Reza:

Great images! How are you processing them? I admire the tones you create.


Eric

i posted a gallery of my first vacation with the x100. i had some mixed results, but several great shots. putting a nice lens on a 5d is certainly easier, but that thing is so heavy!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/spencerkoch/sets/72157630872017666/

Thank you Eric!
I processed them using silver efex, and gave vintage look in alien skin's exposure 3. Hope it helps

Reza, loving your post work.


Ready for take off! by danklar, on Flickr


going for a stroll by danklar, on Flickr


At the Dam by danklar, on Flickr



Out with Elmo 2 by danklar, on Flickr

M1 motorway traffic trails (the blue streaks are from an ambulance)

One of my local sunset locations

Vallejo, I like your pictures on the previous page a lot. They catch real life.

The OOC jpg quality of this little camera intrigues me all the time.
For this picture I only adjusted the angle a bit and did slightly increase exposure.

Some more fun

Adults are kids


<3

My X100 was stolen along with my other gear several months back. I'd go get another but I wonder if Fuji will put in a funky sensor in to the body so will hold off for a bit.

This is one taken in a recording studio

Some random shots from my latest trip out east..

One

Subject 994

Two

Stanhope Bayshore Lighthouse

Three

Lighthouse in the Dunes

Four

Escaped

Five

Into the Fog We Begin Our Epic Journey

Six

The Cove

Seven

Shady Slumber

Eight

Oceanfront Cabin

Nine

Cape Breton National Park Vista

Ten

Pebbles

Eleven

Neil's Harbour Lighthouse

Twelve

Three Fishermen

Hope you enjoyed them.

Matt

Matt, great shots! I really enjoy them.

A few images from the Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit in Seattle. All hand held photos.
Thanks for looking
Morrie