rlol

#3 is definatly a 10-20mm Shot.
#5, 6, 7, 8 and 13 Helios?
#10 and 11 could be around 20mm aswell?

Could be totaly wrong though.




Here's one from today. Basically just celebrating the return of Summer.

Few from a Bike trip yesterday.

He said he wasn't aware that they were on the last Lap already.

He was most certainly out cold as soon as he hit the tire. The Impact into the barriers wasen't _that_ hard but imagine the force of hitting a tire with 100+ kph.

That looked Scary. Let's hope he's ok.

Not a racing Video. Just a incredibly beautiful Mini Cooper Video from the guys at Format 67.

http://www.vimeo.com/5576376

Open Transport Tycoon One, if not _the_ most addictive games ever made.

Very entertaining. Good work.

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

DOH!! :doh:

(I'll get something done tonight when I get home from work, and after Murray's played Roddick)

Great Idea.

Quote from jonny__27 :

rofl!

That Bear looks reeealy creepy. I like it.

Some Pics i found while reorganizing my Collection.

Yes 21:00 in your timezone.

/facepalm

This morning, as I stood naked looking in the Mirror, I thought to myself:

"Any second now I'm gonna get chucked out of this newsagents."

He's test driven Planes?

Quote from mcintyrej :

I took a picture of a bright green screen, then set that as the white balance - was that right? Or did I need to do it brown. Or didn't I need to do it at all?

I always use a patch of grass or a Leaf to set my WB. I would recommend to shoot in Raw, so you can adjust the Wihite Balance and Exposure in Post Procession.

Lol at the Pitcrew.

Yes, your exactly right. The Camera is completely unmodified.

I've read that my Nikon D50 is pretty good for shooting IR, some newer Models might be not as suitable.

You can try pointing your Tv remote at the Camera (or any other remote for that matter) while taking a picture. Then repeat the same shot while pressing a button on the remote. If you see a difference in the Pictures (a glow near the transmitter of your remote) your camera is sensitive to IR light and you should be able to use it with a IR Filter.

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

That is absolutely beautiful and would look amazing framed.

What do you use and how do you get those style of shots.

Thanks. I'm actually thiking about getting it framed.

I Shot this using a Hoya RM90 Filter on my Nikon D50. This Filter only passes longer IR beyond 900 nm which results in B/W images. There are Filters available which also pass some visible light which results in coloured Images. Here are some Samples, my RM90 would fit in the "Deep BW" Category there.

Quote from SamH :

You're really peaking my curiosity about IR photography. I don't have a tripod at the moment, and I need an expensive and sturdy one because my camera's so heavy. How long is a typical exposure?

This Shot was 20 Seconds @ f/10 because it was partially in the Shadow. In bright sunlight it's usually 3 to 6 Seconds.

Yet more IR. Really starting to get a hang of it.

I don't know why but the first Shot is very captivating. At least for me.
I was looking at it for about 5 Minutes now while unknowingly tilting my Head to the right more and more.