1
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191667824-M.jpg

2
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191665824-M.jpg

3
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191666737-M.jpg

4
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191667494-M.jpg

5
This one was inspired by Skweekie
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191666222-M.jpg

All taken with D50 and Tokina 12-24.
Comments and criticism always appreciated.

Looks great Kev. Post processed or straight outta the D50?

When you said beach pics that isnt what I was expecting.

Very little PP.
Just curves, levels, level horizon, USM

When you said beach pics that isnt what I was expecting.

I guess you were expecting some boobies :stop:

When you said beach pics that isnt what I was expecting.

Then go to the bar.
this is the photography section lol

sweet shots as always kwork

3 is my fave, love the colors in the sky.

Very little PP.
Just curves, levels, level horizon, USM

nice pics dude

how does the level horizon work? I never seem to get my horizons straight..

Love these! Last one FTW :thumbsup:

+Repped :bow:


EDIT: Just realized who your inspiration was :bow:
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/7566/img6676gz3.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

whoa...pic 4 looks unreal with the clouds for some reason
nice pics

i like 4 the best

1
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191667824-M.jpg

2
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191665824-M.jpg

3
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191666737-M.jpg

4
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191667494-M.jpg

5
This one was inspired by Skweekie
http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191666222-M.jpg

All taken with D50 and Tokina 12-24.
Comments and criticism always appreciated.


:( pix of chix in bikinis

nice pics dude

how does the level horizon work? I never seem to get my horizons straight..

Nikon NX or Nikon Capture 4 both have a straighten function.
Works for horizontal or vertical. Just click the straighten button then click one side of your horizon line then stretch it across to the other end of your horizon. (or along the edge of a vertical line.
It will also recrop at the same time to eliminate anything that wouldn't fit in a rectangle when you rotate it.

Chick in a bikini

http://kevinworkphotography.smugmug.com/photos/191670475-M.jpg

thats a great location and I've seen many great shots from there. It just sucks in your case that a lot of the lights were out on the pier. Other than that, the pictures look great

It's amazing how fast the sun sets.In a period of 10 minutes, it went from just above the horizon to GONE.
I walked out on the beach from the parking lot with just my 12-24 and tripod and immediately wished I had brought another lens to get more of the sun in the pic. No time to go back to the car so I had to make do with what I brought.

thats a great location and I've seen many great shots from there. It just sucks in your case that a lot of the lights were out on the pier. Other than that, the pictures look great

I kinda like the reflections of the lights though. Would've took more pics but there were sooo many people still out (Labor Day weekend) that I was getting frustrated by people walking across in front of me.
Might go back again at Thanksgiving.

I like number 4 the most. The reflection and color of the water is awesome.

I love 1. and 4. GREAT PICS! +1

Beautiful shots mang.

Whats with the small photos? You think keeping it small will hide the dust spots on your sensor? :rotfl:

great exposures. i like the long one specially

Beautiful shots mang.

Whats with the small photos? You think keeping it small will hide the dust spots on your sensor? :rotfl:

#4 has some mist on the lens. Some a$$hole decided to empty his cooler from the pier while I was under it taking pics

Sweet shots!
#5 ftw.

great exposures. i like the long one specially
Since the exif data disappeared:
#1 was 1/8 sec f/11
#2 was 1/4 sec f/14
#3 was 2.5 sec f/22
#4 was 15 sec f/22
#5 was 5 sec f/22

Love #1 :D.

Thanks man.

#4 ftw. lovin how dark and gloomy the clouds were. +rep!