Any BR photographers???

[soccplayer07]

As the title suggest. I enjoy shooting when ever I get the chance. I'm a canon guy into sports and wildlife. Anyone else???

ajbrowning.zenfolio.com

[Gatorbassman]

I got into wildlife photography back in the days of 35mm film. I started out with a Nikon N2000 when I was 15. It was full manual and I loved it. I was the photographer for my high schools yearbook. It was fun I'll have to go dig in my parents attic to find the pics but I got some great stuff back then. Since I got married and had kids I've been taking pics of them and not so much of the outdoors. It's alot of fun and one day I hope to have time to get back into it.

[firefightn15]

As the title suggest. I enjoy shooting when ever I get the chance. I'm a canon guy into sports and wildlife. Anyone else???

ajbrowning.zenfolio.com

Nice pics!

[.dsaavedra.]

lol point-and-shoot aquarium "photographer" here ;D

[soccplayer07]

still a photographer none-the-less. post some work...

[.dsaavedra.]

i wouldn't consider myself a photographer. i have tons of posts with pics though, just go back a few pages in "everything else"

[firefightn15]

Back in the early and mid eighties I also shot for our yearbook.  Always had a Canon AE1 in hand loaded with b/w 400.  It was cool back then as we developed our own.

[SPEEDBEAD.]

My wife is the photographer.  I only really take a camera with me to the lake.

She has a site, as well as a Facebook page.

http://laurenrhcampbell.shutterfly.com/

I think she's great, but I am somewhat biased...

[Glenn]

I started at the age of 11 with dad's old Olympus 35mm.  EVERYTHING was manual on that thing.  I had a separate light meter I would use to calculate exposures. I shot on Kodachrome back then (yup, slides). 

I bought a Minolta AE700 in my late teens, and used it though several photography classes in college.  I learned the wonders of darkroom techniques then, and it opened up a whole new world for me.  I won a few competitions in fact.

I still have both cameras.

Since then I've gone through a few different digital cameras, and use Photoshop as my "darkroom" now.  Here's a couple of shots I took:

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1203905512/0#0

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1235006329/0#0  (Gene took the Mike McClelland shots)

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1203732992/0#0

[FordNFishinLover]

my 1.9 megapixel camera phone does a great job! 

[Dan:]

http://ajbrowning.zenfolio.com/p944821802/h2c49c09#h2c49c09

that one is my favorite. ;D

[soccplayer07]

http://ajbrowning.zenfolio.com/p944821802/h2c49c09#h2c49c09

that one is my favorite. ;D

haha

[Tokyo Tony]

I have a nice point-and-shoot, and am looking forward to when I can get a nice DSLR. My girlfriend is into nature photography. Same link as in my signature below:

www.nicolelawtonphotography.com

The sites you guys posted are blocked so I'll have to check them out when I get home.

[Alpster]

I am an amateur's amateur, but I enjoy it very much. I have a Nikon DSLR and a few decent lenses. Here are a few of mine....

Ronnie

[J Francho]

Canon guy here as well. Couple DSLRs, old PnS, Holga, Polaroid.

Here's a link to the public assortment: http://plan-b.smugmug.com/Photography/Pictures-Id-Like-You-To-See/901645_en55e#265077604_7rWTC

A couple recent shots from an installation shoot I did for a commercial client, I really enjoy this type of work:

http://plan-b.smugmug.com/Client-Collections/BSPottery/bsPottery-20100131-08/777466412_2jfL9-L.jpg

http://plan-b.smugmug.com/Client-Collections/BSPottery/bsPottery-20100131-02/777465465_CSsSk-L.jpg

One of my favorite catalog shots for the same woman that handmade the sinks:

http://plan-b.smugmug.com/Client-Collections/BSPottery/20060510-bsPottery-009-650x650/69074997_JqjHJ-L.jpg

No sissy light tents there folks!

[soccplayer07]

Nice pics alpter.

alpster and j francho what is your favorite lens that you use?

[J Francho]

The one that gets the job done, LOL.  I have a 17-40 f/4L that I use a ton, a 28 f/1.8 that's a cracker.  70-200 f/2.8L IS is awesome, if not a little heavy.

[Tokyo Tony]

These are a couple I took on a recent vacation I took to St. John. I just love the second one. Makes me feel like I'm right there, instead of 15 degree CT weather. The first one was taken with a 15 second shutter speed. Both with my Canon SD940 point & shoot. Love that camera.

[soccplayer07]

great shots Tony!

J franco how do you like your 28mm prime?

my current lens line up:

17-55mm 2.8

85mm 1.8

100mm 2.8 macro

70-200 4.0L

400 5.6L

[J Francho]

Get the hood, its a glare sucker.  No better for low light shots that capture more of the scene than a 50.

I have a bunch of lenses...35 f/2.8, 50 f/1.4, 100 f/2.8 Macro, Tammy 28-300 (great vacation lens), 18-55 beater lens, 70-200 f/4L, 85 f/1.2 (expensive paper weight), and a couple others I forgot about.  The ones above, and the macro probably spend the most time on the body.

[Wild Bill [NY]]

John specializes in what he told me was "japanese fish photography".

Show them some examples of it, John.

He can make a 3-pound largie look bigger than that new japanese world-record fish.

har, har, har, har !!!

"Arigato" in advance for humoring me again, John.

{LOL}

[J Francho]

LMAO....

Burney Haney

Noel "No" Good

"Tackle-Junkie" Steve

"Tsunami" Mike

Wild Bill...er, sorry no effect here, LMAO.

[Alpster]

Nice pics alpter.

alpster and j francho what is your favorite lens that you use?

My current lenses (all Nikor) include:

AFS 35mm f1.8 prime

AFS 18-55 wide tele

AFS 55-200 tele

AFS 75-300 tele

I like them all depending on the subjects, light etc.

I'm not a great photographer, but I love taking/editing pictures.

Ronnie

[soccplayer07]

Do you guys bring your good gear on the boat with you every trip? I'm really bad about it. I normally just bring my point and shoot instead of the dslr. I always regret it too.

[Dan:]

Do you guys bring your good gear on the boat with you every trip? I'm really bad about it. I normally just bring my point and shoot instead of the dslr. I always regret it too.

Like the day we saw the bald eagles in Mattawoman?