Simviation Forums

I'm planning on entering one of the local shows here in Perth. One of the sections is Photography, so i'd thought i'd share what i'm entering. Hope you like






Here's a random pic i took the other day. A Singapore Airlines A330 appearing through clouds...I gave it a bit of sepia on the pic i developed at the photo lab and it came out rather mystical

I love numbers 2, 3 and 5! 

Nice shots glenno!!!   :o

Thanks fellas...

I'm fairly confident i got a good shot. but yeah I'm stoked just to be entering...I'm always getting told what are you doing working in the minds when you are so kick ass with your camera??? Go professional. so yeah

I'm stoked you liked....bit miffed with the last shot, there were a little bits of dust on the lens.

Thanks fellas...

I'm fairly confident i got a good shot. but yeah I'm stoked just to be entering...I'm always getting told what are you doing working in the minds when you are so kick ass with your camera??? Go professional. so yeah

I'm stoked you liked....bit miffed with the last shot, there were a little bits of dust on the lens.

I love the last shot. The dust just adds character to it!

Cheers Apple.....I like that....

looking at it again after you said that, you can see it...much appreciated

adds age to the shot, and it makes it original 

Cheers Sarge....makes me feel a lot better. I got narky when i saw it on there...

And thats my sister who posed in the portrait

With all due respect, your sister is pretty 

all respect noted mate....yeah she is nice...That photo of her turned out great.... i'm really pleased with it

I tried a similar shot with my wife in Alabama, but the camera managed to focus on the flowers too much, and she was blurred lol dammit.

well i was about a metre behind the flowers, and i aimed at jodie(sister) and she was close enough to the other side of the garden bed that the shot came together... This was taken with a 70-300mm lens

No.3 is your competition shot, it's a cracker

Cool photos...

I agree with Steve. #3 is a cracker. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

I love the last shot. The dust just adds character to it!

adds age to the shot, and it makes it original

Sorry but I can't agree. I think the dust spots are more likely to be on the sensor than the lens. Blemishes tend to show up in shots like this one & the competition judges will know that.

You could easily remove the spots from this photo with image editing software.