Recent content by Rath

Fair enough, but I mean it's clearly a flickr link. Was a really overcast rainy weekend. Was nicer for light diffusion but a blue sky would have been nice too. These were mostly taken when the sun was right overhead. Noon ish.

Well me and my family did. I consider it my house since you know, I live in it.

Checked out this photo, wish I hadn't as it's just another photo. Boring.

No one else has any issues? Photos and album are all set to public.

I'm too lazy to copy 25 codes. If y'all are too lazy to click a link once, then I'm okay with no feedback. There are other places I'm getting a better response anyways. No worries.

Hey all, just wanted to post these up, lemme know your thoughts. Overall I'm happy enough with them, obviously not fantastic, but I think their acceptable. Open to any and all comments/critique! https://flic.kr/s/aHsm5PXkwp

I should have mentioned this is 5 photos stacked to bring out more details. Helps a little bit. I'm planning on playing around hoping to get a better result tonight.

Hey guys, picked up a 55-210mm Sony lens yesterday for my A6000, and here's the first shot of the moon I've got. Yeah, it's only 210mm so it's not huge but I kinda like the result. I do plan on getting an Olympus 1.7x converter as well to help out till I can get a longer zoom lens.

My house is 10 years old. We built it ourselves in 2007!

Your not gonna get much for a used 970, is it really worth pulling and trying to sell? Yup to you I guess, I always like having a dedicated graphics card, never know what you'll want to do in the future, you may get more into video editing and wish you had that graphics card again.

Thanks folks!

okay, I may be way off here, but I dropped the saturation a touch, straightened it, and replicated the land mass to balance things a bit. Still totally new to editing photos like this. I used to love doing photo manipulations, but have never really edited like this. also cropped out some more...

Thanks guys! I'll do some more tinkering on this one maybe.

Hey guys, first post aside from my intro, wanted to post this shot up and get some feedback. Its easily one of my favorite photographs I've taken so far. Taken on my Sony A6000, 16-50mm lens at 25mm. Iso 100, f/7.0 This was taken using the camera app "smooth reflections" which basically...

Thanks for the welcome! I'll definitely be posting some photos for some critique.