lookin good man

 

Wow... those are really nice... I would think that it looks even better in full light... Good pics...

 

Thanks guys..and Phil, I tried that pic on my desktop, but it's really grainy. I'm going to try and photoshop it a bit to see if I can't get a better quality for a desktop. The lighting added a lot of graininess to the pics unfortunately.

 

What did you use to take the pictures? Those are good for any camera....

 

i'm going crazy trying to figure out where this is...North end dartmouth?

 

Awesome... I need to find a spot like this to take shots of my truck. It'll have to wait until after school though lol. I barely have any time to throw around right now.

All in all, nice shots. And to avoid the graininess, avoid using ISO mode, I find point and shoots always give it that grainy look, especially if you're using a Sony. Low light... Tripod=best friend lol.

 

best shot of the bunch Alex.

nice background lighting, & just the right amount of "bling" to make your truck stand out. kinda looks like she's smiling @ you from the darkness.


so true Pat. i sooooo need to get a tripod (and somthing better than P & S camera). it would've made taking pic's @ Performance World Friday night so much easier-and clearer!.

 

I have two. I have a mini SLR (which I didn't use in this case) and a small point and shoot. Both are Kodaks. I tend to use the P&S just for the extra megapixels it has (8 vs. 5 on my mini slr).

It's shannon park. Right next to the mackay bridge. I was hoping to get down into the actual park where all the old abandoned apartments are, but they have it fenced off.

I'll give the ISO mode a test. I'm not sure if you can turn it off on this one or not to be honest. I haven't really played around with the features on my point and shoot much. I agree about the tripod though. I with i had one...even a mono pod, just something to keep it steady. I'll pick one up evetually.

Thanks Chris