Pics Your Life 3.0 - Page 33

JasonTakeshi · (#321 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by NanteNa

I live on a huge farm in the middle of the country. I got deers running around my back-yard and foxes looking through the windows on my porch.

Hello Heidi.

YouTube - heidi 1e orginele Nederlandse, Dutch versie

NanteNa · (#322 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by JasonTakeshi

Hello Heidi.

YouTube - heidi 1e orginele Nederlandse, Dutch versie

I'm from Denmark - but nice try.

JasonTakeshi · (#323 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by NanteNa

I'm from Denmark - but nice try.

I totally blew the momentum.

JayT · (#324 (**permalink**))

Chillin' in London at the present time, filling up my landscape portfolio

Cheers

noodle · (#325 (**permalink**))

Wow, I've never see London look so nice at night... Are the stars really that visible or is it some sort of effect you've managed to pull off?

JayT · (#326 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by noodle

Wow, I've never see London look so nice at night... Are the stars really that visible or is it some sort of effect you've managed to pull off?

I'll take that as a compliment haha

They're always there, they just have to be captured properly which is a real pain in the ass.
The photo is really 11 photos blended together. The Thames and tower bridge are 3 exposures each and the sky is 5 exposures shot with a high ISO 0:

The shot of tower bridge was shot 2 days ago at 4am 0:

noodle · (#327 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by JayT

I'll take that as a compliment haha

They're always there, they just have to be captured properly which is a real pain in the ass.
The photo is really 11 photos blended together. The Thames and tower bridge are 3 exposures each and the sky is 5 exposures shot with a high ISO 0:

The shot of tower bridge was shot 2 days ago at 4am 0:

It's definitely a compliment! lol. I'd love to be able to take Architectural or night sky photos half as good as those!

I recently bought a Nikon D3000, and I still haven't even figured out what ISO represents, lol, so apologies, I'm not sure what you meant with that description!

JayT · (#328 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by noodle

It's definitely a compliment! lol. I'd love to be able to take Architectural or night sky photos half as good as those!

I recently bought a Nikon D3000, and I still haven't even figured out what ISO represents, lol, so apologies, I'm not sure what you meant with that description!

You can! It just comes with practice! I'm an interior photographer for a living, but I have a passion for landscapes but there isn't any money in that section of photography

Ahh the D3000 is a very nice camera! Congratulations!
Nikon has a nice line up of lenses

I primarily shoot with a Canon 550D for zoom shots and a Canon 5D for wide angle shots

You'll learn to figure everything out in time!
There's quite a lot of terminology so it takes time just understanding that

I really got into digital photography when I was 13, and now I'm 18 so I've been studying for a few years

JayT · (#329 (**permalink**))

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Wow, those are seriously beautiful. I don't know much about photography but I love these, such lovely work! <3

Thanks MissMisa! I'm glad you like them, especially since you live in England!
These are just my play photos : D

iPhantom · (#330 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by NanteNa

And I stated my comment as a MOD of this forum. If I tell you that your repetitive posts and gazillions of photos are spam - then you're most likely on the edge of it being spam.

I'm glad that you're happy about your life - cheers to you, mate - but tone it down a bit, alright? Let others throw in an input or two.

Hmm, those aren't spam. Posting too much isn't spam either. As long as he's on topic and doesn't post unrelated crap, he's alright.

Don't wanna sound rude, but you're a mod, you don't make the rules, you just manage sections based on the rules that the forums has.