Some of My Photos

[Dillsnufus]

HI I'm dillsnufus. i mostly take concert pics but take actual photos too.

here are some.

thoughts?,suggestions?,criticisms?
let me know

- Dillsnufus

 

[brettmc]

GREAT photos, I especially like 1,2 and 4 very unique perspectives. Awesome pics!

 

[99MustangGTman]

The cat one is sweet! What is your set up?

 

[Dillsnufus]

canon powershot sd870 is

 

[Dillsnufus]

just got a t1i. here's some i just took

also have a question (sorry if wrong forum) how do you do that effect where the cars are just a beam of light?

 

[phogan22]

great photos, especially the cats and concert photos. to get the blurred cars, you just get a tripod and do a long exposure, so the headlights become all that is seen of the cars.

how do you do the light streaks like on #3? I've seen them before, but never figured out how its done

-Paul

 

[Dillsnufus]

actually it was an accident. i just turned off flash. while walking

 

[dreyer]

great photos, especially the cats and concert photos. to get the blurred cars, you just get a tripod and do a long exposure, so the headlights become all that is seen of the cars.

how do you do the light streaks like on #3? I've seen them before, but never figured out how its done

-Paul

It's basically just shaking your hand slightly while taking photo with a long enough exposure for the camera to catch the light and movement. Go out at night without your tripod and take pictures of the streetlights with no flash and a fairly slow shutter and it should be there

 

[Dillsnufus]

sorry to sound ignorant. but how to do you make the exposure long on a t1i?

 

[Dantheman4334]

sorry to sound ignorant. but how to do you make the exposure long on a t1i?

go to tv mode on the mode dial, and turn the clicker wheel left until you get to 1/30th

 

[Dillsnufus]

that didn't work. i mean i didn't use a tripod but nothing close. thanks tho

 

[MattxMosh]

sorry to sound ignorant. but how to do you make the exposure long on a t1i?

I personally have never used that camera, but you should be able to set the shutter speed to "B" or "Bulb", which will allow you to expose as long as you would like.

Someone with a Canon could tell you exactly how or search the manual.

 

[Dillsnufus]

tuhda

 

[Dillsnufus]

 

[Ryan Bradford]

Very nice photos, as for the red flower one im guessing you used a flash, it looks kind of blue.