Post your best water front, by the water, water scape....

[Hornetbear]

[Heywood]

Which one is your house?

[J.P. FROG]

Very nice, Steve. I'm curious as to what camera and lens combination was used. Any post processing? The horizon has no 'curvature', typical of wide angle lenses, yet it looks like it was taken with a wide angle lens. Some buildings have a slight 'lean' to them, again, indicative to wide angle lenses. Just curious.

[Hornetbear]

that's shot with a 80 mm zoom and a canon d40.

its actually about 10 images stitched together.

I print them on canvas and they're up to 8 ft wide with super high resolution.

it creates a wide angle effect but much sharper than a single shot. you can't take that shot any other way, really.a wide angle lens has 10 percent the information.I shot this on thurs and I hang them at the oasis café in sarasota.

[J.P. FROG]

that's shot with a 80 mm zoom and a canon d40.

its actually about 10 images stitched together.

I print them on canvas and they're up to 8 ft wide with super high resolution.

it creates a wide angle effect but much sharper than a single shot. you can't take that shot any other way, really.a wide angle lens has 10 percent the information.I shot this on thurs and I hang them at the oasis café in sarasota.

Thanks Steve. I will have to stop by the Oasis Cafe and check out some of your work. Cool!

Is this the correct address?

Oasis Cafe
4246 S. Tamiami Trl
Sarasota, FL

[Hornetbear]

thats not the right one.

Its on orange ave. right by the north bridge to siesta key.

its only a breakfast and lunch place.

wait till about 2 weeks from now and ill hang all the aerial stuff Ive shot.

[Rifleman]

[Norm]

I just want to know what floor he was on

[Norm]

ok, you made me go dig up some accidental shots I got
I got this thing about sunrises and the intense colors...


My foggy morning shot....


Hard to duplicate this one... my lens was foggy


Its the focus here guys...and the calm water reflection

[prowler13angler]

One of my favs...

[Lime Cider]