Official Post Your DSLR Still Photography Thread

[Steve G]

Antarctica and South Georgia

All taken on hasselblad x pan, not exactly dslr. Sorry.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Antarctica and South Georgia

All taken on hasselblad x pan, not exactly hdslr. Sorry.

Yup... Was wondering about that... )

Lovely, though.

 

[Steve G]

Love these Steve!

Thank you !! Amazing place.

 

[David Lagos]

I made a trip to Southern Honduras last weekend and just couldn't help but take these two with me. I recognize these are an amateur effort at best...

 

[Austin Glass]

Very nice shots Austin. Bet you like being able to experiment at what must feel like warp speed compared to shooting MF.

Thanks, Roberto. I've certainly shot digitally before, it was just always borrowed. Staying with film for so long has trained me to really take my time, almost to a fault!

Nice Austin!

Thank you! The positive comments these 4 pictures have gotten in very encouraging, considering the people on this board that have made the comments. I'm flattered that you guys like them.


While I'm at it, here's another from the same day:

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[Austin Glass]

I made a trip to Southern Honduras last weekend and just couldn't help but take these two with me. I recognize these are an amateur effort at best...

These are certainly not amateur! The second is my favorite. I like the expression on the boy's face. It's a great moment to capture.

 

[Vince Doran]

2AM dripping wet, beer in one hand cable release in the other :yesnod:
Canon 7D Tokina 11-16mm

 

[David Lagos]

These are certainly not amateur! The second is my favorite. I like the expression on the boy's face. It's a great moment to capture.

Thanks, Austin. Relatively new to photography so your encouragement/compliment means a lot.

I love trying to capture these type of moments where something besides the obvious is present in the eyes of the subjects.

 

[David Lagos]

2AM dripping wet, beer in one hand cable release in the other :yesnod:
Canon 7D Tokina 11-16mm

In some (not all) cases a beer does prove to be an essential part of a photography kit.

:tongue_smilie:

 

[Mads Drøschler]

Girlfriend turns 40 next month
I know its mainstream pixels but I like her a lot.
Last pic I took 5 minutes after I stood naked in my kitchen and saw the end wall disaper, didnt take long before I could hear the 24/7 news helicopter swarming the area while I walked around the rubble picking up bits and pieces.

 

[Paolo Tinari]

2AM dripping wet, beer in one hand cable release in the other :yesnod:
Canon 7D Tokina 11-16mm

Wow, post in bigger. Congrats.

 

[Tehben Dean]

An assortment of stuff I've shot over the last year.

 

[Michael Dearworth]

Great images Tehben! I really like this one in particular. Where is this?

 

[Tehben Dean]

Great images Tehben! I really like this one in particular. Where is this?

Thanks Michael! That is a view of Kachemak bay in Alaska.

 

[Paul Leeming]

Had a great photoshoot with Miss World SuperModel 2010, Maya Murofushi, this Sunday just gone.

Here's the results! Enjoy....

Cheers from Tokyo!

Paul

 

[Paul Leeming]

Some different looks from the previous post. The male model in the last photo is Sebastiano Serafini.

Enjoy!

Paul

 

[Paul Leeming]

Final lot of photos of Maya. Taken at sunset from the 38th floor of the Hilton Hotel, Tokyo.

BTW all these photos (including the two posts above) were taken with my Canon 5D MkII and the EF50mm f/1.2L USM prime lens, wide open. Love this combo!!

Enjoy....

Cheers!

Paul

 

[Paul Leeming]

One final photo, this time of TV personality Janica Sims. I really love the flare here (shot to deliberately catch it)!

EXIF info for this and all other photos are embedded in the images themselves if you want full shooting specs.

Comments and criticisms welcome for any of the photos above.

Cheers from Tokyo!

Paul

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

I like the last one Paul. Love it when you can get flares in to right place and complete or add to the composition, especially when their colors work. Perhaps the green could be a little bit more subdued, but I like the photo. Good job.

 

[christopher witzke]

here's a few recent still exports from my RED....
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