Recent content by AbelR74

This was a chance to take pictures of my daughters friend getting married. I mainly did it for a chance to learn on the spot about lighting with minimal flash, i.e. one flash. They are going to be rough, but I think I was fortunate on some photos. Feel free to CC and would like some pointers...

I use the Nikon Coolscan V ED and am quite please with its performance; makes a 70Mb tiff of one image with excellent resolution.

Nice gallery you have; pretty interesting history on the company I read from wikipedia.

I like the original, in my opinion. But there are other options like this:

My favorite has to be the third photo. The only thing I thought to say is the contrast levels of the photos. The glass of the fish tank seems to leave a white haze on your photos. Was your camera lens right on the tank or was there a gap? Having it on the glass might have reduced the slight...

Very good point on the right most rock. Probably should have tried to crop it out. Thanks for the tips.

Good point on the bottom framing. Thanks.

Not really much of a collection, just was wandering around the hotel grounds while in CA. I'm just an advanced hobbyist in my opinion. ;)

Yes, it was handheld by the way..... heheh Some of the exif: Camera: Nikon D700 Exposure: 0.167 sec (1/6) Aperture: f/3.5 Focal Length: 28 mm Focal Length: 28.3 mm ISO Speed: 6400 Exposure Bias: 0 EV Flash: No Flash Thanks for the comments!

Just something I shot from my room balcony. Enjoy...

Hello back at you from Chesapeake, VA. BTW, nice website.

I think it is a nice photo. The shadows just draw my eyes along the entire length of the photo. Very interesting framing also. Thought I'd put my 2 cents in....

Probably should have brought my tripod, but was limited on the weight of my suitcase..... :-( Thanks for looking!

Here is some of the frozen lake before we drove the rental car on it.... hehe