Brick and Tin ( First shots from 40D )

[ehab]

One of my first shots off the 40D. Didn't feel like moving out of the house. It was a 33* celcius day.

EOS 40D, 17-85 f4-5.6


http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2232/2398373399_c859cb534e_o.jpg


Same shot, playing with RGB curves.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3230/2398373225_7cd9aac0f1_o.jpg





B/w, Sharpening

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2170/2399203676_7ae4c422a6_o.jpg



Which one do you like the best (if any :P) ?

[psychosupreme]

looks like you had the right idea when you noticed the lines.....

however, it seems to be framed improperly or something, it just doesn't do anything for me, sorry.

[Flo]

What got my eye was the tag with your name on it;) You been playin ?

[gooble]

33º C? Is it really high humidity? That's like 91º F which is pretty mild for Phoenix, AZ. :) But Phoenix isn't humid.

I like the colors on the second.

There's a lot of vignetting. Is that all lens?

[ehab]

What got my eye was the tag with your name on it;) You been playin ?

Haha - thats done almost 2 years back, when I got my first camera , a Kodak 6490 if I can remember. I still have it.

33º C? Is it really high humidity? That's like 91º F which is pretty mild for Phoenix, AZ. :) But Phoenix isn't humid.

I like the colors on the second.

There's a lot of vignetting. Is that all lens?

That is all Lens. Canon's software can remove it - so it claims, I did not try it yet.

It is pretty humid here, you get out - it gets tiring. Environment here is very different than what you have in AZ.

Regarding the photo, I really have to think more and place things properly next time.

Not enough inspiration lately :(