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[felix_suwarno]

its been a long time since i posted anything in this forum.

well this is my personal website, but in indonesian language. most people in my country dont really speak english, so i had to make sure everything was written in this language. just go to "gallery" and you will find lots of pictures made by me.

the gallery is not really a photo by photo gallery. the pictures there are actually layouts for a magazine style album, 30 cm x 30 cm size, so when the album is opened, the layout would be 30 cm in height and 60 cm in width.

my interest is wedding, children, etc etc.

Felix of Siluwed's photoblogs

let me know what you guys think.

 

[Ed B]

I havent updated my galleries in a while because I stopped paying for pbase and my music has taken up a lot of my time.

Anyhow I have quite a few photos out there from my 2MP Fuji and my Canon A95.

Eddy B's Photo Galleries at pbase.com

 

[Don Solosan]

Ed, I particularly like your city shots, and the praying mantis. Thanks for sharing.

 

[TimDoss]

I just started one at tkdoss.photoshop.com
not much there yet, but I'm working on it.

 

[dreamygirl]

Actually i don't have uploaded any photo gallery yet.So i can't post here.But it is very interesting to know about smugmug.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Here are some photos from a visit to the Detroit Zoo this past weekend. The new Arctic Circle exhibit was nice, with an underwater viewing tube similar to some aquariums I've been to. Unfortunately, none of the polar bears decided to take a swim will we were there. The shots I took of the seals in the tube were not that interesting, so there are none in the gallery.

 

[Don Solosan]

That gorilla shot is great; also like the eagle and peacock. Good stuff!

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Thanks, Don. Overall, I was happy with the shots I took, except for one screwup where I used too slow a shutter speed in taking shots of a moving polar bear. There was a little motion blur on those, so I didn't post them.

I was surprised how well the penguin shots came out. Lighting was poor, and they were behind glass. I had to crank the ISO up to 3200 and had the lens wide open at f/4 (I decided the pass on switching to my f/2.8 lens because I wanted the extra focal length of my 70-200mm for close ups). I still had a slow shutter speed, but fortunately they were not moving much (except for one excitable smaller penguin).

 

[Don Solosan]

I've been considering replacing my camera to get that increased ISO performance. Right now I'm pretty much limited to ISO 100. Last night I went to an Egyptian-themed movie theater to see the Indiana Jones movie and take pictures of the place. I didn't take a tripod, and ended up bracing the camera against the backs of seats, etc. Exposures were 1 second. Many of the shots were trash.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Better high ISO performance was one of the reasons I upgraded to the Canon 40D from my old Rebel XT. Getting that extra stop or two can really help in low light. I like to take shots of wildlife, which can mean lower light levels in the evening. Since fast telephoto lenses are beyond my financial means (a Canon 400mm f/2.8 lens is $6,800), being able to use higher ISO settings is my only alternative.

 

[Don Solosan]

I was considering the D40, but I kind of hate going back to a full-sized camera. I used to have a 35mm film camera with a bag full of lenses, and it turned going out to take photos into a huge affair.

I've looked at the new Coolpix cameras as well, and they seem to have shifted to offering more telephoto options. Unfortunately, I tend to work more at wide angles.

It seems no matter what camera I bought, I'd have to pick up an extra lens for real wide angle shots, or a wide angle converter, etc. So I guess I'll stick with what I've got for now...

 

[wally]

OK, I'll bite.

Pretty standard stuff here:
wmflickfamily's photosets on Flickr

Always looking for the time to take and post more.

Nice stuff from the others sharing so far. Great thread!

 

[Marty M]

Anyone know anything about shopdigitaldirect.com? They have the Canon D40 with a 28 - 80 mm lens for $619. This is about half of all other etailers? I am a bit leary of ordering from a company whose prices are so out of line with others. I want to know if this company is legit or do they sell grey market equipment?

 

[Don Solosan]

I've been adding to my Photobucket page. New albums of Muffler Men photos, collections of old motels (mainly signs) in Las Vegas and New Mexico, old pinball games from the 50s and 60s, etc. Take a look!

Gnomus_photos - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

 

[FA_Productions]

You can see some of my pictures here: JWTphoto

Jay

 

[Ruz-El]

Great shots guys! I've been hosting most my random stuff here on Facebook, not sure if the galleries work if your not a member. :frowning:

Russell Grant's Photos - Oddities | Facebook

I've just set up a flickr account since my Photobucket is an unorganized mess. I added some random shots, including some from a Roller Derby event I went to last night. I have a Canon something or other for a digital camera (a bunch in the facebook gallery are cell phone photos... ugh!), and not really all that sure how to use it. I think I need a "faster" lens as they say. :frowning:

(2008-11-22) Derby 1107 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

 

[Marty M]

Here are some photos that I have on my flickr account. I have a whole set of photos of our three cats. Now that all my children are out of the house, these are our "kids". Flickr: martylmilton's Photostream

 

[boulderdashcci]

I'm a big roller coaster person, so most of my photos are from my coaster trips. I'm not really that good, and I just use a point and shoot, but some photos are alright I guess.

Flickr: Boulderdashcci's Photostream

Ordered by park/place here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/boulderdashcci/sets/

And my collections (mostly just ordered by year): http://www.flickr.com/photos/boulder...i/collections/

 

[betty51]

Hi,

Nice stuff. Thanks for sharing , but I don't have a photo gallery yet.When I got one I will share with you also.

 

[Marty M]

I had the experience of a lifetime marching in the Inaugural Parade in DC with the World Famous Lawn Rangers, from central Illinois. Here is a link to a Picasa album of that experience.

Picasa Web Albums - Marty - Inauguration ...