The Dude wrote:moma, i know you probably put it on here before, but can you list your equipment on here? those are so sharp

my friend recently made a book of his first year of photography. you can check it out here

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2 ... tore-share

I have an Olympus E-30. My main lenses are an Olympus 14-54mm f/2.8-3.5 Zuiko II and a 40-150 mm - F/4.0-5.6 ... The hockey pics are with the 40-150.

Those are all iPhone photos? Good stuff.

yeah, pretty amazing

Enough with the giant pics already

I don't understand why phpbb doesn't just resize them instead of cutting them off. It's really annoying.

phatj wrote:I don't understand why phpbb doesn't just resize them instead of cutting them off. It's really annoying.

Yep. Luckily my web gallery resizes them for me before i post them here. But it's really annoying. On my iPad though phpbb automatically resizes them.

on chrome i just right click--> open image in new tab

I think I want to go back out to Moab again and spend 4 or 5 days shooting. It may be the most photogenic place in the country. The light and colors are amazing. I regret only spending a half a day there. Should have skipped RMNP and had an extra day in Utah.

td11 wrote:on chrome i just right click--> open image in new tab

I know, but it's still an annoying extra step.

Moma, I'd love to spend some time shooting in the southwest. I went with my family over 20 years ago and I remember it being incredible but that was long before i was into photography so I have nothing to show for it.

cool man, what is it

"During one of my last few days in Iceland I drove back to the Jokulsarlon Glacier lagoon and the nearby black sand beaches to see if any fresh icebergs had washed ashore...," says Joshua Holko. "This iridescent blue iceberg, polished by the waves was beautifully backlit and was glowing from within"

can that still be called an iceberg?

thought icebergs had a size requirement

asian iceberg

the lin-berg

FFS, Calvin

got some new ones.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/eyenowrite/page1/

I enjoy the whole flickr part of the internet

phatj wrote:

td11 wrote:on chrome i just right click--> open image in new tab

I know, but it's still an annoying extra step.

Moma, I'd love to spend some time shooting in the southwest. I went with my family over 20 years ago and I remember it being incredible but that was long before i was into photography so I have nothing to show for it.

the mountains around albuquerque are amazing