the "i'm proud of this picture i took" thread #3

day & night Cypress Mountain, Vancouver


IMG_0491 by SoupRice, on Flickr



lions gate bridge by SoupRice, on Flickr


lions gate bridge by SoupRice, on Flickr


lions gate bridge by SoupRice, on Flickr


lions gate bridge by SoupRice, on Flickr


IMG_0564 by SoupRice, on Flickr


lions gate bridge by SoupRice, on Flickr

 

Harvest Moon by SoupRice, on Flickr


two planes one sky by SoupRice, on Flickr


peace by SoupRice, on Flickr


Devil Squirrel by SoupRice, on Flickr


IMG_0626 by SoupRice, on Flickr


Quack by SoupRice, on Flickr


Deer Lake by SoupRice, on Flickr

 

squirrels come in black too ?

 

haha caught this little devil squirrel starring at me when i was walking at a local park

wiki
The black squirrel is a melanistic subgroup of the Eastern Grey Squirrel. They are common in the Midwestern United States, Ontario, Quebec, parts of the Northeastern United States and Britain and Sweden.

 

Oh so bad R.I.P, crabbie. I probably killed it with amount of pictures taken.


DSC02923 by Rudlin, on Flickr

 

evil squirrel looks evil

took a snap when i went fishing today, nothing special, i just like the lighting


Bird by basketballfreak6, on Flickr

 

^^ AWESOME bokeh. Was the bird that close or did you have to crop out some bits....as I'm assuming that you used your 85mm ?

 

it was that close

it was trying to steal our bait hahaha

and yep, it was with my 85 1.4 shot at f/2

 

5.

 

Although the model is not exactly selling it to me if I'm honest, they're technically very clean. your uploads used to be a lot softer Thug, how come these are sharper?

 

Uploading these through flickr rather than photobucket.

 

Very nice pics PCthug.

I know it's offtopic but I had to bring it up. Not saying it's you're fault in anyway of course.

But...dem eyebrows ugh so distracting ruins the whole picture(s). If it wasn't for them being butchered up so much, the first 4 pics would have been that much better.

She looks great, pretty sure her natural eyebrows aren't horrible to justify such extremes...just can't understand why woman do it to that extent (aside from them getting burned off and having to pencil/marker some in)

 

i thought you must have changed the host. anyway, photobucket usually works fine for me.

 

Chop by SoupRice, on Flickr


stop looking at my ass by SoupRice, on Flickr


Untitled by SoupRice, on Flickr


IMG_0739 by SoupRice, on Flickr


peekabo by SoupRice, on Flickr


~ shivering from height ~ by SoupRice, on Flickr


IMG_0723 by SoupRice, on Flickr

 

DSC03531 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03481 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03475 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03443 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03435 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03337 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03297 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03291 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03283 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03266 by Rudlin, on Flickr


DSC03222 by Rudlin, on Flickr

 

cool park and scary spiders lol

 

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the photos.

I mostly picture spiders because they are easy to get hold of unlike most other insects

 

Ok, so I am new to decent photography.
I'm normally shooting with what I have in hand, mostly my Galaxy SII but for this shot I managed to borrow at that time a Sony HX1.
First of all, what you guys think about that camera (I intend to move to a DSLR in the future).
I haven't got the exif data nor the original anymore but it was taken with a 30sec aperture speed (idk if that's the right word, sorry) over a tripod in a badly lit room.


700D Sideshot por unrealbr_, no Flickr

Tips are welcome.

PS: Did some messing around in brightness and contrast correction over Photoshop for a darker mood.