Photographers Thread - Post your work

[StockTalon]

Originally Posted by Iheartford4334

what do you use to edit them? and what camera do you use?

Lightroom and a D50.
For the rest of the Facespace quality pictures:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...2583035&type=1

[lyonsroar]

Originally Posted by Iheartford4334

when you edit a picture you ALWAYS keep your originals... dont re edit them that defeats the purpose..just next time post the raw before you edit.

I don't keep all my originals. What's the point of that?

They just take up hard drive space.

[Iheartford4334]

That the number one rule in photography haha..i guess you can do whatever you want.

[Iheartford4334]

Originally Posted by StockTalon

Lightroom and a D50.
For the rest of the Facespace quality pictures:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...2583035&type=1

cool and nice pics

[StockTalon]

Originally Posted by Iheartford4334

That the number one rule in photography haha..i guess you can do whatever you want.

I'm limited on disk space, I only have 2tb until I get the money to build a server.

[Iheartford4334]

i guess compromising bc of space is fine lol i guess im just really organized and keep space open

[lyonsroar]

Originally Posted by Iheartford4334

That the number one rule in photography haha..i guess you can do whatever you want.

Always question the rules.

So I ask again:

Why?

[Iheartford4334]

to have your originals. like anything else the originals are priceless. Rather have a original preserved 1965 mustang or custom rusted one?

[StockTalon]

Originally Posted by Iheartford4334

to have your originals. like anything else the originals are priceless. Rather have a original preserved 1965 mustang or custom rusted one?

How much money do I have for said car? If money isn't an issue, a small tire turbo 4v would be more fun than an original. If money is an issue, neither.

[lyonsroar]

an original snap of a car will not be worth what an 1965 Mustang is.

The analogy is flawed.