A day in downtown.

Yeah thats his baller ass pad



Um if you want to show me how to do that while taking shots in a 20mph jerky people mover with occupants moving around inside it, while shooting threw the dirty ass glass i will be more than glad to learn.

It was 2pm on a weekday and downtown was semi busy i just shot @ the right time.

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damn it chuck shut your mouth.. and thanks for sayin im better than all of you.. i know it hurts to lie to your self.. dont you feel better letting it all out.. lol..
on a real tho.. im still very new to this.. so i need pointers n shit so im down for a a little competition..
 
damn it chuck shut your mouth.. and thanks for sayin im better than all of you.. i know it hurts to lie to your self.. dont you feel better letting it all out.. lol..
on a real tho.. im still very new to this.. so i need pointers n shit so im down for a a little competition..

lets start something up
like a photography contest thread/section

and we can all take pictures on different things from subject matter to compositional matter

sound good?
 
ooooo can i join?

guille they look great. i hear ya on the moving and jerky. its hard driving and taking a picture, at least your sitting down, its kinda dangerous, i wouldnt recommend driving and holding a huge camera. especially if your shooting in M all that adjusting blows. :D

i like the downtown empty streets one. and the stairs they look awesome. the sky and building contrast looks crazy cool.

dude take the time to straighten your horizon



ooohhh like this?

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i know it may piss you off when others have crooked horizons, but if it drives you nuts why put this in your flickr?
 
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cause the crooked horizon is one of the main compositional features in the picture
crooked horizons that bug me are the ones in architecture pictures, showing of a room that looks like it has a down hill slope to it, or a beach shot where all the water should rushing to the left of the frame due to some crooked horizons
 
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