Photo submission thread: Your best/favorite.

[Life]

Rules are as follows.

Any picture that you took, you can use. No mater what the subject is, if it's your best/favorite, use it.

No voting for yourself.

Please no editing ( Contrast and those small things are alright ). But nothing major please.


I'll post mine tomorrow or so. Have fun!

 

[jmacavali]

It's Autumn here, which means harvest time. I took a bunch of pictures last week, and this is the one that jumped out at me. I'm going to go through them all again and see if I like any better.

Also thread stickied.

 

[setishock]

The 411 feet on the readout was the top of the run. I was coming back down and spun around just in time to capture the last gasp of sunset.

 

[Life]

It's Autumn here, which means harvest time. I took a bunch of pictures last week, and this is the one that jumped out at me. I'm going to go through them all again and see if I like any better.

Also thread stickied.

Very nice picture jmac! Also thanks for the sticky

The 411 feet on the readout was the top of the run. I was coming back down and spun around just in time to capture the last gasp of sunset.

So cool


My submission is really hard to think of. its either

Or

 

[berry120]

Wouldn't say it's my best ever, just an interesting thing I was playing around with:

 

[Life]

Wouldn't say it's my best ever, just an interesting thing I was playing around with:

http://quelea.org/img/library%20trails.jpg

It's interesting.. Are those stars?

 

[berry120]

It's interesting.. Are those stars?

Yup, star trails Want to build myself a barn door tracker and go somewhere a bit darker to try to get some still pictures of stars without light pollution or trails at some point - but so busy recently just can't find the time at the moment!

 

[Life]

Yup, star trails Want to build myself a barn door tracker and go somewhere a bit darker to try to get some still pictures of stars without light pollution or trails at some point - but so busy recently just can't find the time at the moment!

Yeah, the building is very distracting. But I love the trails, how did you do that?

 

[iPwn]

Some of you may get the reference, even less will understand it. By far my favorite picture taken during deployment.

 

[berry120]

Yeah, the building is very distracting. But I love the trails, how did you do that?

In short, just a case of leaving the camera on a relatively wide aperture for a long exposure - as the celestial sphere rotates, you get the star trails.