dwarfed tree on cliff.

[teneighty23]

photo taken during an offroad bike trip into the States, this was taken on a switchback down in Idaho.

this is a picture i took of my friend Quinn right in the same location, one for the landscape photographers, and one for the portrait lovers! enjoy, comments?

 

[Apex]

My favorite would have to be the first one by far. The overhanging tree gives the scene a real sense of height.
I like the tones in the second one and especially the sharpness.

 

[teneighty23]

BUMP:thumbup:

 

[Harmony]

I actually love both.

Do you have some sort of online portfolio I could browse?

 

[teneighty23]

I actually love both.

Do you have some sort of online portfolio I could browse?

sorry i dont, i would like to set up one though, any advice? like a good quality site i can customize, is it difficult? websites seem complicated to me, only portfolios i have are large prints in an album.

 

[Harmony]

sorry i dont, i would like to set up one though, any advice? like a good quality site i can customize, is it difficult? websites seem complicated to me, only portfolios i have are large prints in an album.

Print portfolios are definitely the way to go. Unfortunately, you can't share them over the net!

The ones most used are:
deviantArt
Flickr
FotoBlur
PBase
Photo.Net
Lightstalkers

There's also image shack and photobucket, but generally not for portfolios. They are also notorious for sapping image quality.

 

[teneighty23]

Print portfolios are definitely the way to go. Unfortunately, you can't share them over the net!

The ones most used are:
deviantArt
Flickr
FotoBlur
PBase
Photo.Net
Lightstalkers

There's also image shack and photobucket, but generally not for portfolios. They are also notorious for sapping image quality.

thanks a lot, i will look into one of those, i do use photobucket but its just for adding photos to websites, its an ugly site.

 

[Harmony]

Yup! It's ugly to navigate and ugly to look at .