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11/22/2003 01:09:31 AM · #1
Some of the shots from my recent trip to NYC. We had a great time. Comments welcome.



Anybody else traveling to a different city?
11/22/2003 09:01:51 AM · #2
You got some really great shots there - full of colour and patterns. Nicely done. I like the taxi shot a lot.
11/22/2003 12:17:31 PM · #3
I like this new contrasty style you've developed lately mario - kind of edgy. lots of elements fighting for your attention. well done.

Pedro
11/22/2003 03:57:07 PM · #4
Super shots, mariomel! These are all so great I can't even pick one as the best. Nice job.

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11/22/2003 06:16:28 PM · #5
These are from about a year and a half ago but it's the last trip we got to take.
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11/23/2003 08:05:18 PM · #6
Wow, mariomel, those are awesome. The variety of colors and angles are amazing.

I dug through my photos from my cruise in Southern Europe last year. Results:
(Please ignore how stupid the site is being, if a "Not Found" page comes up, just press refresh until it comes up with the photo)
- The Pantheon
- Sunbeam
- Protector
- Our Wake
- Barcelona Cathedral
- Barcelona Battlement
11/23/2003 08:37:33 PM · #7
Here are some from Yosemite:

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//www.deviantart.com/view/3275007/
//www.deviantart.com/view/3275130/
11/23/2003 09:20:25 PM · #8
Here are a few NYC G2 shots

//www.pbase.com/gordonmcgregor/nyc2002
11/23/2003 09:30:03 PM · #9
Nice shots.

Here's some from around O'ahu...a lot more still to upload though.


11/23/2003 11:33:51 PM · #10
On my site Http://mariacosta.instantlogic.com I have some from Rio, Canada and Vermont.
Loved your pictures, mariomel. All of them.
And Gordon, awesome panoramas.
11/24/2003 09:26:48 AM · #11
Originally posted by Gordon:

Here are a few NYC G2 shots

//www.pbase.com/gordonmcgregor/nyc2002


I loved the panorama of NYC. Great shot! Wished I had thought of that. Somehow, I find difficult balancing a family trip with serious (read: artistic) photography! I found myself often stragling behind my wife and daughter, as I looked for photo opps.
11/24/2003 10:35:13 AM · #12
Here are some from a recent weekend in Newport Beach, California. I'm particularly amused by the painted sign reading "JUMPING DIVING DOGS NO" on the pier.

pictures on my site
11/24/2003 10:39:19 AM · #13
Originally posted by mariomel:

Originally posted by Gordon:

Here are a few NYC G2 shots

//www.pbase.com/gordonmcgregor/nyc2002


I loved the panorama of NYC. Great shot! Wished I had thought of that. Somehow, I find difficult balancing a family trip with serious (read: artistic) photography! I found myself often stragling behind my wife and daughter, as I looked for photo opps.


I have a very wonderful and long suffering wife. She now has a camera of her own :) But really what I try and do is only take the shots that are really worthwhile and letting some less potentially good opportunities slide. But most of my trip shots are family/ touristy snaps rather than anything carefully considered

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11/24/2003 10:54:27 AM · #14
I hate to follow the trend here but New York is the only place I've traveled since I got my camera so here you go...

//photos.ez-xc.com/nypics.html

11/24/2003 11:11:55 AM · #15
Some great shots Mariomel!
I think you have a very artistic eye.
I live right across the river(NJ) and yet, have not taken the time to get any good city shots.
Can you tell me from where you shot the Statue shot?
11/24/2003 12:04:02 PM · #16
Terry, thank you for your comment. The Statue shot was taken from the Esplanade along the Hudson River, right at the bottom of Liberty Street. I used my Sigma 70-300mm. I had no tripod, so I rested the camera on a lampost concrete base, using my gloves to adjust the framing. Used the timer. I should get a little beanbag thingy to help in the future.

Xcharrier, what lens did you use on many of your shots? Quite the perspective.
12/08/2003 11:51:42 AM · #17
Originally posted by mariomel:

Xcharrier, what lens did you use on many of your shots? Quite the perspective.


mariomel... I mainly used my sigma 15mm F2.8 and my sigma 28-80 F3.5-5.6

I assume the persepective you're refering to are my 15mm shots... I personally love that lens. Unfortunately, with my camera it shoots like a 24mm.
12/08/2003 12:00:54 PM · #18
My husband and I will be going to Europe in April... I can't wait!! In June of this year we went to Australia, where my husband is from. I won't bore you with the hundreds of photos I took, but I found this sign to be rather amusing. Seen at a local fair, or "show" as they're called in Oz.

//www.deandi.com/photos/oz/misc/dscf0072.jpg

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12/08/2003 12:36:42 PM · #19
Great work!
I would love to hang any of these photos on our wall.

(Psst. now tell us where you bought the postcards that you scanned! LOL)

Seriously, very well done.


Originally posted by mariomel:

Some of the shots from my recent trip to NYC. We had a great time. Comments welcome.

12/08/2003 01:55:00 PM · #20
Originally posted by Calvus:

Great work!
I would love to hang any of these photos on our wall.


Thanks.

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