Bricks in Motion
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If you want quality, look at Panasonic's LUMIX lineup.
Even the little point-and-shoots sport up to 14MP.
Up until very recently, I used the LUMIX Dmc-fz35, and I loved it.
Spider, this one is superb! I can't stop looking at it!
Love the bottom one!
What camera did you use?
Love the bottom one!
What camera did you use?
An extremely old Canon EOS 350D with a macro lens (I forgot to change the lens into a suitable one). Glad you liked it!
In no particular order/theme here's just some stuff from over past year.
Went into space and entered a close orbit to the sun to take this one
Took these out a plane window when I was flying to a University interview (I got a place)
Will upload more photos later.
Sorry I don't have a good camera so I took this with my webcam after I dropped my iPod and the screen cracked.
EDIT: Sorry for the Double Post
Just messing around with a picture and trying out my new flame brushes
The lighting is good, the masking is decent, but next time try taking a picture on a piece of black paper. What did you do to the flame? It has a split, also the "on fire" text is hard to read. Good job on this one. Not sure how good I could do. 
*BUMP*
Here's a few photos I had saved on my old camera (some date back to 2009-2011).
This is what it looks like when you're leaving Padre Island at mid-sunset. It's not very exciting, but I thought it looked nice.
Some kind of bird...
A group of trees in the mountains in Brighton, Utah.
The LDS Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah on a cold day (this is where my parents were married).
Looks seamless!
I haven't forgotten about your project, my power's just out.
Unfortunately, I probably won't get around to anything editing-related until I have power. I live in a rural area, so that could be a couple of days at most. I'll still be available to contact via Twitter, Skype and email on my phone.
Here are two pictures from a storm yesterday at my house. Sorry about the bad quality. 
Nice!
What camera and settings were you using?
@Hoogle- Where is that? It looks great. Nice job.
@Keesret- My only problem with it is that since you didn't bother with field of view, the blocks are warped.
An abandoned derelict castle me and some friends went to. I live in Scotland so there is quite a few of those. It was pretty unsafe, the fall was falling into the basements and stuff but still it looked cool.
Are you all ready?
Some are textures and others are normal photography:
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