Professional Random Photo Thread

[JeShUa]

Post your professional photos in this thread.

You don't have to have a DSLR or SLR, but your photos must look professional.
A shotty picture cant be thrown into photoshop and be considered professional.
Your photo must meet four following criteria:
Composition, clarity, proper lighting, and exposure.
If you haven't resized your photo you will be asked to do so, and if its compressed incorrectly, the same applies.
If your photo is not professional, post it here:
Mega Random Photos Thread *Merged*

Otherwise, post away.* .
*Note: If your photo is highly NWS or is not professional looking it will be deleted

[JeShUa]

Obviously.. Tower.. in the Tower District

[Rpm2]

From a couple of years ago.

[Izzy]

Playing with a 50mm

[07mugencivic]

[JeShUa]

[07whitefg]

couple of pics i have taken over the years.... noting too special

[JeShUa]

Keep the car pics out of here ;].



That will be a classic shot of mine :].

[Izzy]

Took that today, at work.

And:

Just because I think it's pretty!

[Rpm2]

Dumb ass dog photos.

[JeShUa]

I'll try to edit some of my dog tomorrow ;].

[hoanger]

nice pics all of you!
amazing, I can't wait to get my DSLR!

[dvsidboy]

Here are some of my favs...threads like these really get me to go out and take more...

















and more recently...

[blatallic]

wow, some really awesome shots in here!!!!!

[JeShUa]

My dog.. I hope the colors look right :]


My friend's kit.. he's so cute =].. just turned 1. He got super excited when the camera's flash went off.


The family pet..

[dt07Si]

Well now that I know what your allowed to post in each of the professional picture threads I'll give this a second shot.


Here are a few non car related shots...

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4. Couldn't decide which one I like better, there focus is slightly different...


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let me know what you guys think of them...

[blatallic]

I like the colors in your pics very very nice...


Heres a HDR one that I did, or tried to do at least lol

[Izzy]

Originally Posted by dt07Si

Well now that I know what your allowed to post in each of the professional picture threads I'll give this a second shot.


Here are a few non car related shots...

The flowers need slight benefit of added brightness/exposure, IMHO. But, otherwise, the color is very nice. I personally would have upped luminance (see my flower pic at the top, I will post the original of it when I get home) so the color would stand out, while lower the green luminance. The flower I took was in a parking lot.

I prefer the second flower, as the DOF on the first is too shallow. The background looks very good, but the flower itself is also slightly blurred. The second is much better, in terms of DOF, making it easier to look at.

[blatallic]

[dt07Si]

Originally Posted by Izzy

The flowers need slight benefit of added brightness/exposure, IMHO. But, otherwise, the color is very nice. I personally would have upped luminance (see my flower pic at the top, I will post the original of it when I get home) so the color would stand out, while lower the green luminance. The flower I took was in a parking lot.

I prefer the second flower, as the DOF on the first is too shallow. The background looks very good, but the flower itself is also slightly blurred. The second is much better, in terms of DOF, making it easier to look at.

Thanks for the input man. As far as upping the luminance, are you referring to luminescence?

When it comes down to it I hardly have enough free time to use my camera as much as I would like to so I when I have a little free time I quickly edit as many pics as I can, but I agree if I spent a little more time playing around with some adjustments they may pop a little more or be more pleasing to the eye.

And as for the butterfly shots, I know the focus isn't spot on and it annoys me but i still like the shots so i figured I'd post them. Its tough keeping a steady hand with a 300mm opened up, and even with a fast shutter my unsteady hands still through off the focus.

Ideally I would like to pic up a 50 mm and then play around some more with flower pics.