Here are some shot I took around town...

 

Damn nice pics!

Can't go wrong with a nice long exposure time. The last one is absolutely awesome.

If you have any of these in high-resolution? I would love to use them as wallpaper. These shots are some of the nicest I've seen!

please send to cryhavok@bellsouth.net

Thanks!

 

Thanks you! =)

What size do you need for your wallpaper?

 

Ideal size would be 1280x1024. Thanks!

 

please send me high resolution if you have.

mikewazowski@***.net

 

I sent both of you guys a copy in 1280. enjoy

 

Thanks!

 

very nice pics... now can we have some with you going some smokey burn outs... j/k

 

Hey, your pics rock. Do you think I could get all of them in the highest resolution you've got? If you're hosting them somewhere, let me know so I can DL it. Please let me know.

 

thx but i chose not to give out in the highest res for personal reasons, i can make you a res to fit your monitor of one pic...but not all

 

Alright, what about third from the bottom. My 22" monitor is at 1600x1200. Is that possible?

 

very goood looking pics...I like the first one the best....but they are all very sharp

 

hey there RD, those pix are unbelievable! great job!
i take pix for a living, not that it qualifies anything but i know a good thoughtful eye when i see it. u must be a professional?

 

Thanks a lot guys!

JimNeutron, i'll email you the wallpaper later tonight.

Tulene, thank you for your extremely generous comment. I'm very flattered you think i'm near professional but this was my 2nd time doing night photography... I actually just began photography and wanted to see what people though of my shots. A friend of mine is near pro level and i just pick up things from him when he goes on photo-shoots.

 

hey there racingdynamics- let me just elaborate a bit further and say that what i find great about your images are that they're richly nuanced and have a bit of a cclandestine feeling to them. as in evidence of humanity but also the absence. you are likely being modest, but the your compositions and light sensitivity are not from a beginner thats for sure. check out www.toddhido.com he's a well know fine art photographer, you'll understand the connection. your images also remind me of stuff they do for automobile magazine, which set out recently to differentiate from the other two mainstream american car magazines (R/T, C&D) in a large part through their use of progressive photography. we used some of their images as inspiration for a scion ad campaign we did for toyota last year.
i hope you keep posting more pix!!!

 

Tulene, Thank you very much for your kind words and I really appreciate your comments even so more now knowing you are a profession in the field.

I must honestly say i know nothing about composition of photography or light sensitivity, I just take my time setting up for a shot and hope the shot comes close to what I envision. I try to get the most out of this sony camera (which is not mine) so i can say i do not even own a camera. I hope to buy a Nikon, Cannon, or one of the big names in phographic cameras. The sony I use can only adjust shutter speed and F-stop in manual mode so I think if i had more options i would expriment more...

Todd hido from what i can see is a great photographer, his shots have feeling. Very nice work.

What inspired a push in photography for me is this man, www.marcogrob.com ... This man's work is just, wow!

 

Here is another one from the previous day.

 

And this one is experimental...

 

hey RD, you definitely have the eye man. those last two shots are amazing. selfishly i wish i had taken the dark car one myself because it'd be in my portfolio right now! so rare to see actually, that the whole car is not lit up. it subscribes to the old chinese proverb that things are best described by what's not there. it allows your brain to fill in the missing parts, resourcing imagination rather than spelling it out fully. therefore is often more compelling because everyone processes their own experience veiwing it differently. dont worry about not having the right gear etc. use whatever works to make an image, period. clearly you have the most important ingredient, that is an innate visual sensibility. i'd say you should pursue photography with more vigor. you're a natural. good luck!

oh yeah, marco grob's work is amazing.

james

 

Thank you! =) I wish you luck with your work/photography! I think you have one of the more ejoyable jobs. =)

Marco is just really insane... I wish i knew how he got those shots...Or how do the colors get so unique...