gun porn in the red light district.

[R00KIE]

Red light and some light fog. . . I have no idea how to accomplish the look I was trying to get. .. does this do anything for you?
Its not really touched much I think I played with contrast a bit.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v214/_HEAD_ACHE_/ARs007.jpg

[Stickman]

I'm a large follower of firearm photography, and play around with it myself on a pretty regular basis. It is always nice to see people going for a look with the camera, instead of doing everything with Photoshop.

A few quick comments based on my own likes and experiences. The mix between desert night camo and chocolate chip camo doesn't add to the image, and tends to give it a haphazard look. I know the parkas tend to open pretty large, so it might be possible to do it all with the night camo as a backdrop.

Secondly, using a focal point on the front weapon (the Bushmaster) would probably have worked a little better.

Lastly, by moving the Bushmaster to the right, you could have created a nice diagonal line through the picture.

These are just my own thoughts, and when I shoot carbine pictures I tend to always close the stocks to give a cleaner look to the pictures. Other people have very different takes, so I wouldn't get too hung up on my comments.

Again, I like that you went outside the box with the lighting, and I'm always a fan of AR15 pictures.

[R00KIE]

STICK is that you from ARFCOM! I admire your stuff all the time, was actually looking thru a thread there today. . . inspired me to do something!

Thanks.

I wanted the Colt to stand out ha ha ha she is my baby.

[Cobra351]

Nice looking goodies there!

[claybuster]

I just got a new pelican case for my camera gear and thought it would hold some of the other gear I like to carry.
Mike

[R00KIE]

sweet I love it!

[Stickman]

STICK is that you from ARFCOM!

I wanted the Colt to stand out ha ha ha she is my baby.



The 6520 has every reason to want to stand out, and yes, its me. I'm a big fan of using angles, and while I make no claims of using them well, it beats not using them at all. :D


Good to see you over here.




ETA- I finally shot a HDR image of one of my newer builds. I've got to say I stink at HDR, but it certainly makes for an interesting look.

[R00KIE]

very cool man, thanks.

[Rmclain3]

My first try at firearms photography, so to speak..............

[Stickman]

You might want to pull the clothespin out of the trigger guard, and use one of the rounds or something else to prop the weapon up. For me, the picture looks a little busy, and the extra items detract from the 1911 itself.

[willy b]

Looks a very busy photo really! Not sure i'm a fan...sorry!

[P.E. Kelley]

Can I play?

My girl bought this as my birthday gift.

Gotta love the "pinto" guns.

Patrick