Please share your photos by a Pentax camera here III :)

[Gengh]

A maltese walked into my house.

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It's so cute! Are you sure it just walked into your house? It's not yours?

 

[kehoe]

Thanks, guys! Glad you liked the snowy pictures! To answer Baracus, it's both body and glass, both important, I think

what a humble answer..its the person behind the lens that made the pictures possible:thumbsup:

"buying a DSLR doesn't make u a photographer,it just make u a DSLR owner" quoted by the shop owner when i bought my K100d

 

[ian0138]

Some casual shot

K10D + Bigma

 

[yarland]

K200 with Vivitar 90/2.8

 

[Gengh]

what a humble answer..its the person behind the lens that made the pictures possible:thumbsup:

"buying a DSLR doesn't make u a photographer,it just make u a DSLR owner" quoted by the shop owner when i bought my K100d

Don't say that, I paiseh in front of all the real shi-fus here... :embrass:

 

[Gengh]

Just a couple more snowy scenes....

 

[otc]

K200 with Vivitar 90/2.8

Beautiful shots here, Yarland.

Loves the subject and greenish background.

otc

 

[scorpioh]

It's so cute! Are you sure it just walked into your house? It's not yours?

Yeah. I had a fright when it suddenly appeared in my living room. I had to lead it to the corridor. Then it was loitering around for some half an hour before it heard its owner's call. I seized the chance to take some photos of it during that time. It's a very obedient dog which does not seem to fear strangers and even response to my "sit" command. Yes, its so cute. Ah, should have kept it in my house. Ha.

 

[night86mare]

k100d ir modded with kit lens II

these are from brompton cemetery in london.

 

[yarland]

Beautiful shots here, Yarland.

Loves the subject and greenish background.

otc

Thanks for your comments. Still got a lot to learn from you. I am always too slow for bees and can't really take them in flight, any advice?

 

[otc]

Thanks for your comments. Still got a lot to learn from you. I am always too slow for bees and can't really take them in flight, any advice?

Ha, ha I am also learning on taking bees on flight. what i have gathered is to take it at 1:2 mag. and have the image crop. At 1:1 dof is thin and its difficult to have wholes bees in sharp focus. You may want to try focus trap for moving bees, not easy though.

Take a hundred shots and five will turn out Okay. Law of Probability....Lol.

Take a bees from a freezer, before it konk off, take a few shots cos it cannot moves fresh from freezer..

otc

 

[epileatheral]

Some recent shots... can anyone guess where?

 

[skypacker]

K20D + DA*16-50 at the ACM.

 

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[skypacker]

So many photos waiting to be processed..and so little time.

 

[skypacker]

Thanks, guys! Glad you liked the snowy pictures! To answer Baracus, it's both body and glass, both important, I think


Two more, K20D + DA*16-50:

:thumbsup: Very nice. The sunlight and clouds on the mountain give it a nice effect. I'd probably bump up the curves and saturation a little bit to give it more punch.

 

[starvingjack]