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charmerci, nice pic of the reflection glass pyramid... is this in France? I would cropped out the right side out to get rid of the empty black space above right and make the pic a bit more squared for this one. Take care,Buddy
Yeah, it's the Louvre. I did crop it but it's really plain without the black in the upper corner. I did crop it a bit there (a third of the right part of the black space) and it is better! Thanks. edit - the original has been replaced by the new edit.charlie
...Shot through the windshield of a Toyota Micro Bus during a massive downpour of rain. Dhaka City, Bangladesh. August 2, 2010 Canon G-11
bside123, great shot there. I like it. There is the case of being at the right place, right time, right condition and right moment. Good catch there Take care,Buddy
Thanks Buddy. Then there's the case of being at the wrong place, at the wrong time, under the wrong conditions and at the wrong moment... and this can make some great photos if you can stand it!
Shot through the windshield of a Toyota Micro Bus during a massive downpour of rain. Dhaka City, Bangladesh. August 2, 2010 Canon G-11
Did everyone notice that? Somebody posted a picture of a great big GUN and yet the earth continues to rotate! Wha? Huh? No 20-page thread of arguments, no sister thread of pontification about the implications of the first thread, no threats to close the Eye-Fidelity circle...I'm so proud of you guys!
Cell phone cameras have come a loooong way.When I pulled up from work this evening, I found this little guy sitting on my retaining wall. He let me get up close and personal for five or six shots from my Sprint Evo cell phone.
The guy standing outside doesn't appear to be wet and I don't see any effort on his part to take cover.
Not just the phone, the person taking it as well. I get perhaps 1 in 10 decent photos with my Evo. Sometimes they are quite good but more often than not pretty bad. Nice shot Scott.
I've found the shots taken outside are usually pretty darned good. It's when you go into a low light situation that things get iffy. I'm still trying to figure out shooting indoors with the Evo. The thing I'm loving is I can snap (mostly) a decent shot and immediately email it. That's a feature I use at work all the time being in the construction industry (engineering).
<snip> Not great but I was quite surprised.