Since I got started talking about photography in another thread, I thought I'd post up some frames of my backyard.

Please add any pics you've taken

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A note for the tech geeks
Canon 400D
17-40mm L
3 frame HDR - compiled in Photomatrix
Post in Photoshop

Thanks for looking

Nice pictures:)

Nice pictures:)

Understatement.

Now with extra added Oceansize tour, lucky bastards.

God i hate England...

They're awesome. Cheers for the Geektech

I've been looking into photography myself, kinda wanted to get started, but more for use in photoshop for album covers n things like that...

Very pretty pics, that 4th one has some awesome colours.

We should make this the official 'show your photography' thread, might be pretty cool.

Awesome pics of our wide brown land, but where here is it THAT green? (2nd pic).

I live in the 'temperate' south east and it's turning into a dustbowl down here.

Very pretty pics, that 4th one has some awesome colours.

We should make this the official 'show your photography' thread, might be pretty cool.

Thats a cool idea. Quite a few peeps seem to do photography. (me included! )

And wow, those pics are really good. I just wanna run in that field something chronic, haha!

[JuZ]

Awesome pics of our wide brown land, but where here is it THAT green? (2nd pic).

I live in the 'temperate' south east and it's turning into a dustbowl down here.

Haha... it's a good reminder of how big the country is, isn't it?

I'm just south of Brisbane for the week and it's lush and green right now. In fact it poured with rain all night.

Similar thing back close to home in Canberra... it's as dry as a nun's gusset at home, but when we drove over the other side of Clyde Mountain for a holiday it was lush and green and it rained for most of the week. Nuts!

Beautiful pics, by the way. They make me want to get back to the coast for a bit of rock fishing.

Awesome!

3 frame HDR - compiled in Photomatrix

Could you elaborate on what this means? I've seen the HDR effect a lot lately and thought it would be cool to try to reproduce, it it's even possible with my crappy camera.

HDR = HevyDevy Records

Very majestic photos. High resolution too. Nice work!

HDR = High dynamic range. It's what makes the green look greener than green etc.

Awesome pics of our wide brown land, but where here is it THAT green? (2nd pic).

I live in the 'temperate' south east and it's turning into a dustbowl down here.

Haha... it's a good reminder of how big the country is, isn't it?

I'm just south of Brisbane for the week and it's lush and green right now. In fact it poured with rain all night.

Similar thing back close to home in Canberra... it's as dry as a nun's gusset at home, but when we drove over the other side of Clyde Mountain for a holiday it was lush and green and it rained for most of the week. Nuts!

Beautiful pics, by the way. They make me want to get back to the coast for a bit of rock fishing.

Yeah I know, it's quite amazing the size of this 'Great Southern Land'. It's virtually the same size as mainland US.

HDR = High dynamic range. It's what makes the green look greener than green etc.

It's what makes whole picture evenly exposed (in both dark and bright bits) due to combining few differently exposed shots. And makes me bored of itself, to be honest, its damn popular technique nowadays and I actually want to see a picture and be sure it REALLY looked that way.

Not to be rude, sans' photos are good, I wish I could do something that well. Even processing is good since I don't see that annoying halos which are often visible in poorly done HDRs (ok, except the photo with lone rock). But still, I'm just tad fed up with ze HDRs.

God i hate England...

They're awesome. Cheers for the Geektech

I've been looking into photography myself, kinda wanted to get started, but more for use in photoshop for album covers n things like that...

Really, from a photography perspective it looks amazing. All the history/ruins; awesome!

Get a camera and start taking shots:)