No.48748
>>48726see
>>35083Next time check for preexisting threads on the same subject please.
No.49519
>>49505Cute joke, but overruled.
No.49590
>>49545Those are not crappy, they are quite nice. The third one is especially gorgeous!
No.49616
>>49614Neat idea for a collection, wiz! Please post more. Is there any particular reason why you like bus stops?
No.49618
>>49616>Is there any particular reason why you like bus stops?Went on a trip across the Czech Republic after I dropped out of university seven years ago. Noticed a great amount of variety among the bus stops there, took pictures of the more interesting ones. It's become a proper hobby of mine since; I take a photo of pretty much any bus stop I come across.
Pic 1: Bus stop in Sárhát, Hungary
Pic 2: Bus stop in Anchar, Bulgaria
Pic 3: Bus stop in San Dorligo della Valle, Italy
No.49623
>>49618Thanks for all these. My favorites are the Estonian and Danish bus stops. That Italian one is interesting. Is that a fountain in the middle, or maybe some sort of drainage?
No.49632
I live in a shitty country where +90% is desert , no natural scenes to take photos
Honestly it looks like pre-historic village mixed with 1900s technology
It looks like utter shit
No.49637
>>49632I think the desert is beautiful.
No.49757
>>49736stupid phone gyro
>>49617I like these types of images. They're reminiscent of how old video game / cg textures were extracted from photos.
No.50218
>>50217That sigh was clearly made by a wise-ass
No.50540
>>50531I love these, something about the combination of autumn leaves, the overcast sky and slightly dull colors, and the expression and posture of the chimp make it so beautiful but sad
No.50885
>>50884I swear these were posted here years back
No.51195
>>51192
There's so much more crimes in sweden these days… where in sweden was this?
No.51204
Do you guys have tips for getting into photography? Equipment to start? Guides? Or should I just check the norman chan?
No.51214
>>51204A camera is a must of course. An entry-level DSLR will let you cover all focal ranges with extra lenses and offer full manual controls. Canon EOS, Nikon D3nnn, and some Sony A series fall under $350 WITH a standard zoom lens (even one with image stabilization). A great point and shoot can still be found for less though, and while usually offering really good zoom, you won't always have manual focus, shutter, or aperture adjustments. Modern cellphones come with great cameras that can automatically choose the best settings, and some even have both wide and standard focal lengths to switch between.
The real question though is what kind of photography are you interested in. Which kind of photographs do you see and like so much that you wish to reproduce the style? What irks you to taking up photography as a hobby? This effects greatly the kind of gear you need. Someone wanting to shoot insects will need macro equipment, someone wanting to shoot architecture should invest in wide lenses with tilt, run-and-gun street photography would work best with a quick automatic lens and stabilization handles, etc etc.
Are there any photographs in this or the previous thread that strike your fancy?
You'd fare well to look at general beginner guides on Youtube as these will give you some examples of possible styles and run you over the basics of getting the most out of any camera. Beware of Youtube photographer personalities though, they can be pretty annoying and even elitist. 4Chan is a good place for all levels of skill but /p/ sometimes fills up with bullies and meme information so be alert.
No.51217
>>51216That depth of field effect or whatever it is is very distracting. I think the pics would be better without it.
No.51709
>>51705Are these closeups of cheese or something?
>>51708You mean like edgy moonman shit or stuff they sing at KKK rallies or something?
No.51716
>>51709Apparently it is a mini-raid by some shitposter on /b/ for some unknown reason.
No.52089
Its almost weird now getting used to wandering around with an actual camera
No.52125
>>51700Some of these are absolutely stunning
No.52199
For the longest time I've wished to get into photography. I have a cheap old DSLR. Can any kind anon direct me to a book/video guide on how to learn to use it effectively?
No.52607
>>52605You should try making bismuth crystals or go to quarries to find really interesting specimens.
No.54607
>>54604>>54603>>54414>>54602I just thought how truly lonely i am as a person, ive no one to share my thoughts, my interest or passion, everything has always been bottle inside of myself. I never truly realized it. Seeing these pictures, memories of past, summer days we all wish we had, but the day i see these is the day i leave my marks on that train rails. I like them, very melancholy and sad for a beautiful summer night. Soon summers over, oh how i wish it too stay..
No.54664
>>54658I really like the first one with the trees and expanse of sky. It exudes a quiet melancholy and resembles both many landscapes I've seen and remember in my life, but also reminds me of a photograph that might have been taken during a lull in one of the great wars, for some reason. Don't know why I get that impression.
Nice stuff anon.
No.54688
>>54658What camera do you use?
No.55240
>>55233Very nice. What camera model if you dont mind me asking?
No.55258
>>55240Yeah thanks, i appericate it.
im not a richfag or anything, but leica m6 with 35mm voitländer, shoot on cinestill 800T.
No.55261
>>55233>>55258how did you convert it to digital?
No.55297
>>55261a photo studio developed the negative pictures then scanned them to digital.
No.55331
>>55261You can just scan negatives with a regular old scanner, then invert the colors to get a positive image. Home scanners with a function for this come with a kind of tray that holds the negatives in place. Though to get high-quality high-resolution images from 35mm you need a really powerful state of the art scanner, so it's better to pay a business that specializes in doing this. Medium format negatives are much larger so you can get good results even with a home scanner.
No.55338
>>55261They sell specialized scanners for this sort of thing but I think lab offers the best quality at an affordable price.
No.55443
>>55440It almost looks more like it's a strap hanging immediately in front of the lens.
No.55516
>>55515Smoke look like cloud you mean
No.55517
>>55516I'm officially retarded, goodnight
No.55518
>>55440I can't explain why this picture is so good, but it is, could see it on an album cover
Maybe the proportions, anybody know?
No.55520
>>55518Look up the "rule of thirds".