Post your photography site

[psyc]

Figured we should have a place to post links to our photography sites..

mine's www.marquephoto.com

my brothers is
www.airshowpix.net


i know mine still needs a bit of work.. but i get lazy sometimes too

[Sonnie]

I see you are into classic cars... neato.

I want one of these:

[psyc]

Sonnie wrote:

I see you are into classic cars... neato.

I want one of these:

that studa has a very large engine in it...

[mikeb]

Not really my site but some of my wedding work. http://good-times.webshots.com/album/555677388PCpBrd

[psyc]

mikeb wrote:

Not really my site but some of my wedding work. http://good-times.webshots.com/album/555677388PCpBrd

i'm not going to lie.. i'm scared to do weddings...

[tweeksound]

Wow psyc! You and your bro are very good photographers.
Were your parents into photography?

Those are some nice car pics. I love that kind of framing where the subject is in macro view and in the background because of the proximity to it.

Thanks for sharing.
My GF dad is gonna love your site.



This pic is awesome. I've seen some bad wedding photography but you turn the bridal party into models on a photo shoot!

Great work

[psyc]

actually no.. i just kinda picked it up on a whim (well my bro bought me a camera body and said go buy yourself lenses)

[Mazsteruk]

MInes just a storage site for pics:

www.pbase.com/mazster


Cheers


Maz

ps - pls do not use my pictures without permission. Cheers Maz

[Peter De Smidt]

http://www.desmidt.net

[tweeksound]

Wow! What is that a picture of on your home page? "Abstract Waves"...
It's awesome looking but looks like a painting.

[tweeksound]

I really like your photography! Peter De Smidt.

All, Check out the link above if you havn't already!

[Peter De Smidt]

Hi Matt, thank you for your kind words. That photo is of a machined piece of MDF board painted silver metallic. Pieces of it were used on a commercial set. Before it got cut up, I took some pictures of it with a very wide angle lens. I took 9 photos with each one focused a little farther back, and then I stacked the images in Photoshop and used layer masks so only the sharp parts of each photo show through. After that, I did a little contrast adjustment. Once the main image looked good, I duplicated it three times, rotated the various quadrants, and pasted them together as one big image, equivalent to a 40mb capture. Someday I'll make a big print. It'd be a little to modern for my current decor, though.