The Neowin Digital Photo Gallery

[Dallas]

^^ Awsome picture of the bee.

A new one to my gallery. http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19611183/

[qdave]

Ooo, lightning.

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19497057/

comments :)

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nice one. you are quite lucky..there was storm recently and i spend hour in the balcony and still didnt managed to geta decent shot :(

[Aaron Veteran]

The ATL botanical gardens had an exhibit that was various city of ATL buildings all made from sticks and vines. Pretty cool stuff.

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[+StevoFC MVC]

sorry here's another...

[Slouch]

Taken with my A80. It was a bit cloudy and I was playing with the settings, so it's not the best.

I think I'd like to upgrade to the Canon S2 IS. I really like the zoom capabilities. Has anyone had any experience with it? I've read some pretty good reviews at dpreview.com.

[+StevoFC MVC]

here's my last one for now...

[Psypher5]

Picture I took for art as-level :)

*I have never really used a digital camera properly before so sorry if its pants :x *

[Septimius]

Since floral photos seem to be the trend.... :p

(taken with my cruddy little coolpix 2100)

[ForeverUnknown]

here's my last one for now...

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The bokeh and colors came out very well. Good job (Y)

[Argote]

Continuing the flower trend:

they're thumbnails so click on them to see the pictures

[+StevoFC MVC]

The bokeh and colors came out very well. Good job (Y)

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thanks

[Aaron Veteran]

Well, it seems that the assignment is flowers, so here is my homework. These are growing on the side of my house, click for bigger sizes:

[turboluigi]

here's one; taken at an aquarium

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y155/turb...gi/DSC_1241.jpg

and since everyone heres taking pictures of flowers, heres one:

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y155/turb...gi/DSC_1005.jpg

(not the usual flower either)

d70 with no specials. the aquarium one needed iso 1600 (aquariums wont allow tripods) but the graininess is acceptable (i think) i believe these aquarium one at around 30mm, flower 70mm

one more (just noticed people posting panos here: my specialty :D)

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y155/turboluigi/FSN0093.jpg

its about 6 pictures put together, all oriented vertically for max pixels. final picture weighs in at 5102x2647, cropped. taken at nef, and used pttools, then superheavy editing in photoshop cause no matter how much you set in pttools its not gonna get all those lines. all were distort editing. oh, and this is millenium park in chicago :D

Edited June 23, 2005 by turboluigi

[atomicski]

keeping up with the flower trend

my mx-518 mouse

a college near me..Augustana

Some random trees in my backyard

and finally more flowers

[Ji@nBing]

A few pics of my fish. Not photshopped, just right from the camera ;)

[Dallas]

ok a new shots from me.

Shelf King I

Shelf King II

Shelf King III

Hangin' Out

[turboluigi]

cichlids! :D

[Ji@nBing]

cichlids! :D

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Haha. Yep, cichlids rule :D

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Both these were taken with a Canon A70 and home made lense

[rezza Veteran]

A few pics of my fish. Not photshopped, just right from the camera ;)

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What's the cichlid at the top? I know the blue ones are some varieties of Mbuna/Malawi/Rift cichlid, but the pale one at the top confuses me... I know I've seen them somewhere before, just trying to remember if I ever kept any (Not had tropical fish for 8 or 9 years now).

[Whitlam]

Canon EOS 350D with 50mm macro lens

[Whitlam]

Canon EOS 350D, 50mm macro lens @ 1/62 sec, f4

[Ji@nBing]

What's the cichlid at the top? I know the blue ones are some varieties of Mbuna/Malawi/Rift cichlid, but the pale one at the top confuses me... I know I've seen them somewhere before, just trying to remember if I ever kept any (Not had tropical fish for 8 or 9 years now).

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The top one is Heros Efasciatus (Gold): "Gold Severum" (South American), middle one is Metriaclima Callainos: "Cobalt Blue" (African), last one is Aulonocara Stuartgranti (Ngara): "Flametail Peacock" (African).

Hope that helps. You should get back into fish. They are sooo relaxing to watch. If you ever want to get into cichlids, give me a shout. I'm a member of the CRLCA (Canadian Rift Lake Cichlid Association), so I can give you lots of advice ;)

Edited June 29, 2005 by Ji@nBing

[rezza Veteran]

The top one is Heros Efasciatus (Gold): "Gold Severum" (South American), middle one is Metriaclima Callainos: "Cobalt Blue" (African), last one is Aulonocara Stuartgranti (Ngara): "Flametail Peacock" (African).

Hope that helps. You should get back into fish. They are sooo relaxing to watch.

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Gold Severum - that's the name I was trying to remember.

Yeah I'd like to get back into fish eventually - but not yet, I can't guarantee that I'll be able to look after them properly at the moment.

I'd love to get back into cichlids... I used to keep Firemouths, Rams, Convict Cichlids, Oscars, and a nice selection of the blue african rift vally cichlids. Amazing fish.