Photography Anyone

[Chris G]

Hello all,

I've doing photography for a little over 5years now and love every aspect of it.. It's the one thing I can do when I need to get away from things for abit and what I do with my spare time.

I just thought I'd post some of my work here for every to see.

If anyone else here would like to share some photo's they have taking, please do :thumbs-up

Best Regard's

Chris

 

[cherryblossom]

Great pics, I really like them.
I enjoy photography myself, but generally landscapes / cityscapes etc, when on holiday. I'm no good at the creative 'arty' shots such as yours.
Thanks for sharing.

I don't know if you're aware, but you can attached photo albums to your profile for all to see.

Regards
CB

 

[cragger65]

Chris, man you've got some nice stuff. I love the shot of the woman and child. I've got a bunch of photos in my album here, but I've run out of space. Thanks for the thread, killer idea.

Dave

 

[BrownEyes]

Hi Chris,

I just wanted to let you know I think your pictures are beautiful. You're very talented. Thank you for sharing.

 

[lalaithan]

So I see no one has asked the burning question: what type of photography do you guys do? Digital or film?

I personally like working with film (both 35mm and 120mm) because it requires more special care and thought. Kind of soothing in a way.

 

[cragger65]

I used to shoot film, and at the time I never thought I'd go digital, but the cost savings are pretty significant, and I can see the results right away so I know whether to keep going for a shot or not. Both film and digital have their strong points.

 

[kers]

I used to use a 35mm SLR, but waiting for the development meant that I never really figured out what I was doing right or wrong. I used a digital point and shoot now and enjoy it for documentation of my life, moreso than artistic endeavors.

 

[cragger65]

Kers, I found the same problem. I kept a little notepad where I would write down f-stop and exposure, other details of lighting ect., but it just required me to be too anal and took the simple joy out of shooting. I love my digital now.

 

[Manic11]

Ah yes. I agree with you, Kers and Cragger.

However, film has such a different effect. Film has a much deeper feeling to it. It can be more artsy/emotional. I think thats just because digital pictures are taken as art photographs and as casual pictures with friends...
Just my opinion of course.

Gorgeous pictures, Chris!

Manic

 

[Chris G]

Thank you everyone for the comments regarding to the photo's. :thumbs-up

I use a Digital SLR, have never used film for serious photography. Like many have said though, both Film and Digital have key element's to what make's them a productive product for the user / photographer. In either case both can produce image's that are equal quality. Only prob with Digital is that you need to spend X-amount of dollar's to have that full frame unit as to what Film already has.. :rolleyes:

Anyway, here's some more photo's for everyone to see :thumbs-up

Hey manic, great colour selection in your photo, excellent job :wink:

 

[amethist]

Great photo's

I used to be involved with my ex husbands photo sessions and we did some printing too. The only photo's i seem to take nowadays are the one's of my two grandchildren, but being stuck in the 80's with it i still use film.

Have you ever done any colour tinting of black and white's, it's amazing the effect you can get.

Keep showing the photo's.

Amethist

 

[TLight]

Extremely wonderful pics here guys! Hobbies are very healing as well as great for expressing pent up emotions!