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Current Residence: Alexandria
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thanks for the lookout!
thanks for the fav tyler.
from sd too? what part of town you from?
from sd too? what part of town you from?
I've kinda lived all over (Mira Mesa, Scripps, Sorrento Valley) but have settled in Hillcrest in a decent studio. That image of downtown is amazing! Did you have to seem it together from multiple shots or did you use a wide enough lens to get it all in one shot? I've been here for 6 years and had never been to the Coronado ferry landing until I saw your picture.
wow never ever? its a cool island with nothing but foto opportunities. plus theres a really good gyro joint right next to there. ive lived in el cajon all my life and even tho it does get to be a big bore sometimes looking at downtown and stuff like that makes it a bit better. the two shots i did are called panoramic shots. take a tripod and take multiple shots of each section, then just put em in photoshop and it does the rest. one of em is with a normal zoom lense and the one with the rocks is a wide angle. luckily i have two brothers who are semi pro with great equipment and also i go to the art institute so i can rent out stuff. what kinda equipment you got?
i also recommend the cabrillo monument if you ever feel the mood to do some shots.
i also recommend the cabrillo monument if you ever feel the mood to do some shots.
I went down there with a girl friend of mine last night because she had never been there either, and she's lived here longer than me. There were quite a few people taking pictures last night as well, and it was a perfect clear night for it. I do have a tripod, but my equipment is limited to a Canon XTi (with a broken LCD that I'll replace myself very soon) with a couple of lenses (35mm-80mm I think, and then a zoom that goes up to 210mm I believe). Digital photography is still very new to me so a lot of what I'm doing is trial and error until I can read up on it some more. Lately I've been wanting to take some shots when it's foggy, but those moments when it's been foggy have been rare.