[Leonardo]

Hottes bike on earth no doub!


Who can tell me what buildings are these =
01 (Probably hard)


02 (Famous building, yet not so common shot)


03 too easy


leo

[ludenhud]

Mihai – Where ya from? The extreme close-ups are almost too extreme in my taste, but I bet the last two images tasted good anyway

Leonardo – It’s time for you to meet you superior

[Leonardo]

Leonardo – It’s time for you to meet you superior

[tom]

Mihai, those 2 macros are great!

[andretto]

my hometown, in the distance...


and what a dumb close-up...



PS. i agree with tom... those alien strawberries are gorgeous

PPS i do love this thread


Andrea

[mtripoli]

Leonardo...ludenhud... I hate to butt in, but you are both very wrong... here is the bike to end all bikes.. bow down before the master...







Oh yeah... I'm coming up on 666 posts... reminds me of the birthmark on my head, but that's three 9's...

[Mihai]

That's a really cool bike Mike! I prefer these to the new ones.....something about the design reminds you a human built them.

[aitraaz]

uh?!?

[Maximus3D]

Nice photos everybody, but please try to keep it within the topic, only your own photos or else this thread looses it's point.

/ Max

[mtripoli]

You are absolutely right Maximus, and I apologize... (just couldn't see those other bikes over a Vincent Black Shadow... )...
Does this put me "back on track"...? I took it myself!

[Maximus3D]

jomaga: Hehe aww she sure has small friends your other two photos looks good too, artistic style.

Mihai: That's a nice one, strong dof..

mtripoli: Interesting story behind that headstone.

Mihai: Great closeup of the berries they look so yummy

Leonardo: Weird building photos hehe, i have no clue what it is.. a bridge ?

andretto: Oo.. pretty shots! where's that at ?

mtripoli: Thanks and that's a real nice shot hehe with that you're absolutely back on track

Andreas: Cool! did you crash ? nahh.. sorry, that looks like lotsa fun!

I only had this shot, snapped it in the church in the city (note, i don't go in there unless it's very necessary. This time it was just for the snapshot). Although it's a kinda ugly church designwise, there's a better looking one 20km from my place..



Data
F: 2,8
Shutter: 1/25th sec.
ISO: 200


/ Max

[andretto]

maximus:
43° 25' 41.07" N
11° 07' 27.45" E


here's another one:



Andrea

[Voidmonster]

Mihai, your guess was technically not correct. Practically however, you're right.

It's a pattern-welded (also incorrectly called damascus -- no modern blades are actually damascus steel, they are pattern welded) dagger.

Man, I love this thread.

I went to the beach today.



Specs on request. Both are reasonably heavily adjusted from the defaults though -- in fact, most of mine are.

If I were to put together a website that was just a repository for texture photographs, would that be useful to folks? If it had a donate button, would you donate?

[ludenhud]

This image is gonna differ from me and others recent posts here.
It’s really nothing extraordinary with this shot nor is it beautiful
But for those of you that are familiar with those sterio images might see some beauty

Ok how to make the most out of this 3D image..

Info: We have two eyes which are spaced about three inches apart so each eye sees a slightly different viewpoint which allows us to appreciate the 3 dimensional shape of the objects we are looking at. Usually when we take a photograph only one picture is taken which means that it can only be seen in two dimensions. If we want to see the true life qualities of a picture we must take two photographs, one for each eye, moving the camera three inches or so in between.

How to:
Relax you eyes while looking at the picture
The blur will be massive and the image will split into 3 images
The 3 images will be lined up in a perfect match
Simply try to slowly focus on the middle image and you will be able to see the image in 3D.

I was just thinking outside the box, don't kill me for doing a bad job being creative :)

[j_man]

I can't see!