Photography of ATS Members

Having no skill whatoever with a camera (my last film showed that spent a nice day out in London with my finger which was determined to appear in almost every picture) I don't understand any of the technical skills that might be apparent to others here. What I can say though it that there are some beautiful images here.

Congratulations to all and please keep them coming, a coffee and flick through this thread made for a nice read.

Enron, yer an animal.. Is it possible to wear out a Memory card..
If it is, you'll be the one who does it..LOL
Nice job dude!

Thought you might like a nice, cool Appalachian Fern Pic.
Taken last week, While on Vacation..

I have to show off one of my butterflies too, then...


Photo: Ulvetann

The photo was taken late September in Norway. I was lucky to find a flowerbed full of butterflies. Using my Nikon D70 and my Nikkor 70-300mm objective (no pod here), I managed to capture some.

It was really sharp sun, but I managed to avoid too much exposure. I can really only find a bit of chroma in the big white spots on the wing.
And I really love the colour of the flowers! The look almost 3D.




Photo: Ulvetann

This buckshot was taken in October in Sjælland, Denmark
I really like it. Again, with the use of D70 and 70-300mm Nikkor-objective.
The annoying downside of it is, the not so perfect focus, due to using autofocus on a digital camera during sunset/shadow without pod...
I like the headgear, though...


Photo: Ulvetann

Another photo i took earlier this summer of a ducky. I wonder, at whoms table it is being served, these days?
(Duck-hunting season is on! ).

Edited in another pic

[edit on 26-10-2005 by Ulvetann]

Photo: Ulvetann

Had another close encounter with a duck this summer, this one looks abit deceased and old, though. Poor creature.
Well, down the hatch, old chap! Jolly good show!

Nikon D70
Nikkor 70-300mm

Edited in note,
Note: Actually, the thing in the ducks mouth is a canel-muffin I lured them closer to me with

[edit on 26-10-2005 by Ulvetann]

Ulvetann, I really like that Deer shot, really awesome. I actually like the blurred focus around the animals. Theres like this ring of in-focus around them, awesome pic.

I took this sunset today with my new Z740! I was so excited when I got it, but havn't been able to take any pictures all week, as by the time I get home from work, its dark already... I got home early today and voila! No Photoshop required.




The sunset wasn't as dramatic as this, but thanks to 300mm of zoom, I made it so.

[edit on 27-10-2005 by The_Modulus]

Originally posted by Ulvetann
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Photo: Ulvetann

I really like this female duck here. She looks like she is very happy to pose for the camera.

Very nice sunset! Kind of scary sun in these apocalyptic days of ours. Reminds me of a picture I have seen of a nuclear mushroom!
Congrats with a new tool to catch more kool photos with!

I'll put up a picture here of some schoolkids doing a H.C. Andersen play at school this summer. I really like these kids, because you can easily see that they enjoy being dressed up as parrots. I also like the look of their faces, and their mimics, all of them really live themselves into it. Fun.
Too bad the background to the right is so distracting. :bnghd:
Again I used the D70 and 300mm objective.


Photo: Ulvetann

A pretty flower... I think its a bit underexposed though.




The sun is shining for once here in England, so I hopped onto the roof and took this just a few moments ago.

I really like your picture of those horses on the field! Soo bad that You weren't able to get it without those ****** ** **** powerlines!
I like the colours, and as you point out, that it is taken during nice weather! Too often while seeing/thinking about english countryside images, they tend to be 'grey and rainy'.

Bring on more of them! -That is the sunny ones!

I have just been on a Black and White photo taking spree and made a collage with about 15 pictures, but it looked a bit tacky, so I made a smaller one with 4 images.

Another B&W I thought was quite cool:




[edit on 5-11-2005 by The_Modulus]

Sorry for flooding this thread, but I have some more...
I was just messing about taking some pictures in the dark with long exposures.



In this one I tried to make a Christian cross... almost got it.






I should actually upload this next picture into the Paranormal forum. It's a real ghost!

from our hiking trips






hope you like it

Ridiculously stunning images santigwar.

Jak

the 1st image is from Mt. Pulag in the Philippines

and the 2nd image is from Mt. Kinabalu in Malaysia

awesome sights!

[edit on 6-11-2005 by santigwar]

Wow! Excellent work guys! Those are some truly spectacular shots!

I’ve got to get back into the groove of things….

A waterfall between Lassen Peak and Mt. Shasta. Can't seem to find the name right now, but it is a tourist site in California.

Originally posted by silentlonewolf
A waterfall between Lassen Peak and Mt. Shasta. Can't seem to find the name right now, but it is a tourist site in California.

Huh. This picture freaks me out! I cannot make out what's up and what's down in it! To be able to figure it out, I really had to turn it around!
The waves on the water to the right in the picture, they look as if flowing in another direction. And the waterfall itself breaks of in a wrong direction! Cool!

edited in more comments...
It's sooo surreal! I can see nature being portruded in atleast 5 directions, and that rainbow! It bows upwards! Man, I am caught! And I haven't eaten mushroom or smoked weed in over a year! I think I must be developing a severe cause of flashback! Man, Talk about showing off natures perspectives! I am sure this picture is waaay cooler as 2D, than real-life 3D!

[edit on 7-11-2005 by Ulvetann]

This one's rightside up. It's from the top of The Cinder Cone (a cinder cone volcano).


[edit on 7-11-2005 by silentlonewolf]

this is me, in our recent hike



shot directed by me and taken repeatedly looking for the perfect shot


thanks EnronOutrunHomerun for the points