Europe 2... The Louvre

[tur bo]

If you ever get an opportunity to travel across the pond... TAKE IT!!!

Europe is amazing!

Hope you enjoy! :tup: Comments welcome, as always.

1.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0002.jpg

2.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0006.jpg

3.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0009A-1.jpg

4.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0010.jpg

5.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0011.jpg


And to think I almost didn't get these pics cuz the wifey wanted to get back to the hotel to pee. I made her hold it :D. Thanks Miss!

[tur bo]

WOW!!! Are they that bad???

Yikes!

Nobody got any input?

[mirencor]

Nice pictures. I'd like to travel to Europe someday..and pick up some parts!

[RavinJetta]

Nice pics

[FunkTron]

i like.......especially that wide 10mm lens your working with.....made for a very wide shot on the building...

[tur bo]

Thanks guys! I was starting to worry, thought maybe I needed to stop posting my pics.

Yeah, that 10-22mm lens is lots of fun. I shot some pics last week of a custom home the office is doing in Shady Canyon. Comes in handy.

[veedubber7]

nice pics. 10mm ftw!

[tur bo]

Random up the ladder shot with the 10mm.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y285/Dragon71/_MG_0131.jpg

[sandiegobmx]

Not feeling the 10mm. Makes everything look pulled and nasty. It may work well for conceptual (sp) stuff, but not architecture. Maybe pick up a wide lens that doesn't distort?

Blue is way too saturated on the last photo, as well.

I do like the second photo; but why didn't you shoot a bit higher up? The off-shade of the two blacks is sort of distracting.

Sorry for not just typing, "nice shots!"

Second edit: What iso? I can't tell if it's the compression you used or not, but I see a lot of noise in the night photos. Looks like you used a tripod, so try bumping the iso down a lot and extending the exposure.

[tur bo]

thanks for the input sandiego, I actually welcome some criticism.

the 10mm definitely pulls plenty, especially on arch, but sometimes it's ok to distort, well in my humble opinion. I know it doesn't work for everybody.

the blue is pretty much straight outta the camera, didn't bump up the saturation at all.

In that second photo, I only had a tiny travel tri-pod that limited my vantage point and kept me low to the ground.

As for the iso, I try to always shoot at 100 iso, did so for those night shots. Must be my photobucket compression.

Again, thanks for your input. Without it from each other we would never get any better.

keep shooting! :tup: