Photography thread

Cool phone Motogp3..
ha
and picture

 

I thought I would bring this thread back to life with a couple of recent pictures from my cell phone.

 

R those magic mushrooms, I comin over


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This last one was done with Prisma.

 

This is one of my favourite pictures of my dog Loki:

DSC_9686 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

& another of my other dog Lana.

DSC_9360 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

& now some plane shots...

Mach Loop Sep 15-28 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

Sep 14 Duxford-2-4 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

Sep 14 Duxford-36 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

Aug 14 Shoreham-17 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

Aug 14 Shoreham-222 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

Aug 14 Shoreham-242 by Pete Smith, on Flickr

 

A nice campsite in Colorado's Collegiate range.

 

A few more from Colorado.

 

It was on side stand ound:
:flip:

 

Found this one day on a ride

 

Pete and Gator--- wow phenomenal pictures guys


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A little wood epoxy and sanding and that boat will fine. A little buffing goes a long way. Cool Photo.

 

You can Google "The Point Reyes" and get the story.

 

I used to shoot cars a lot, now I only shoot film and then only once in a while, but here are some of my favorites.






I need to shoot some bikes...

 

does anyone use lighting with their photography? indoor or outdoor?

 

I have, it's very difficult outdoors, but a lot of fun. I've never gotten any real keepers with it though.

 

just wondering. I work at Profoto. the only thing we deal with is lighting

 

I shoot cars sometimes in my studio. It takes a full day of prep. The entire grid has to be transformed into a giant soft box. I use rigid cheeseboros and 4' sections of aluminum pipes connected that I tie off a giant 35'x40' on translucent Spandex. All my cyc lights and a bunch more are either focused on the spandex or bounced off the acoustic ceiling. White curtain walls are often used or even all black. Making long beautiful highlights and no reflections of light fixtures , cameras, rigging, or people take time to work out. I'm shooting some Honda's in a few weeks.

 

Here is the grid and a friends BMW. That whole grid has to be wrapped.



This is an older shot when the grid was much smaller but still a big prep job.

 

Shooting cars outside is a lot easier with mother natures big soft box. lol
One last studio shot of typical chaos.