The Official Photography Thread (56K GTFO)
Post your art here. Doesn't matter if it's an expensive camera or phone, whatever. Just any photo you took.
BTW...I plan on adding a photo gallery to the website so users can upload their own photos to share if they wish..."Soon". Which lense are you using?
My art:
Lithu said BTW...I plan on adding a photo gallery to the website so users can upload their own photos to share if they wish..."Soon". Which lense are you using?
Lots of different ones. Mainly the 24-105, but also 85, 70-200 and 17-40. Depends on what I am shooting.
Pakoon said My art:
That's photoshopped! I can tell by the edges. But it's definitely art since it has skulls.
Gators1 said
That's photoshopped! I can tell by the edges. But it's definitely art since it has skulls.
It has skulls, flames, Kate Upton and it's a photograph. Basically it's an archetype of fine art.
Pakoon said
It has skulls, flames, Kate Upton and it's a photograph. Basically it's an archetype of fine art.
Strange that I couldn't find any reference to this piece on the Louvre's website.
Gators1 said
Strange that I couldn't find any reference to this piece on the Louvre's website.
That's because Louvre's collection doesn't include contemporary art. They have paintings with skulls though.
Thoughts on this one? Don't know if I like it. Other than the wrinkles.
Are these yours?
Yeah. I shoot landscape and womenz.
Oh, and airplanes
Gators1 said Yeah. I shoot landscape and womenz.
Should I report you just in case you have these womenz locked up somewhere? The B/W one is actually the best for me. You touching up with PS? The one in the green chair has looks like she has some killer legs.
Lithu said
Should I report you just in case you have these womenz locked up somewhere? The B/W one is actually the best for me. You touching up with PS? The one in the green chair has looks like she has some killer legs.
Abduction is the only way to get models that works for me. Yeah, I like the B&W too. It was supposed to be a film noir themed shoot, so 40s style lighting. Only thing I think I missed there was I probably shoot have shot at a smaller aperture to get the background a little more in focus. It was a cool brick wall and there really isn't much hint of that here. I think I liquified the legs a little in the one in the chair. Not much though. She looked good, but wasn't a great model. How does the color look? I was trying a style I saw online and think it might work for the background but maybe her skin is too orange.
Here are a couple more from the film noir shoot: