pics you took that you're pleased with

[Terpentintollwut]

I like that last one a lot.

[TechDiff]

Went on a little road trip round the UK a month back. Took a bunch of photos while I was away. Got some i really like, only thing was I didnt realise my sensor was dirty till I got home. All of them have annoying dirt on them. Planning on getting my mitts on CS5 to try that fancy removal stuff, but for now, figured id share a couple anyways..

 

Cottage, somewhere in the Scottish Highlands

 

 

Falkirk Wheel

 

 

Fourth Rail Bridge

 

 

Ludlow Castle

 

 

York Minster w/ Fisheye

 

 

York Rail Museum

 

 

Beachy Head

 

 

:edit... yar despite the hate, I like HDR =D

Edited June 29, 2011 by TechDiff

[eugene]

Gothic V

 

Mass Effect IV

 

Railroad Tycoon IX

 

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlords

 

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlords Sunproof DLC

 

Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura II

 

Myst XI

[TechDiff]

LOL, shouldve uploaded the ones I took in Detroit last year. You couldve had GTA and half life too. Ah well...

 

For me the thing with HDR.. Since about 6 I have had incredibly bad eyesight thanks to very severe keratoconus. Up until 14 I was pretty much blind in my left eye, and my right eye isn't much better. I had corneal transplants in both eyes which has improved my vision a lot, but its still rubbish. I squint like a mole. My vision is too screwy to be rectified with glasses (they make me see well focused double vision) and my eyes are too out of shape for contact lenses. Did have Scleral Lenses for a while, but they hurt like hell and expensive. As my eyes continue to degrade, the shape and perscriptions change. Would mean shelling out +£500 for a new set of lenses each year. Cannot afford.

 

Anyways, the point is, HDR photographs give me the same feeling as I got on the few occasions when I hae been able to see properly. I remember the first time I tried Scleral Lenses, I looked at a carpet and it was the first time I could see that it was made of loads of individual fibers. I get the same kinda feeling from these pics. I understand people saying HDR looks like computer games, but compared to my eyesight, real life looks like a computer game.

Edited June 29, 2011 by TechDiff

[eugene]

interesting, both very unfortunate and kinda IDM at the same time.

[Guest Coalbucket PI]

I'm by no means a photographer but these are some I've done that I like

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 29, 2011 by Coalbucket PI

[TechDiff]

One I took yesterday, quite like it..

[jhonny]

woo Sheffield. Great photo mate!

[ghOsty]

I need a better camera, pretty sure I shot all these on a phone... North Shore area in Minnesota

 

 

 

 

 

[th555]

lol

 

 

 

 

some recent pics, the last one is sort of hdr-ish as well. I like yours, techdiff!

[eugene]

nice pics wmj, what does MTH stand for ?

[Worlds Most Johnsson]

thanks. MTH is a graffiti crew. the guy thought it was a untried way of tagging

[sergeantk]

Im no photographer AND WOULD NEVER CLAIM TO BE but i took this photo the other day... i like it.

 

Edited October 7, 2012 by sergeantk

[Guest isaki]

sall except top two are mobile phone pics, edited in photoshop ofc Edited October 8, 2012 by isaki

[logakght]

oh those are nice

[Guest isaki]

thanks very much

[Guest the anonymous forumite]

All taken in Madagascar:

 

 

[jhonny]

you should swap the last two around

[Guest isaki]

lol

[oscillik]

awesome pictures everyone

 

please keep posting pics you're proud of

[AnwarAutokino]

Some recent ones:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 8, 2012 by AnwarAutokino

[Guest isaki]

excellent photos. loooove the train platform one.

 

anyone recommend a good but not too expensive entry level DSLR? or even a good one that was made a few years back, that maybe i could snag a good price on?

[Guest the anonymous forumite]

I wouldn't recommend the Nikon D3000, too fucking slow.

[Guest umop_apisdn]

Keep your eyes on fatwallet.com or slickdeals.net. As new DSLR models come out, their predecessors go down in price. Before you buy, read reviews and weigh the pros and cons.

[chassis]

 

I like this, whats in the bottom?