Thought i'd post some of my '07 work here :

















Some photos i've recently munted up in photoshop:


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Semi-Recent Panoramas:

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Panorama of the hills surrounding Gisborne: (8295x520)

Hoping I can a few of these for some $$$ D:

What the hell is happening with that second water drop photo!?

is it even a water drop?

Im not a fan of the toy car pics, but that first water splash is amazing

good work Timo

Pro as always; What camera are you using?

Jeez the gosu first water drop pic you should try and $_$ with it really.

I have a friend that does alot of photos and drawings as part of his architecture degree, and i think he prints them onto canvas or does some photoshop effects and then sells them at $100 a pop.

The trick is to get them printed or a frame fitted to one from a gallery, making sure they get a good look at it... ^_^

Thanks for the comments guys!

P4 Wrote:What the hell is happening with that second water drop photo!?

I think a drop of water collided with the splash of another that just started to come up, or something :x

dw Wrote:Pro as always; What camera are you using?

April this year I finally saved up enough money from working at pak n slave to afford one of these (but silver):


^_^ Worth every penny.

P4 Wrote:I have a friend that does alot of photos and drawings as part of his architecture degree, and i think he prints them onto canvas or does some photoshop effects and then sells them at $100 a pop.

The trick is to get them printed or a frame fitted to one from a gallery, making sure they get a good look at it... ^_^

I'm hoping I can get some wall space in a cafe in town, where I can sell some A3 or canvased images. Although I'll need to get a job to be able to afford to pay for them in the first place >_>

Good work bro, nice stuff

Zane asked me to do a 1 hour exposure at school today, so I figured i'd give it a go. I did a few test shots to focus, then left it on for 15 minutes to check if I had found the south celestial pole (top left of image below). Well I had but from it I figured there was no point shooting for an hour, as it'd be too bright, and it just wouldn't look nice with all the light pollution in the city interfering.

I might try going up the coast to Wainui, out to Gray's bush, or even just up Riverside Road for a while this weekend to see if I can get a longer exposure with less light from town. Be able to set up a nice scene too, with the hills in the background or something (without the tree, the shot would be pretty bland).

But man, what a difference shooting in .RAW format makes. It means the camera does no post processing itself (setting sharpness/brightness/saturation/white balance/etc), and lets me tinker around afterwards. The only downside to .RAW is that each shot is around 10mb, meaning I can take only a fifth of what I could with jpeg alone (But I can still shoot 500 RAW images, thanks to a 4GB and 1GB stick :3).

943 seconds (15 minutes 43 seconds), f/3.5, ISO 100. Added a bit of blur to an over layed duplicate to make the tree a bit softer, since it was windy.