The Buzzard Orchestral - Live at Archer Street
Canon EOS 6D
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
/3.5
21mm
0.8s
ISO320
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Photo of the Day October 2014
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The Buzzard Orchestral - Live at Archer Street
Canon EOS 6D
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
/3.5
21mm
0.8s
ISO320
Nice! Great results from such a cheap arse lens
Here's this evening's sunset with my XE1 and 15mm Voigtlander
Photo of the Day October 2014
Well you're definitely making it work for you!
Edit: and your photostream is a fantastic example of why gear is less important than talent! Great work with mirrorless cameras fella.
Well you're definitely making it work for you!
Edit: and your photostream is a fantastic example of why gear is less important than talent! Great work with mirrorless cameras fella.
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Forgot about this cool thread.
Sunset at work. Taken with my 5C - best camera is the one with you. The window pull down shade acted as the lens filter...
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Sunset at work. Taken with my 5C - best camera is the one with you. The window pull down shade acted as the lens filter...
Is the horizon straight? Might have been my laptop on a funny angle on my knee!
So I have 36 selects from the shoot I did this past week so I have a lot of ammunition for this thread to take me into next month!
As always, comments appreciated!
Candy Cartel 2014 LookBook by acearchie, on Flickr
I believe so. The cloud layer was strange. I needed to be up there earlier tbh. The one good thing about darker mornings. You don't have to get as early for sunrises.
I find the composition a bit strange in this one. I'd like to see the guys head as well as the shoes. Just my opinion.
That, for me, is what makes this photo a good composition. Leaving parts out makes me, as the viewer, want more. It adds a bit of drama.
Alex
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Aaaaaand now for one of my own...
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Man filling from petrol tanker clocked [/URL]
He didn't look so impressed when he saw me taking a photo of him.
Alex
It's not a very technical shot, but I ended up flooding the bathroom because I saw this horse playing silly buggers outside so I grabbed my camera and snapped some shots through a dirty window. Meanwhile the electricity blew as the water seeped into on of the light fittings. All dried out OK so I guess it was worth it to get such a strange shot.
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Love the expression! B&W works perfectly for such a day-to-day or industrial subject.
Beach sunrise
Beautiful sunset. Although I like B&W, colour also has its place. Here's a sunrise rather than a sunset. More abstract perhaps. Comments always appreciated.
Forgot about this cool thread.
Sunset at work. Taken with my 5C - best camera is the one with you. The window pull down shade acted as the lens filter...
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Beautiful sunset. Although I like B&W, colour also has its place. Here's a sunrise rather than a sunset. More abstract perhaps. Comments always appreciated.
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I appreciate the kinds words, thank you. You don't need expensive gear to take quality photographs. It's hard to buy truly bad gear these days.
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe at The Ogden Theater in Denver last night.
All three front men are in the air!
This is great, more people taking photos of people. Here's my contribution for the day.
Shot last night at 10:30pm
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Drunk Rock by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
Shot last night at 10:30pm
Drunk Rock by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
More people photos! Mine for today is b&w, as per usual. Snapped at an airport I passed through the other day.
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Couple at airport
Alex
Couple at airport
Alex
I'm pretty much always people!
As always, comments appreciated!
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Candy Cartel 2014 LookBook by acearchie, on Flickr
As always, comments appreciated!
Candy Cartel 2014 LookBook by acearchie, on Flickr