Nah, just stuck my camera with my 400mm lens on a tripod and shot the moon. I do have a pretty big telescope - I need to get an adapter that i can use to attach my camera to the telescope so that I can take shots of planets and stuff.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostBeast when you take pics of people do you ask them or just point the camera at them and just snap away? lol I would feel weird doing that shit. Pics do look good though, like magazine shots or something.
Scrum that moon is bad ass. Did you get some kind of telescope lens or something?
That's what I was wondering! I know some of them are probably zoomed in, but they look like you're standing right in front of them with your camera, lol.
Chihuahua at the beach! :pink:
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Nope no questions asked. lol. When I first started take some street shots it felt weird to point the camera to people but now I got used to it so it doesn't feel weird to take pictures of people anymore. :DOriginally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostBeast when you take pics of people do you ask them or just point the camera at them and just snap away? lol I would feel weird doing that shit. Pics do look good though, like magazine shots or something.
You are right. Some of them zoomed in but the ones with the skaters are taken close up. They were watching the skateboarders and they didn't even know I was snapping their pictures. :thumup:Originally posted by FitnessBrat View PostThat's what I was wondering! I know some of them are probably zoomed in, but they look like you're standing right in front of them with your camera, lol.
Chihuahua at the beach! :pink:
This girl didn't look to happy when she saw me taking her picture. lol.
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I'll let Beast speak to his edit, but my Mt. Hood shot was taken at around noon on a bright sunny day, very poor conditions for photography. You generally want to shoot early in the morning or later in the evening. Everything is washed out in the bright sunlight in the middle of the day. I could barely see the mountain against the sky, that's how bright and hazy it was. All things considered, it is surprising that the photo came out as well as it did.
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