tell me what you think!





Check out some more here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/76442934@N00/

 

pretty cool guy

 

very noice!

 

Nice work, I think there's just some kind of magic
when going with a black & white image.

 

cool but I didn't see any pics of the new camera.
you have taken some great pictures!

 

Nice shots man. Good and sharp

 

Thank for the compliments...

heres some more from tonight:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/76442934@N00/sets/72157594420662273/

 

I just added a bunch more...

 

Very Nice....
Crisp And Clear!
Hey..... You Got Your Christmas Gift Early????
Not Fair............

 

THAT is one sweet *** picture

Your camera must be amazing! I'm in awe of that Tennis ball into water shot

 

u gotta tell us what make and model the camera is...

 

That tennis ball shot is awesome
What camera/set up do you have?

 

I have a Canon Digital Rebel XTi
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/co...&modelid=14256

 

Fantastic work!
You've got the camera I think I want to own someday.

 

woooooooooow

 

You should submit this photo somewhere >>



Seriously.

I'm guessing 3fps at 1/4000 of a second on those shots.

 

Yeah im curious on those shots as well? How did you get the ball in ice like that. Had to be ice, since at 1/200th (according to EXIF data) of a second shutter speed, I dont think you could get that clear of an image if it was a moving shot into (or out of) water, plus the "fuzz" on the ball doesnt appear wet.

 

For that shot I simply threw the tennis ball in to a aquarium full of water with my right hand, and pressed the shutter button with my left. by using an external flash I was able the "freeze" the action, and by doing it in a dark room the shutter speed didn't matter. My method is far from perfect (it took more than 100 shots to get that one) but it works for me.

For more info on high-speed photography and much better ways to capture high-speed photos check out: http://www.hiviz.com/index.html

 

I was using a new tennis ball, for some reason they look dry even when they are soaking wet.

 

What flash were you using?? and where did you have it placed?

Great shots for the complicated nature of them!