E-500 pictures in Malta

shchow · 19th January 2006

Today weather is great. Managed to take some pictures.

#1 Frencesco, a new friend of mine. He is a very happy and contended man, a restaurant owner.

#2 a breath taking view of the cliff near the restaurant of Frencesco.

#3 A fisher man who is very happy with the weather and his catch of the day.

Made a mistake here. Not all pictures taken with E-500 + 11~22mm...

, so, i've updated this post with more details:
[#1] is taken with
Lens: ZD 15-54mm
Focal Length: 42mm (eqv. 84mm)
ISO: 100
F-stop: F4
Shutter: 1/800

[#2] is taken with
Lens: ZD 11~22mm
Focal Length: 11mm (eqv. 22mm)
ISO: 100
F-stop: F13
Shutter: 1/160

[#3] is take with
Lens: ZD 11~22mm
Focal Length: 11mm (eqv. 22mm)
ISO: 100
F-stop: F4
Shutter: 1/800

~ SH ~

Hacker · 19th January 2006

Good shots, very sharp.

digitalbuff · 19th January 2006

Love the series. 11-22mm seems good for portraits too.

nightpiper · 19th January 2006

beautiful bro!!

make me want to go there also.... DDDRRROOOOLLLL...~!

looks like the E500 has pretty good DR.

KEEP THEM COMING!!

tao · 19th January 2006

Beautiful shots... In use, I have come to realise that other than landscapes and architecture, the 11-22mm is also excellent for 'larger than life' portraiture and even closeups.

selamatlzh · 19th January 2006

Nice !

Benng · 19th January 2006

Nice shots.

Simply breathtaking..... Thanks for sharing.

shchow · 20th January 2006

thanks guys for all your supports.... i'll continue learning and improving my photos, and continue to take more good photos...

I'm still learning on how to make a picture with good composition... although i kept running through my minds on the "rule of 1/3".... but, very often, can't capture the feeling that i want to...

and infact, the two nice portraits (francesco and the fisherman) are actually spontaneous shots.... and that turns out nicer than I expect.

May be, the secret of great photography is to keep trying, don't think too much...

anyway, enjoy, and will keep posting more pictures... and your critiques are most welcome.

Hacker · 20th January 2006

Originally Posted by shchow

anyway, enjoy, and will keep posting more pictures... and your critiques are most welcome.

With lots of practice, it will be second nature. BTW, you got 2 of the best lenses around. Small and portable.

raymond10 · 21st January 2006

I agree. 2 of the best lenses around. Nice shots. I like number 1 and 2.

19th January 2006	#5
tao Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Land of the Vegetables Posts: 3,015	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta Beautiful shots... In use, I have come to realise that other than landscapes and architecture, the 11-22mm is also excellent for 'larger than life' portraiture and even closeups.

19th January 2006	#6
selamatlzh Gallery Subscriber Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Sinagpore Posts: 863	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta Nice ! __________________ Visit my Homepage

19th January 2006	#7
Benng Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: SG Posts: 304	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta Nice shots. Simply breathtaking..... Thanks for sharing.

20th January 2006	#8
shchow Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore CLEMENTI Posts: 732	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta thanks guys for all your supports.... i'll continue learning and improving my photos, and continue to take more good photos... I'm still learning on how to make a picture with good composition... although i kept running through my minds on the "rule of 1/3".... but, very often, can't capture the feeling that i want to... and infact, the two nice portraits (francesco and the fisherman) are actually spontaneous shots.... and that turns out nicer than I expect. May be, the secret of great photography is to keep trying, don't think too much... anyway, enjoy, and will keep posting more pictures... and your critiques are most welcome.

21st January 2006	#10
raymond10 Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: East Posts: 220	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta I agree. 2 of the best lenses around. Nice shots. I like number 1 and 2.

19th January 2006	#1
shchow Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore CLEMENTI Posts: 732	E-500 pictures in Malta Today weather is great. Managed to take some pictures. #1 Frencesco, a new friend of mine. He is a very happy and contended man, a restaurant owner. #2 a breath taking view of the cliff near the restaurant of Frencesco. #3 A fisher man who is very happy with the weather and his catch of the day. Made a mistake here. Not all pictures taken with E-500 + 11~22mm... , so, i've updated this post with more details: [#1] is taken with Lens: ZD 15-54mm Focal Length: 42mm (eqv. 84mm) ISO: 100 F-stop: F4 Shutter: 1/800 [#2] is taken with Lens: ZD 11~22mm Focal Length: 11mm (eqv. 22mm) ISO: 100 F-stop: F13 Shutter: 1/160 [#3] is take with Lens: ZD 11~22mm Focal Length: 11mm (eqv. 22mm) ISO: 100 F-stop: F4 Shutter: 1/800 ~ SH ~ Last edited by shchow; 19th January 2006 at 04:44 PM.

19th January 2006	#2
Hacker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Cyberspace Posts: 3,153	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta Good shots, very sharp.

19th January 2006	#3
digitalbuff Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 769	Re: E-500 pictures in Malta Love the series. 11-22mm seems good for portraits too.

19th January 2006	#4
nightpiper Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,840	beautiful bro!! make me want to go there also.... DDDRRROOOOLLLL...~! looks like the E500 has pretty good DR. KEEP THEM COMING!!