Took some pics with my backup camera. My good one broke sadly. I took those during a very foggy day. I love the fog and I love walking through it. Such a beautiful atmosphere. These were all taken on my property.








(Currently my wallpaper)

These next ones I took when I got bored. I had a top hat and seem to be going through a cabaret phase so I decided why not.

what type of camera is your "good one"? and how many acres of land do you own?

that is a beautiful atmosphere that you were shooting in.

i'm just glad you aren't into HDR. i'm HDR'd out. i was just viewing a huge set of urban exploration pics and everything was crazy pro until they started posting HDR pics about half way through and they looked horrible!

My good on is a Canon SX100 Powershot. The thing is fantastic. Has an insanely good resolution for video strangely. Filmed a silent film on it. The one I'm using now is a simple Kodak EasyShare C300. It's alright, but I prefer my Canon a lot more.

I have 17 acres total. 2 are field and the other 15 are woods. A lot of cool creeks and canyons.

There really isn't a fence dividing our side from the neighbors so I tend to go over there a lot. Must add 60 more acres. I've been lost a few times.

good shots imo, just need some technical things to get over.

would totally eat some psychedelics there

If I owned that much land, I'd walk around nakid.

Please elaborate.

It's nice owning this much land. You never see anyone and it's quiet.

i love your pix.. you are lucky for having a place like this .. really great place ^^

shake, flare, noise, and shutter speed movement (perhaps)

was there any post processing applied

noise on a shitty camera doing landscapes can be circumvented using multiple exposures and averaging in a layered file (provided, no movement by the foiliage)

noise issues can be got around in portriats by using more light (more light = less ISO = less grain), also, fudge more of the information to the highlights, in general ccd/cmos cameras fudge more information (more detail) towards the highlights- you can always pull more contrast later (in negatives, it was the opposite)

it looks as though the 1st shot has some possible flare; to see if it does , just mount the camera in location, then walk around and look at the lens, hold a book or something up and try and block the light source from the lens to see if that makes a different.

tree movement can be taken care of with higher shutter speed; but that's tricky given what you're working with- at the expense of aperture, iso, and the trees move, so multiple exposures to clean up noise would be tricky.

Some more.

Got some snow photos.

Nothing really impressive since I still am lacking a decent camera, but I try.

Here's the cat:

I currently have a slug infestation in my woods, so here's a Banana Slug:

It's blurry and taken facing a great deal of light, but I like it.

Here's a leaf that looks like a fish. Oh, there's also to much flash:

And finally a spider:

You're a very lucky person ! Never, ever give this land away!

...and don't forget doing some VAC-parties there.

I've often wondered what the neighbors would think of a music festival being put on next door? LOL, would be epic. I definitely have the land to have some awesome parties. To bad people around here aren't too cool. I'm happy though. I live in a somewhat isolated little city. It's cool.

LOL, VAC should play in my back yard. Here's the view outside our back window. Definitely enough room.

Love this one; it's kinda creepy and the land is absolutely beautiful!!!