and now I feel even stupider... it isnt Salt Lake City International either. still the same trip but its JFK.

/finally got it right
//feels like a moron
///skipping calc and going back to sleep now

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Centreville, Virginia

Very nice pics everyone. Too bad I missed this one.

HansBlix, what overpass is that? Looks like West-End to me, I come in from the east.

This is a shot of a juvenile hawk attempting to hunt my cockatiel through the window overlooking our backyard. Didn't realize I had the shot until I downloaded. Thank You Canon EOS D350 REBEL XT / 8.1 MP

/This is the view from my office, Chicago IL.
//Recycled, so not voting.
///Photo Community link here

Dellrose, Tennessee
Elk River

Breckenridge, Texas

This is the view from my office window the night they opened the new Ravenell Bridge here in Charleston

/a little late but...

Trooper_X

Is that in Charleston SC? If so, they've done a lot of work on that bridge in less than a year and it's AWESOME!

Big up the A-TX Schnee !!!!

I am not sure if anyone will read this, but I would like to ask that those who are using manual settings for thier pics, could you please tell us what you set them at? Shutter? Apt? Maybe even what film you used if you used film. I am learning about this stuff and the more I see with what settings people used the more I will understand. Thanks.

Madrid, Spain


Palma, Mallorca


Cap de Formentor, Mallorca

Madrid, Spain


Palma, Mallorca


Cap de Formentor, Mallorca

/mods please delete my previous html vomit

thedarksyde If you are using digital, the best way to go to learn is just use P(rogram) mode and let the camera give you it's best effort. These days, it's usually pretty accurate. Then use exposure compensation to tweak up and down and check the histogram and lcd. If you're using film, I don't know.. I've never really shot film. I would probably do what Ken Rockwell does and carry a digital camera to use as a "light meter" and for quick shots, then copy the settings over to the film camera (allowing for minor differences in exposure).

The best education is to just take a million pictures (I'm still getting there :). I learn more from just being mindful of my surroundings now and taking pictures in my mind as I'm walking around than I would have by memorizing hyperfocal lengths, f-stop series etc. when I started out. I probably would have quit actually :) Pretty boring.

Just my 0.02

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Centreville, Virginia

Livermore CA looking toward Altamont Pass

Lighthouse San Francisco

hey atticus...do you got to harvard or MIT?

Woodpecker From Mars gets my vote for taking a picture of the building that I work in "Traveler's Insurance building, Uniondale, NY"

thedarksyde: I am learning about this stuff and the more I see with what settings people used the more I will understand.

Get thee to the Farktography Forum.

Philadelphia, PA

Cicada on the back porch, just after I moved to Raleigh, NC.

chaoslovescompany
Yes that is Charleston, SC. They are currently demolishing the old bridges now. They will lower the two spans on the Cooper river with a pulley system. That should be interesting.

Horizons? Me in October of 06' Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina..

Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii. (I worked there for two months.)

Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii. (I worked there for two months.)

Now with voting enabled. Mods please delete previous.

Pacific Heights, San Francisco, Kalifornia. (I worked there for about a year.)

Honey Island Swamp, Slidell, Louisiana. This isn't in the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from there.

cheapimmitation: Gotta love attempting to go down 787 in the morning, huh =)

/me whistles as he drives down i-88 with no traffic what so ever to speak of

Centreville, Virginia

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Waldorf, MD

/work overnights in a featureless town, no 'scenery' to speak of, so you get a shot of my breakfast stop after I get out of work
//yeah I sat in the passenger seat cause it made for a better picture
///way late to the party