J-BlickPhoto Thread

OK...:thumb3:

1. Wow, you had me at the page-1 snow pic...simply stunning

2. i didnt know the T4R was a Supermodel too

and

3. Man, you have an eye and a heap of talent...we need to get Toyota on the line and get you into a commercial of some sort...print or TV Montage...something...nothing could do our beloved T4Rs justice like your work...

Patrick L.
Ft. Washington, Md.
 
Bored at work on the Friday after Christmas...

I swear i have looked at every page of this wonderful thread...and it just hit me...


Sir, you are simply following Toyota's instructions:

Toyota, Let's Go Places!!!
 
May not have an awesome camera like some of you guys but heres one for the season...Happy Holidays!
 

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It's been far too quiet in here lately.

I vote that all new members must view every part of this thread before their first post. :cheers:
 
Ok, it's been a while....

The Runner is still going strong, however she's taken some beatings as of late. Wheeling in the snow has it's drawbacks!

I hope to be posting a lot more...
 

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Two more for the hell of it. Mid 70's in Colorado!!!
 

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Some Oldies...

Would you believe these were taken in Texas?
 

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I keep looking at getting a fisheye but then I talk myself out of spending the money on a lens I wouldn't end up using a whole lot. I think they'd make some really interesting night sky shots and I really like the way your landscapes turned out. Maybe I'll look into a cheaper 3rd party brand (the only Nikon full frame fisheye is a grand) to try it out.
 
I keep looking at getting a fisheye but then I talk myself out of spending the money on a lens I wouldn't end up using a whole lot. I think they'd make some really interesting night sky shots and I really like the way your landscapes turned out. Maybe I'll look into a cheaper 3rd party brand (the only Nikon full frame fisheye is a grand) to try it out.

Really?! Nikon only makes one full frame fisheye? that's surprising.
I never looked into it.
 
Canon 15mm Fisheye

I keep looking at getting a fisheye but then I talk myself out of spending the money on a lens I wouldn't end up using a whole lot. I think they'd make some really interesting night sky shots and I really like the way your landscapes turned out. Maybe I'll look into a cheaper 3rd party brand (the only Nikon full frame fisheye is a grand) to try it out.

First, I know absolutely nothing about lens or cameras. What I do know though is a fisheye lens shot is much closer to "being there" than a standard lens shot because in my mind it mimics peripheral vision somewhat. Well at least it does to me. If there were a way to blur the left and right edges and blend it to sharp focus in the middle 75% of the pic then you would capture what your eye typically sees, or at least my eyes. Great pics Jacob and I love the fisheye ones especially.
 

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