[dvsidboy]

Never done these before, so while driving home spotted this puddle and tried it out....not bad I dont think for my first attepmt at a shot like this....

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springs should be here WED (fingers crossed)

 

[surfcitylocal]

Cool. For a little fun next time, throw a pebble in the puddle right before you take the shot. Give's it a nice ripple effect.

 

[Gcat007]

Awesome shots!

What camera did you use?

 

[Scion-Doll]

I like that! That's a creative effect and that idea with the pebble would look awesome too.

 

[dvsidboy]

Awesome shots!

What camera did you use?

Right now I use a FujiFilm S5200, but not for to much longer I hope...

 

[Toastid_Metal]

Those are some nice pics!

 

[craigxb]

i dig the shocker sticker!

 

[bboxed_in]

if photography is what you're going after then go to a more open area. the building and surrounding objects is a bit distracting. of course puddles don't appear out of no where but you can always improvise. you might also want to consider a good photo editing software for post editing.

good luck.

 

[dvsidboy]

Hense why I said I was driving home and tried it out for the first time... Photoshop CS2 isnt good anymore?

 

[grizzly_choppers]

Pretty cool!

Only time I ever messed with a reflection was here:

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Kristi had the moons, but we haven't seen her at a club function in a long time. Too bad, they were fun!

-Alex

 

[bboxed_in]

Hense why I said I was driving home and tried it out for the first time... Photoshop CS2 isnt good anymore?

just adding some input for future references if you'd like. honestly, don't take any offense. constructive critiscm you might call it. other then that back to the photos, try and play around with the exposore levels (preferably pre-editing) as they look a bit underexposed since it looks like an overcast day. if not, you can always salvage most times in post-editing. good luck w/ the pics.

 

[BoxerRebellion]

Here's one of mine, shiny Works...