Messaging
Most recent messages are at the top
| Alex T. | |
FYDP status: Spock has landed!
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| Richard | |
| Haha, *everything* for the 360. I expect some serious gaming sessions this coming Fall... | |
| Katie | |
| Xbox 360 fans eh... I'm a Wii fann | |
| Adrian | |
| OMGOSH OMGOSH OMGOSH FFXIII for Xbox 360!!! | |
| Timbo | |
| Bonus for the lean mean fat reducing grilling machine! | |
| Timbo | |
| Using the slideshow below to transition between 7 and 8 of 40 in Bei's Birthday set creates a pretty cool, and maybe creepy effect!
Awesome photos Al, although, where is the Canada Day BBQ set!? You haven't cover the Toronto happenings since Christmas! | |
| Scott | |
| its true. | |
| Richard | |
| Yes...? | |
| Dan H. | |
| @Richard: ... | |
| Richard | |
| Oh there's so much FOB. My eyes... | |
| Alex T. | |
| Next...
Happy Birthday Bei! 
The rest of the photos: Happy Birthday Liz! 
The rest of the photos: V ^.^ V Yeah | |
| Anonymous | |
| wow!! awesome shots alex! it feels as though almost every shot tells a very interesting story. picture = 1000 words right??? | |
| Alex T. | |
| First off...
ToT Volleyball Playoffs 
The rest of the photos: YoY Volleyball Playoffs 
The rest of the photos: This time around, only the 50mm prime lens was used. All of the photos in ToT were shot at f/1.8 because of the poor dim lighting. Only cloudy daylight shone through the windows. The gym lights were not turned on until the end of the match. YoY got better lighting since the gym lights were on. This allowed me to shoot at f/2.8 for more sharpness, but still keep a 1/250s shutter speed for moderate amounts of action freezing goodness while balancing exposure. The fixed 50mm view was challenging for framing, but the lower ISO selections made it well worth it. Auto ISO on Nikon dSLRs is awesome. This allows me to keep the noise down as low as possible while keeping shutter speed and exposure as expected. Thanks for inviting me, guys. I'll see what else I can come up with for Tuesday's game. I'll be trying out my Sigma 24-60mm f/2.8 for a variable view with semi-low light performance and OK bokeh. If I'm adventurous, maybe I'll even pull out the slow 300mm for some tight framing and excruciating facial expressions. I can't wait. | |
| Alex T. | |
| ...it's coming...
to get you. | |
| Mark H. | |
| ...still waiting.... | |
| Alex T. | |
| Also upcoming:
Bei and Liz's Birthday photos from tonight. Happy Birthday! Good things come in pairs, Richard! ;) | |
| Richard | |
| Wow, Alex. Pulling double duty there, eh? | |
| Alex T. | |
| Upcoming content (but probably not until this weekend):
Photos from Tuesday's ToT and YoY volleyball games. There are some interesting positions this time around too... | |
| Dan H. | |
| what story? | |
| Mark H. | |
| HAHA awesome short story of "Violation of Little John"
courtesy goes to me!!! ^.^ | |
| Alex T. | |
| Dang. The clamp that the rocker dude and other dude used to clip the security cable off the dead LCD monitor was massively impressive: one metre long finger-snipping goodness.
Scary... | |
| Calvin | |
| I love the picture of Farran violating John... | |
| Dan T. | |
| I like the "out of order" sign, lol...
maybe that's why rocker dude looked out of place haha | |
| Timbo | |
| Work & Play! That's the way to do it! | |
| Dan H. | |
| In all the pictures of me, I'm slaving away at the computer... My butt hurts from sitting in that chair all day.
Oh ya, and you can see the annoying tech support guy in some of the pics. He's the 40yr old with the rocker long hair... | |
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