







thats it for now... these were all taken on a plot of 5k acres near batesville AR











i dont even know what that is lolm6speed;168324 wrote:buy a polarizer


its a filter.99SilverCX;168433 wrote:i dont even know what that is lol


exactly what he said i was looking at some portfolios of the school of the art institute in chicago that i just got accepted to and dude if you want you could make it in this field this is spectacular work for a beginner props manCleanGSR;168461 wrote:Be careful about overexposing the sky. When you blow the sky out and it ends up solid white it really takes away from the photo. A Graduated ND filter is going to help you as much (or more in certain instances) than a polarizer. If you get a polarizer make sure to get a circular polarizer. Also if you plan to upgrade from the kit lens then you might hold off on filters since a 52mm filter won't fit if you get something new that has a 67mm thread size.

Sorry, but was that response to me or the OP? I've confused because you quoted me but I didn't post any pictures in this thread.B16inside;169347 wrote:exactly what he said i was looking at some portfolios of the school of the art institute in chicago that i just got accepted to and dude if you want you could make it in this field this is spectacular work for a beginner props man
it seems like you are into the same art as me i like landscape automotive and stillwork
