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05-18-2005, 08:56 AM
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ohhh, which camera and which wide-angle lens were you shootin with? What else do you use?
Awesome shots!
I was just checking out your website too, you got access to some nice subjects, lot of great work there!
EDIT: Just to let you know, if you put your copyright stamp on the forth on down, it must have blended in to the clouds
Awesome shots!
I was just checking out your website too, you got access to some nice subjects, lot of great work there!
EDIT: Just to let you know, if you put your copyright stamp on the forth on down, it must have blended in to the clouds
05-18-2005, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by unit213
Fantastic pictures! 
You really shouldn't post your plate though.
You really shouldn't post your plate though.
why? is someone going to steal it?
i mean thousands of people see my license plate every week on the road... im not too worried about it.
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ohhh, which camera and which wide-angle lens were you shootin with? What else do you use?
Awesome shots!
I was just checking out your website too, you got access to some nice subjects, lot of great work there!
EDIT: Just to let you know, if you put your copyright stamp on the forth on down, it must have blended in to the clouds
Awesome shots!
I was just checking out your website too, you got access to some nice subjects, lot of great work there!
EDIT: Just to let you know, if you put your copyright stamp on the forth on down, it must have blended in to the clouds
Thank you, Canon 20d, canon 10-22mm lens, sigma 70-200mm lens
I think i forgot to put my © on there...
05-18-2005, 10:16 AM
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ok, your picture sold it for me then, I have been on the border for the 10-22 and now i shall get it. I've been shooting with the 17-85 IS, and the 100-300 from Canon with my 20d. I've wanted a wide-angle, but didn't want to spend too much. I was originally looking at the 15mm Fish-eye, but the 10-22 is just a great lens.
Now, I only need to work to get an photographic eye like yours
Now, I only need to work to get an photographic eye like yours
05-18-2005, 10:54 AM
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lol, just keep shooting,
also there are a few other options out there for wide angle, there is the sigma 12-24, i think tonika just came out with a 10mm lens as well. the thing about the canon is it is just as good as L glass but without the red stripe and the L title. sinse it can only be used on the 20d and the rebel.
also if you want to you can join my forum www.missouriphoto.net we have some good photogs and some very knowledgeable (sp) people on there.
also there are a few other options out there for wide angle, there is the sigma 12-24, i think tonika just came out with a 10mm lens as well. the thing about the canon is it is just as good as L glass but without the red stripe and the L title. sinse it can only be used on the 20d and the rebel.
also if you want to you can join my forum www.missouriphoto.net we have some good photogs and some very knowledgeable (sp) people on there.
05-18-2005, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by RaNsOm
NICE! are you using a filter on the 3rd one down? that purple sky looks sweet. Ive always wanted to do some nice professional shots like that.
yeah the close up of the wheel with the super blue sky and the purple sky are bothe graduated filters.
