Share your online photo gallery (1 Viewer)

[dberthia]

Have an online photo gallery you'd like to share with other HTF members? I thought it might be fun to start a thread where folks can post links to theirs. I'll start things off with mine:

My Favorites

I'm curious to see what the rest of you are up to...

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Nice idea, Dave. Here are a few of the many photos I took this summer on our trip to Yellowstone National Park. I've just started my smugmug account, so I'll be adding our trip last summer to the Canadian Rockies at some point.

 

[Marty M]

I had never heard of smugmug. Does it cost to maintain your albums there? Is it hard to set up?

Thanks

 

[Scott Merryfield]

It's pretty easy to setup. There is an annual charge, but you get unlimited storage and bandwidth. Minimum cost is $40 per year. There are no advertisements on the site when people view your galleries, and there is no requirement to buy prints to keep your storage, like some of the "free" sites.

I'm using the service more as an off site backup for all my digital photos. Only a small number of my photos are available for public viewing. I have many more that are in private galleries.

 

[Marty M]

Thanks for the info regarding this site. I might sign up.

 

[Sam Posten]

Mines in the sig, As is the HTF pool

 

[Patrick Sun]

My Flickr photostream

 

[Jassen M. West]

www.flickr.com/photos/jassen

 

[homevideo45]

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

 

[Paul McElligott]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mcelligott_castle/

 

[Mario Bartel]

I'm just back from a week in Paris. Here's a couple of multimedia slideshows I've put together, one on the street where we rented an apartment for our stay, the other on Versailles:

Rue Mouffetard

Versailles

 

[Don Solosan]

I've set up some movie theater photos on PhotoBucket. These were all taken with a Nikon CoolPix 5000. Comments welcome.

Gnomus_photos/Theaters - Night - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Those are some very nice photos, Don. Based on the shutter speeds, I assume you were using a tripod, correct?

 

[Don Solosan]

Scott, thanks,
Most were shot with a monopod; a couple were handheld. I find I can shoot at speeds down to around 1/4 second with the monopod, if I'm careful. It also helps to brace against things like light posts, mail boxes, etc.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Don,

I have yet to try a monopod -- it's either been handheld or a tripod. I've always wanted to try one, though, since they are more transportable than a tripod. I've just wondered if they would help much more than the image stabilization built into my lenses. I can usually hand hold at 1/4s with my 17-55 IS lens at the wide end of the range.

 

[Don Solosan]

Scott,

Without the monopod I'm fairly steady down to 1/15th. Any slower and the results get inconsistent. So it extends what I can do without having to drag along a tripod (the one I have was made for my video camera and it's pretty bulky). I have been thinking about getting a lighter tripod because I've been shooting series of photographs (say of a sunset, two hundred shots spread out over an hour or so) and turning them into movies in QuicktimePro. You get a time-lapse look in high definition that's pretty interesting.

 

[keithVANhorn]

I have two places to go.... Six Four Photography and
KVH Gallery - Photochimps Gallery

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Thanks for sharing, Keith. You have some beautiful photos in your galleries. I love the sunset photos. You certainly are getting a lot from the very nice Canon dSLR setup you listed in the "which digital camera do you own" thread.

 

[Kevin Potts]

Hey all,
I thought I might add some of mine on here.

Flickr: Photos from reddshift69

 

[Don Solosan]

Kevin Potts,

Very nice stuff there. I especially like Creek Bridge 4 and the color Union Station. Thanks for sharing.