BreakDecks' Photography

Here are some pics I have taken over time, I usually just take pics around where I live. Collierville, TN has some bizarre weather, so I get some interesting pics. I like using extended exposures.

They aren't that great, but here are a few. I will post more later.

Pictures from Collierville:
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/1.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/2.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/3.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/4.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/5.jpg

Pictures from Germany:
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/6.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/7.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/8.jpg
http://dl.breakdecks.com/resource/bdphotography/9.jpg

Meh, nobody appreciates my photography. :Cry:

Well, here's some more if anyone's interested.

http://www.breakdecks.com/photo/euro...e/DSC02225.JPG
http://www.breakdecks.com/photo/euro...e/DSC02357.JPG
http://www.breakdecks.com/photo/euro...e/DSC02343.JPG
http://www.breakdecks.com/photo/euro...e/DSC02348.JPG

They're nice photos, just that I think people are too lazy to click each link and would rather just see thumbnails or something.

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Zitat von Bad Intentions

They're nice photos, just that I think people are too lazy to click each link and would rather just see thumbnails or something.

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that and a large portion of this forum have no sense of art what-so-ever.

back on topic though, some of the pics are great, while others are so-so, could be improved alot with lighting and possibly a better camera with less noise.

Cybershot DSC-P73's don't really do the job.

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Zitat von Nevada

that and a large portion of this forum have no sense of art what-so-ever.

back on topic though, some of the pics are great, while others are so-so, could be improved alot with lighting and possibly a better camera with less noise.

Cybershot DSC-P73's don't really do the job.

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Yeah, it's just recreational, Im no pro. I need to run a few through PhotoShop to get rid of the blue tint. Also, I should rescale and smooth out some of the pics so that they look more professional.

And it's true, a whole photography section and it seems like people care more about who took the pictures and less about the pictures themselves.

What kind of camera do you have? I noticed that your shutter speeds are too slow and the exposure is either too high or too low.

Try a manual setting and when it's around dusk lower the shutter speed to 1/20 or 1/40 and up the exposure to .3+ and see what they look like then. If you are holding the camera try to set it on something so that it doesn't vibrate or move. Less movement equals sharper pictures.

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Zitat von lucubrate

What kind of camera do you have? I noticed that your shutter speeds are too slow and the exposure is either too high or too low.

Try a manual setting and when it's around dusk lower the shutter speed to 1/20 or 1/40 and up the exposure to .3+ and see what they look like then. If you are holding the camera try to set it on something so that it doesn't vibrate or move. Less movement equals sharper pictures.

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I personally like under/over exposed photos. Also, if you are suggesting my shutter speed is too slow, look at the EXIF data and you'll see why. Some of my pictures are set for 1-minute exposure.

I forgot what cameras I have and which one I used for what, but the EXIF data has that in there as well if you are interested.

I use a tripod for pretty much any photography I do. Or at least until I backed up over my tripod. :Cry:

Looks good, yikes.

i like to run the shutter long too.

http://www.breakdecks.com/photo/euro...e/DSC02225.JPG

with that you should have made it so the lights are trailing and everything :), that would look sweeet!!

Yeah, I thought that one could have looked really cool if you'd had a lower shutter speed.