

you get the idea....... :roll:


i have attempted to broaden my photographic horizons by also including 'things seen from a jeep'

once in a very great while i will photograph things unrelated to a jeep......

including wildlife....

not so wild life....

and really wild life

but it's a hard habit to break, i think i still need a little counseling............... :?

 

[xddorox]

I collect/restore/customize 1/64 scale cars like Hotwheels and the likes. I also love doing the photography.

 

[Lonewolf]

Good stuff!

 

[jerrykr]

This one has won a couple of contests for me. Infrared taken at Taos Pueblo, Taos, NM.

San Francisco tourists.

Pit Action at Texas Motor Speedway

Ready for take-off.

I do a lot of photography. Enjoying seeing your images!
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[Anonymous]

This one has won a couple of contests for me. Infrared taken at Taos Pueblo, Taos, NM.

I do a lot of photography. Enjoying seeing your images!
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awesome gave me goose bumps!

 

[jerrykr]

Thank you Mr. Trash, I do appreciate your kind comment.

 

[Anonymous]

title; Pick me!

 

[jerrykr]

Ahhh Spring!

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

Thats cool :lol: I should start doing that with mine 8)

I collect/restore/customize 1/64 scale cars like Hotwheels and the likes. I also love doing the photography.

 

[jandroart]

http://web.mac.com/jandroart/Site/Sports.html

 

[jerrykr]

jandroart -- that's some seriously good stuff!

 

[jandroart]

Thanks man! Photography is another one of my addictions

 

[Anonymous]

first i'll show off some of my daughters work from photo class.....


her teacher gave this one a very dramatic title, but i think it embarrasses her

pm me the title i wanna giggle

i have attempted to broaden my photographic horizons by also including 'things seen from a jeep'

i keep comming back to this one. i like it!

 

[Danimal]

This one has won a couple of contests for me. Infrared taken at Taos Pueblo, Taos, NM.

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This photo is amazing! Could you explain infrared photography please? Is there a special camera, film, lens???

 

[jerrykr]

Infrared Photography is one of my passions. I have one of the better known web sites about it, and if you follow the "Infrared for Beginners" links, I explain a whole lot of how Infrared can be captured with digital cameras.

http://www.irbuzz.blogspot.com

I really didn't mean to get on here and promote my web site and IR, but that photo is one of my best, and you asked.

Basically, all digital camera sensors can record light in both the visual wave length spectrum that humans can see, and they are also capable of recording above the red color into the wave lengths that humans can't see.

Also, all digital cameras have inside of them a filter over the sensor to block light wave lengths in the Infrared spectrum, because these spectrum of light screw up the color results of the cameras.

IR photography is basically about getting around the internal filter, by either having it removed and replaced, or by adding filters to the camera that block the human visible color wave lenghts and allowing only the higher IR light to reach the camera's sensor.

Hope this helps explain, questions, PM me and I'm glad to help out.

The photograph of the crosses was a lucky shot for me. Got a decent angle, and the clouds and the sky were also "right" for IR.