Local car show with my 10-22

[ScottsGT]

OK, I got carried away with my new 10-22

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5984.jpg
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5960.jpg
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5935.jpg
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5942A.jpg
Thoughts?? Photobucket make the images a little softer, and I know, the last one has my big ole arse in the bumper, but hey, I don't have any photoshop programs. These are out of the camera with a little sharpening and exposure control using the Canon software.

[Dom87SS]

they all seem to be cropped to tight for me. the t bucket looks best to me though

[PhotosGuy]

These are good "Day Show" shots, but my first thought is "10mm & he still can't get all of a car in the frame?" ;) I don't have any photoshop programs. There are several l free ones, even from Canon. DPP, GIMP... Photobucket make the images a little softer, It's good if you set it up right, & it could be that PhotoBucket has resized?
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I always click on the image to get the 100% size that I've uploaded, & then use that URL for display.

[TTk]

You might have got carried away but they are great shot's, T Bucket for me nice detailed shot.

[kndguy]

I, too, would have enjoyed full shots of the car.

[RadAL]

watch out for reflections... like on the chrome truck bumper.

[ScottsGT]

watch out for reflections... like on the chrome truck bumper.


Yea, this was my first time out with the 10-22. I got carried away using it a little too much. My 13 yo was bugging me to go, so I didn't have time to think clearly. After I got home I realized almost all my shots were "up close in your face" types.

I, too, would have enjoyed full shots of the car.

Here's a couple more of the '49 Chevy. As mentioned above, got carried away playing around with the new lens and didn't even give it a second thought about full shots.:rolleyes:

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5945.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/ScottsGT/IMG_5949.jpg

Just over the left headlight you can see the Thunderbolt Fairlane. I'm really kicking my butt for not getting better photos of that one.

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[Cole_Schmitt]

Look nice except why crop out the front bumper corners?