Thread: Photography Nerds...

The dog in the car window....That is one of the best photographs I've ever seen. LOL. The concept is good enough, but the perspective is awesome. Lol. Hats off to whoever took that pic. 8)

Some guy named Adaminu took it
but photobucket requires you to log in to view peoples profiles
and I haven't got an account there

Just a little pic I took this morning
more to kick start this thread, than anything

Just liked the way this dead tree was surrounded by live ones
Inner Decay
I don't know

another beauty from DP Challenge

Any chance you might like credit the artist? Perhaps their name, copyright date, and a link back?

Thanks!

for the waterfall pic?

http://www.dpchallenge.com/profile.php?USER_ID=19708

The others, no idea - google image search

I'd be somewhat careful - if one of those images ends-up being saleable, the fact that they are here without their copyright lowers their value. So this site ends-up a DMCA target.

Everyone that views them ends up with the pictures in their "temporary internet files" folder

Originally posted by The Powers That Be
Clear your cache or be sued for 20 days worth of copyright theft

btw, I'm fully versed in internet copyright issues, being a music artist who publishes works online

My favourite image is this one, it's a photo i took of my grandfather this summer,
it was his last day here on this earth, but i was really happy to be able to meet him the day before, and to be able to take this picture, i look at it many time a day, because i miss him so much..

You other's posted work from others, i hope you dont mind that i post a image i've taken my self..

I like what you've made there!

Some of my photos are in "KP's Stuff" - I don't post other's work.

Ynot - that dog picture is now my background on my computer at work. I love it.

Long time ago, I was in downtown Vancouver on Hastings, and there was a homeless man laying/passed out by the curb, and there was a car beside him that had a sign in the window that said "Jesus Saves". To this day I kick myself for not having a camera with me. That would have been an intense picture. Especially Black and White. TAKE YOUR CAMERA EVERYWHERE YOU GO!

You photography nerds should enjoy this one.

It's a screencap from the PBS miniseries "Stephen Hawking's Universe," which I happened to find online (somwhere), and it's a picture of a picture of Edwin Hubble looking through his telescope.

Hubble discovered the existence of galaxies other than our own because of his painstaking photography. His exposure time could be as high as 30 hours (he'd cover the plate during the day and open it back up at night). And all through the night he sat there, adjusting the telescope slowly as the Earth turned, to follow the galaxy across the sky, and keep it fixed in the viewfinder. From his images, for the first time, people could see that those wispy "nebulae" were made of individual stars and were extremely far away. We had originally thought the universe was only the size of our galaxy, but Hubble expanded that figure by a billion times.

So here it is, without any level or color edits, so you guys can do that on your own if you like. Enjoy!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v718/psi...ents/Hubble.jpg