Official Post Your DSLR Still Photography Thread

[Robert Alvarado]

Couple of recent favorites....

 

[Austin Glass]

I've been experimenting a lot with night photography (which can be an expensive risk at about $1.25 per exposure).

Mamiya M645
ISO800
Fuji Stock (220 size)
f/2.8
8 Sec

Mamiya M645
ISO800
Fuji Stock (220 Size)
f/2.8
8 Sec

Mamiya M645
ISO800
Fuji Stock (220 Size)
f/4
≈90 Sec

 

[K Brown]

I've been experimenting a lot with night photography (which can be an expensive risk at about $1.25 per exposure).

Mamiya M645
ISO800
Fuji Stock (220 size)
f/2.8
8 Sec

Try an ND2 or 4 with a 30 +/- second exposure for this kind of pic, you'll get a better sweep of the tail lights. I'd try it with digital first to get the timing down.

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Try an ND2 or 4 with a 30 +/- second exposure for this kind of pic, you'll get a better sweep of the tail lights. I'd try it with digital first to get the timing down.

I've been playing with my Mamiya 645 Pro as well and using a 5D as a light meter. Works pretty well.

 

[Clint Lealos]

These were all taken with a Canon Rebel XTi and a crappy Tamron 18-200mm lens. Except the last one was with a Canon 24-70mm, 2.8 L-series lens.

#1 is a sunset shot from a boat on the Sea of Cortez. I didn't manipulate this image in any way. Those most beautiful sunset I have ever witnessed. Felt like another planet

#2 is a candid photo of some Peruvian girls sharing some powdered sugar candy in a small village.

#3 shows how stubborn life can be. This plant won't give up, even if it is -40 degrees when this photo was taken during the filming of Ice Road Truckers season one.

#4 is another one from IRT in a small town just outside the Arctic Circle. Old broken heavy machinery littered the landscape.

#5 is a photo I took for my wife's handbag company Namaste Inc. The bag is named "The Monroe".

 

[Steve G]

Been doing a lot of renovations in my house in London, and came across some old B and W negatives that I shot from my University days in Edinburgh, scanned them on my low res flat bed, and came across these. Some of you may recognise the singer......

 

[Justen Nguyen]

I'm not nearly as good as some of you guys are. There are some amazing photos in this thread!
Here is me messin around with a nikon d40x at night.

 

[Paul Leeming]

I've decided after almost four years of the same border presentation style for my photos, to go for a new look for 2011....

This is a bit of a sneak peek I guess, given it's still 2010, but hey, what's a month or two between friends? Comments and criticism welcomed!

Enjoy!

Paul

 

[Mark Thorpe]

Playing with water....

Cheers,
Mark.

 

[Austin Glass]

All of these are from my Mamiya M645. I really can't remember anything except the stock speeds for the bottom two is 400.

 

[Paul Leeming]

Hooters Girl, Tokyo

Hooters Girl, Tokyo

Didn't know there was a Hooters in Tokyo until tonight!

Anyway, here's a photo I took of one of the waitresses Shot with Canon 5D MkII and EF50mm f/1.2L USM lens at f2.

Enjoy!

Paul

 

[AnthonyFlores]

Love the bokeh on this one!

 

[Christopher Barrett]

In St Maarten last year. Nikon D3 at 9fps, Zeiss 35mm ZF. Oh, it was sooo nice and warm....

 

[Paul Leeming]

Shinjuku building at night. Shot with Canon 5D MkII and EF24mm f/1.4L II USM @f2.

Cheers from Tokyo!

Paul

 

[Simon Reynolds]

Some music promo shots:

 

[Pietro Impagliazzo]

Amazing shots Simon! The last one is pure class.

And here's a long exposure experiment I did:

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

New Years getaway

New Years getaway

My girlfriend, and a bunch of friends and I stayed on Beautiful Lake Wenatchee for new years. This was our view for 3 days. Taken with a 5DII 50mm 1.4 @ F22. 7 consecutive vertical shots, stitched together in Photoshop CS5. The actual image size is 27191x7437 pixels.

 

[Liam Hall]

Great work Stefan - I can almost hear a Ritchie Blackmore solo...

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

I feel I have to post a few to keep enjoying everyone's photos.
Here are a few I liked from our last trip to Minneapolis and Fargo.

Downtown Minneapolis, New Years Eve about 5pm

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Not Florida

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Nico's photo

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Going home

 

[Peter Mosiman]

Amazing shots Simon! The last one is pure class.

And here's a long exposure experiment I did:

Pietro, all I have to say, is goddammit that looks good.