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In an effort to improve my photography skills, I'm going to try to take a "good" picture every day. I started this project on June 18th, 2007, the day I bought my new camera.
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Matt Pilsner > 12/2 I got so excited about the first snow we had this morning, that I decided to post two pictures today. Both of them are sort of Monochrome in nature, but it was a dreary, cloudy day, so that was to be expected.
Matt Pilsner > 12/2 I got so excited about the first snow we had this morning, that I decided to post two pictures today. Both of them are sort of Monochrome in nature, but it was a dreary, cloudy day, so that was to be expected.
Matt Pilsner > 12/1 MIA is Missing? No Shit... Today is the first chance I had to catch up on this weeks news. I've been at work for 12 to 16 hours a day since last Sunday. Thankfully, the holiday season is great for overtime money. The one headline caught my attention. There's more to it that actually makes sense, but I left that part out to make the picture more interesting.
Matt Pilsner > 11/30 Maybe I will get a high rating for this picture. Maybe not... I think it's better than anything else I've taken over the past week. It's been a busy week at work, but I finally had time this morning to set up a little shot, instead of just shooting whatever I can at work. I think the repetition in this shot is cool. However, I feel that it's a touch underexposed.
Matt Pilsner > 11/29 There was a really cool moon tonight. I wasn't able to capture the really cool looking clouds that surrounded it though. I wanted to capture the detail of the moon, with just a hint of the stratus clouds surrounding the moon, but I just couldn't get it without overexposing the moon. Any suggestions on how to do this?? (Other than photoshopping the clouds in...)
Matt Pilsner > 11/28 The ghosts were at yesterday's rehearsal, and today the Angels got their wings. I was stuck in the back of the house during most of the rehearsals, so I had to use long shutter speeds with a telephoto lense, but I got some half decent shots. I really like the colors in this one.
Matt Pilsner > 11/27 Ghosts at a dance rehearsal. The Princeton Students I was working with today were very excited about the 20'x20' seamless peice of fabric they bought. A few of them decided go under it, and I managed to capture them in a cool light cue with a long shutter speed.
Matt Pilsner > 11/26 This is a spider web I found inside of a Source 4. I wish I had used more DOF, but I still think it looks cool. For those that don't know, a Souce 4 is a brand name of theatrical lighting instrument. I was obviously at work when I took this picture.
Matt Pilsner > 11/22 So I missed a few days of photos, thanks to all of the travelling and eating. Here's a photo of my nephew Anderson before Thanksgiving dinner. He may look familiar to you, because he's appeared on the Daily Photos community a few times now. His most recent popular photo was from CSPics when he was showing off his war wound.
11/22
So I missed a few days of photos, thanks to all of the travelling and eating. Here's a photo of my nephew Anderson before Thanksgiving dinner. He may look familiar to you, because he's appeared on the Daily Photos community a few times now. His most recent popular photo was from CSPics when he was showing off his war wound.
> 11/22 So I missed a few days of photos, thanks to all of the travelling and eating. Here's a photo of my nephew Anderson before Thanksgiving dinner. He may look familiar to you, because he's appeared on the Daily Photos community a few times now. His most recent popular photo was from CSPics when he was showing off his war wound.
11/22
So I missed a few days of photos, thanks to all of the travelling and eating. Here's a photo of my nephew Anderson before Thanksgiving dinner. He may look familiar to you, because he's appeared on the Daily Photos community a few times now. His most recent popular photo was from CSPics when he was showing off his war wound.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos Digital Rebel Xti) |
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Original size: 3888px x 2592px |
Current: 400px x 267px |
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