Went for a shoot today after service-_- oil change, tire rotation, change wiper blades and change air filter.

comment on pics, and bad comments are allowed

 

those are all good shots. Like the second pic the best due to the shadows, reflection of the light and the angle. Good job.

 

i love the colours in these shots

the zellers pic was pretty funny though (don't know why)... is that the one at west mall?

 

sooo thats what canada looks like

 

bramalea city centre

 

awesome pics...

I'm still trying to find a good place to take pictures in sauga =\

 

Those are some great shots!

You gotta lose the license plate holder though. I hate it when the dealers force their advertisement on people.

Great shots!!

 

whats zellers?

 

Great shot, I liked the Zellers pic too, don't know why.......... very natural

 

Its where the lowest price is the law.....everyday!

Sic pictures!

 

Hey those are some excellent pics...loving the location..., Very nice...next time call me...

 

i dont like the way the fisheye make the wheels look bent.

 

wasnt fish eye..it was an ultra wide angle

 

ill take you up on that offer

 

Great Shots!! Like the drama in the sky shots ... great lighting, shadows and reflections.

Make sure you get the sensor cleaned in that camera ... it's leaving some dark spots on the images.

Very well done!!

 

really love the location you chose for the shots.

 

where do you get the sensor cleaned? and is it expensive? Do you also have to clean out the lens'?

 

Actually, as I reviewed the photo's I do not see the spots on all the shots. Could have been dirt on the lens and perhaps you cleaned it off at some point. An easy way to tell is to take a pic of the sky (full frame) with little to no clouds (hard to find, so zoom in) or something solid in colour and smooth texture like a painted wall (stay away from grey). Look at the photo in full size and look for grey dots, like little fuzzy balloons in the distance. As long as the lens is clean on both sides, this means that the sensor has dirt on it.

To clean the lens you should have some lens paper and cleaning fluid, or a simple 'spud' cloth from Henry's (these are cheap options and work well). The lens is sealed so there is no cleaning required on the inside. There are many many options for cleaning solutions for a lens, but keeping low on cost is perfectly ok.

You should be able to take your camera to a photo store (ie Henry') and they can do it for you (I don't think it is too expensive) but you would be best to phone first. I have a kit and clean my own so I do not know the cost ... sorry.

 

should set up a time for a photo shoot.
I'm having my baby waxed soon......would like to see sum pics pics of her with your camera.