Shelby Grimnes Photography thread! UPDATE

[.erik]

those are really nice shelby i like them alot.

keep em coming

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

thank you dylan and erik.

 

[Tom6]

T down one is so sexual
Love the colours and comp and shiit
Good work!

 

[young08]

Steadman when you are tabeling , try and put ur left arm between the gap of ur right arm and your body

The tdown is so sick! good comp n framing on it Shelb

 

[Scoots13]

nice pictures ,keep em coming

 

[Steezeman]

Steadman when you are tabeling , try and put ur left arm between the gap of ur right arm and your body

The tdown is so sick! good comp n framing on it Shelb

Thanks dawg, I'll work on that.

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

Thanks everyone!!

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

NEW

check out the stars and tree lighting

enjoy!

 

[jerms747]

sick!

 

[Jake ODonnell]

when were you at skate barn?

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

like some time in july. and thanks jeremy

 

[James Scown]

Yea, lay off the saturation. They look sooo fake.

fuuck that shittt they're gnarly!

 

[young08]

love the 1st 1, shame about the wonky horizon, in PS rotate it slightly

 

[huskylax29]

i think the 1st and last ones are the best but they're all awesome

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

thanks guys! and ill try to rotate it.

 

[skavenger]

They look real good shelby. I dont have any photography skills:/

 

[DavidMiles47]

They look real good shelby. I dont have any photography skills:/

 

[P4RK3R]

lol yeah i like to use saturdated tool alot. i wish my cammy could make sick colors, most of it is done in photoshop.

go to your camera menu, then go to the second menu from the left. then push up, you should be on parimeters. click set twice, and click "set 2" and turn everything all the way down, but keep contrast on the first notch, and saturation on the last notch, the one with the + sign.

that should work good for the saturation problem, but shooting indoors, you have to ajust the white balance a lot. take a picture of a white wall, it should be orange, and set the WB off of that, and your good to go.


your welcome

 

[P4RK3R]

yeah we had a nice sky that day

for an extra pop on the sky, try a circular polarizer filter. they range from $15 to $250, but if you stay in the $30-40 range, they should be fairly decent (try the brand hoya for really good, inexpensive results)

then when you meter the shot, underexpose the ambient (shutter speed) by 2 stops.

and i like the first 2 pictures a lot, it looks like a b&w version of EA skate

 

[Shelby Grimnes]

thanks but i know how to adjust the sets. i just use to much sat on ps.