Skoolz IN.....

Bless me Father for I have sinned..... and know not what my ailing hands create..........

absolutely fucking amazing shots dude... i need to hire you to get some shots of mine some time

FUCKING MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!

ommmmmmmfffffff.
those are sick.

very much a win from me .. not that it matters much haha

awesome pics

WOW those are awesome shots

My Fav. Great shots Puck ! amazing as always

NS07GTI wrote:

[quote="NS07GTI"]Bless me Father for I have sinned..... and know not what my ailing hands create..........





Game Over.

thanks for the compliments guys....for a while, I actually thought about giving up on photography (i feel as though I've lost some inspiration). Now I'll just improve my gear and get a new camera and lenses.....

btw...I would love to get some shots of other people's cars. It's just been shitty weather and cold lately.

thats freaking awseome man maybe you can teach me a few tricks in photography when i get my new cam this xmas getting a s10is

PhotoShark wrote:

thats freaking awseome man maybe you can teach me a few tricks in photography when i get my new cam this xmas getting a s10is

Canon Powershot?? Is that the one with 10mp and something like 20x optical zoom? Looks to be a decent camera....but at that price why not get an EOS 40D? Although, the s10is has a built in lens like my setup with a 28mm wide angle (i had to buy my wide angle seperately)....I guess with the EOS 40D you'd have to buy lenses as well

...I'm not sure what I want to upgrade to yet....still up in the air about that. Right now I'm using a Panasonic DMC-FZ50 seen here--> http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonicfz50 with a DMW-LW55 wide angle lens and a Manfrotto tripod. Software fundamentals were enhanced with PhotoShop CS3 and the HDR's were tonemapped with Photomatix Pro.

I'm not sure if I can teach anybody photo tricks...lol, the vision comes from yourself and how you want to portray your shot. CS3 enhances the colours, sharpness, size, blending patterns, dodging and burning, blur effects...etc......It's a total creation thing. In example, 2 people have a block of clay and are told to create a sculpture. Guaranteed both sculptures will be different and reflect the creator. Each having it's own perspectives and style. But both being sculptures none the less. The same could be said about photography. Anybody can take pictures. My advice is to get out there and shoot away with a camera. Try different things and angles. Mess around with the settings of the camera in hand. The final result is an artistic form of expression.

Wow. Great pics Puck! The water on the loading bay pic is DEEP (visually).

NS07GTI wrote:

Canon Powershot?? Is that the one with 10mp and something like 20x optical zoom? Looks to be a decent camera....but at that price why not get an EOS 40D? Although, the s10is has a built in lens like my setup with a 28mm wide angle (i had to buy my wide angle seperately)....I guess with the EOS 40D you'd have to buy lenses as well

...I'm not sure what I want to upgrade to yet....still up in the air about that. Right now I'm using a Panasonic DMC-FZ50 seen here--> http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonicfz50 with a DMW-LW55 wide angle lens and a Manfrotto tripod. Software fundamentals were enhanced with PhotoShop CS3 and the HDR's were tonemapped with Photomatix Pro.

I'm not sure if I can teach anybody photo tricks...lol, the vision comes from yourself and how you want to portray your shot. CS3 enhances the colours, sharpness, size, blending patterns, dodging and burning, blur effects...etc......It's a total creation thing. In example, 2 people have a block of clay and are told to create a sculpture. Guaranteed both sculptures will be different and reflect the creator. Each having it's own perspectives and style. But both being sculptures none the less. The same could be said about photography. Anybody can take pictures. My advice is to get out there and shoot away with a camera. Try different things and angles. Mess around with the settings of the camera in hand. The final result is an artistic form of expression.

all i can say is bravo man those pics kick ass
and yeah i do have the eye for taking pics i have sold many of my nature shots all i have to do now is get a better cam i have the printer to print them and i have to buy frames its what sells the item faster. but yes that canon cam will do the trick for me I'm going from a 4megapixel with 4x optical zoom i have the polarizing and UV lens thanks to Skytek.
Ive usually done the photography for there show vehicles like the h3 Humvee from ///Alpine
and the mtx show car

cam specs for those who want to find out more

Canon website wrote:

Features

* Stay close to the action with a 20x Optical Zoom, wide-angle lens and Optical Image Stabilizer. Improved speed and quiet zooming means you never have to miss a shot.
* Powerful 10.0 Megapixel resolution for greater printing and editing.
* Large 2.5-inch Vari-angle LCD for flexible viewing at nearly every angle, plus a viewfinder for more shooting options.
* New DIGIC 4 Image Processor improves Face Detection, adds Servo AF, Face Detection Self-Timer and Intelligent Contrast Correction for greater flexibility.
* MovieSnap mode lets you capture high-resolution still images while shooting a movie. Improved movie format for longer movie lengths.
* A wide range of shooting modes to capture anything.
* Print/Share Button for easy direct printing and downloading, plus ID Photo Print and Movie Print with select PIXMA Photo Printers and SELPHY Compact Photo Printers.


Powerful Zoom, True-to-Life Imaging.

Stay close to the action with a 20x Optical Zoom, wide-angle lens and Optical Image Stabilizer. Improved speed and quiet zooming means you never have to miss a shot.
The PowerShot SX10 IS is equipped with a 20x Optical Zoom lens with a focal length of 5.0-100mm (35mm film equivalent: 28-560mm) that allows you to shoot any scene from wide-angle to telephoto. The camera uses a VCM (Voice Coil Motor) for high-speed, quiet, energy-efficient lens movement with precise control. Focal length is conveniently indicated on the lens barrel.

A 12 year old could have taken those photos with a point and shoot. Puck is a fucking artist, there's absolutely no comparison.

no thats the thing i am using a point and shoot



im using on of these

im lookin to get a camera for christmas as well...hopefully it works out..im startin to enjoy takin pictures...

yeah, the key to great photography all ties in with the equipment you use...and having fun with it also helps.

vision and style sets you apart...

yah, i know a guy that mainly does sports photography (hes going to school for photography) and he's siiick. he does other shots too, but hes great..and hes spent tonnes on his setup..a lot of the picture is in the equipment, but his shots on a point and shoot were reddiiiiculas.

getting mad props from my peers........



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