Well hello world and hello photography enthusiasts. Here we will talk about photography (doh), cameras, photography techniques.....photograpfy related stuff. We'll post photos and comment and them, especially the art photos. Good luck and have fun.

For starters, I'd like to show you some of my shots:

Name: SHow me the way

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Name: Clouded mind

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*Yeah, I'll lower the res because thy're kinda big.

Name: Horrific Vision

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*This is a little edit made for an art community website.

Name: Ruptured sky

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That's it for today. I hope you like 'em. More to come soon...

Super pic´s...I hope u have some more :yawinkle:

Thanks. Will do....but later :)

hi racun all this photo is shot by you too ? great shot ;)

Yes, all except for Horrific Vision. I photo mnipulated it, giving it the gothic look. Thank you. I will post some more when I'll have time.

yes hope to see more of your shot soon ;))

Sure. I'll try to upload some more later today.

:tonqe: good work mate. now that really inspired to include a few snaps of my own. hope u like it :supz:

sand dunes in sky..........:tonqe:

simply majestic

@se910i oh yes...looks absolutly great for me...the color of the clouds are fantastic

but which city is that ?

I hope we will see a few more :)

thanks a lot buddy......the first two snaps are from dubai, UAE. its rare to find such formation of clouds out there. it happens only during winter times for few days.
the last snap is from rajasthan INDIA. its the entrance to the Jodhpur fort. i just love the scale and the composition of the entrance and how well it cuts down the harsh sun light.
will attach some more snaps soon.

Great job! The two skylines are really awesome. I personally prefer the third one. It's thrilling. Keep 'em coming. :supz:
Here are some more from my part:

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Name: Nuclear sunset

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Name: At The Edge Of Happiness

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More to come...

A few nature scenes captured by me :win:
I had to resize the pics to upload them.
The pics are after slight modification.
Tell me what you think because Im kinda new at this Photography thing :oops:

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Yeah it's neat. Good job capturing the bee in the pic. You could resize it and make it a bit smaller, though. It's kinda big.

Yeah it's neat. Good job capturing the bee in the pic. You could resize it and make it a bit smaller, though. It's kinda big.

great stuff racun!! Could you attach some of your pics next time...i'm looking for anything that's related to nature. Thanks!

I'll see what I can dig up from my photo archive.

@Denis 6630: Good job with the other pics. I personally prefer the last two. Also, I'd like to make a suggestion: when you're doing snapshots or ordinary photos or even some art photos you don't really need to use a very high resolution, especially when you plan to post them on some online gallery or something. High resolution photos are big and for some viewers it takes time to load the photo, which makes them impacient. I, for one, don't use very high res and I pretty much do art photography on online galleries.

PS: I forgot to mention that I'm pretty much unexperienced in photography, but I'm doing my best to learn fast.

OK I understand, but then why do we need high resolutions at all? if we aint going to use it?
Big images contain more details so its better isnt it?
or do you mean (except for the loading time) that the picture should be watched all at once? general look at the picture and not parts by parts?
thanx in advance for all the answers for my newbie questions...

It all depends on the importance and purpose of the picture. If it's a snapshot, then there's no need for high quality, is it? You just have to capture the essential thing. On the other hand, if you're doing a photo shoot, or if you're taking pictures for an art gallery or some magazine or if you're a photo reporter or paparazzo or something (professional stuff), then you need high definition images. If you feel that the viewer needs to observe and/or admire every inch of your photo, than that calls for high resolution. If you just need them to observe the central idea of the picture (a car hitting someone or something), that there's no need for high res.

Amazing! The photos look so vivid and intense. When you were taking these pictures, it seems that you were very focused. I think that photography is the perfect outlet for you in letting out your exemplary artistic tendencies... keep up the good work pal! ^^

Hi there, what type of camera do you used?

@neguno : Thank you very much. I appreciate it. :)

@justcool : I currently own and use a Nikon E5200. I'm dreaming for a Canon EOS 350D but I can't afford one right now, so I guess this will do for now.

Hi Racun, Canon EOS 350D is really cool and value for $. Hope you will soon own it. cheers

Thank you. I hope so too. It's one of my goals and my goals usually come true. :rolleyes:

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Some photos taken by me in Great Britain. I don't remember where the first was taken in, but the second is in Dartmoor - the kingdom of cows' poops :). Really! After I took this photo,I found out that i've been standing in poop... Nevertheless, really nice place.

morning cloud, i took it when i wake up with my 6600

in search of water

here is a photo i clicked.....

Great shot... you know guys photography is my passion..

here's some of my photos

Photo was taken at Mall of Asia, here in the philippines

I really love photography..

Hey Racun,,

Why no more pics??

They were amazing!!

Hey airjordan,

Lovely pics too...

Keep posting.. :D

Excellent Photography!
Thanks man.

Hi Rakun,
I liked the photos u have posted. I am from India & I needed some help...
I have a Nikon D40 with the basic 18-55mm lens and a 55-200mm zoom lens. i needed some advise on which filters to buy for photography in desert regions. I am planning a trip soon to one, and i hope to know ur thoughts.

Aleem
India

i dont know about filters
but
more importend ;
use your sunhood , and
dont change lenses out in the open field
change them in your car or in hotel