Photography!!

[LudroLycandrel]

For all the Photografurs in the group... I've taken a bunch of nature shots in Hawaii and well eventually get around to posting them :P

[Fargo]

Here's my pics on FA:

www.furaffinity.net/user/fargowolf/

I have more I will EVENTUALLY upload there.

[Silvermink]

I've got a little bit of stuff at http://gdmitchell.livejournal.com/ and a whole bunch more that I need to do up and post.

I primarily use an Olympus E-1 digital SLR with a 14-54mm (28-108mm 35mm equivalent) lens.

[RainRat]

I do a lot of photography, though I don't consider myself an expert. A lot of it is in the other part of this site at http://bcfurries.com/gallery2/main.php

I also experiment with things like Photosynth, Panoramio, and Wikimedia commons

[Elnath]

I am a photographer my circumstance. I don't claim to be wonderful at it but after working for Nikon for a year and a half, I figured since I know every feature of the cameras and have to explain day in and day out to people why their pictures suck, I should probably get my own camera and use that knowledge to take pictures that don's suck.

Here's my Flickr...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31217922@N04/
I just started adding to it, so it should get a bit bigger soon. So far just some pictures from out at my dad's.

[EpicurYeen]

I have some older photos on my own server (http://www.mothx3.com/gallery/), a smattering of them on my FA Gallery (http://www.furaffinity.net/gallery/atnarko/), and thousands more that I haven't uploaded anywhere. In September of 2003, I started out with a then $1400 (I bought it new!) Canon PowerShot G5, which I used extensively for mostly colour shots, before branching off into Black & White, Near-Infrared with a Hoya R72 filter, and then fully-manual shots since the G5 has both manual and auto settings. The following year, I was given a 1977 Nikon FM body with three lenses - absolutely, totally, wonderfully MANUAL. This is now my preferred camera, and I almost exclusively shoot in Black & White films (Ilford XP2/400 & Kodak CN400), but this February, I started experimenting with colour film and coloured filters for a pseudo-BW feel, which has resulted in some really nifty effects (as can be seen in red, on my FA Gallery). I might shoot a blue roll, and a yellow, but green looks like drab mud and needs a lot of light to look good. Red is a fabulous Black & White substitute, because every other colour comes out near-black and makes strong contrast. Multi-stacking filters creates a vignette for artistic shots - this, I discovered by accident, and hated, but then later grew to love its unique look (examples of vignetting, at Blackie Spit, in South Surrey, using Ilford XP2/400 scanned negatives for its own sepia tone: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/918420/ & http://www.furaffinity.net/full/918413/). My camera is two years older than me, but has yet to show its age. I have taken it to Toronto, Seattle, and all over the Lower Mainland. Film is glorious!

My subjects are primarily macro floral, textural, and shadow-focused. I shoot the things that landscape and scene photographers miss & ignore!

[Tony Greyfox]

Oh, so we're doing photography over here, huh? Cool, I can spam another thread with my stuff.

My Flickr account holds all of my recent shots. I do animals, close-up of flowers and plants, scenics, and would be happy to do portraits when I get my paws on some models. *g*

[Silvermink]

Oh, so we're doing photography over here, huh? Cool, I can spam another thread with my stuff.

You should buy some more of my Minolta lenses!

[Elnath]

Silver. Do the minolta lenses have the same mount as the nikons?

[Tony Greyfox]

Oh, so we're doing photography over here, huh? Cool, I can spam another thread with my stuff.

You should buy some more of my Minolta lenses!

We'll see how my poker efforts go, I'll let you know. *g*

Elnath: Minolta won't work with Nikon mounts, no. If they did, I might have gone Nikon last time around for the body. =)

[Silvermink]

Silver. Do the minolta lenses have the same mount as the nikons?

Nope. Minolta A/Sony Alpha mount.