A few pitcures

[meselfs]

I neither remember nor noted any of the settings, sorry.

Here is a spider that walks on water.

Frost on barbed wire.

Fog sublimed onto wood. I heard that this almost never happens anywhere in the world except for my backyard: the pacific NW.

A panorama of boring weather.

A panorama of Oregon weather.

A panorama of my backyard.

A panorama of Oregon in all its glory.

A panorama of a snowy night past March.

Busy ant and a not very busy bee interacting.

A frog.

Another spider.

An animation. Pencil on paper, photographed (ie, not scanned).

 

[LunaLee_16]

I loved the blue in the barbed wire and the close-up element of the 1st spider They're my favorites. The frog is very nice too; rich greens and oranges!

Were these done digital or SLR?

 

[meselfs]

Digital, I'm too wimpy for film.

 

[LunaLee_16]

lol They're still very good!

 

[Boss_BlueAngels]

Yeah, those are incredible shots! Good work.

What equpiment did you use?

 

[superduperblake]

I liked most of them, but the panoramas could have used major cropping.

 

[_becca]

wow your home has an incredable view!! beautiful.

I really really like the frog shot and the spiders are crazy awesome too.

 

[meselfs]

My equipment consists of a Nikon Coolpix 5700, a tripod that was thrown away by something (missing one little knob).

I've taken great interest in panoramic photography, and I'm considering fabricating some sort of panoramic swivel out of acrylic so that I can take 40 potos repeatably and use some sort of script to assemble them in favor of hours of similarity point matching. Probably won't happen until circa December.