General Photography Competition #188 [Voting]

[#1 Mustang Fan]

Vote for whose photo you think is the best


switters78
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird
5/16/2009
Nikon D70S
no enhancements



superwaxer
Silent Fisherman
14/04/2009
Canon 400D | f/16 | 1/500th sec. | ISO 400 | 500mm Focal length
Adjusted Raw Image for Contrast | Cropped



Henk4
Trouble in the Kazakh Steppe.
25-05-2009
Canon 20D



Derekthetree
Statuesque
Paris
Sony DSCW3



#1 Mustang Fan
Scribe?
2 Weeks Ago
Pentax MZ-S, Scanned from B/w Negs



pat_ernzen
107 Years Later
May 23rd, 2009
Canon 20D w/ Tamron 17-50mm f2.8
@ 17mm, f2.8, 1/160s, ISO400
RAW processing, sharpening, uncropped



Drakkie
"All tough guys cry sometimes.."
Pentax K100D Super + 70-300mm
Some time ago



kvisser
May 30, 2009
What are you looking at?
Nikon d90 105mm, saturation adjustments



Timothy (in VA)
We're lookin' at you.
May 4, 2009
Sony DSC-S500

Good Luck to all..

[f6fhellcat13]

Henk, I really like your picture as I think it tells a good story, however, and I realize that being in a vehicle at speed severely limited your options, I think that the zoom is not quite there.
I think either a close-up of the bus and people showing what exactly they were doing and possibly conveying a bit more emotion, could work well. Alternatively, a more-panoramic setup showing the bus and people as small compared to the massive (I'm assuming) vacuum of their surroundings.
My 1.4 Eurocents.

[henk4]

Henk, I really like your picture as I think it tells a good story, however, and I realize that being in a vehicle at speed severely limited your options, I think that the zoom is not quite there.
I think either a close-up of the bus and people showing what exactly they were doing and possibly conveying a bit more emotion, could work well. Alternatively, a more-panoramic setup showing the bus and people as small compared to the massive (I'm assuming) vacuum of their surroundings.
My 1.4 Eurocents.

Well, if I had asked my driver to stop for every photo occasion, the trip might have taken the whole day in stead of 4 hours....I only have the 17-40 with me, so my zoom options were quite limited too...and yes the void there is amazing.

[kvisser]

Well, if I had asked my driver to stop for every photo occasion, the trip might have taken the whole day in stead of 4 hours....I only have the 17-40 with me, so my zoom options were quite limited too...and yes the void there is amazing.

Well, cleaning the sensor might allow you to see more of that vastness as well!

I'm being such a bugger tonight!

ken

[ScionDriver]

Well, if I had asked my driver to stop for every photo occasion, the trip might have taken the whole day in stead of 4 hours....I only have the 17-40 with me, so my zoom options were quite limited too...and yes the void there is amazing.

The dirty appearance of the picture, whether from the car window or your lens/camera isn't anything too bad that a little band-aid tool in PS couldn't fix. Definitely something you could shoot in RAW and clean up real nice. IDK if you shoot in RAW or even have the CF capacity to shoot RAW but I recommend it.