In 2007 I made this account to upload most of my new photography. Some may know me as "striving" and a Bryce gallery poster.
With some falling off of motivation and interest in 3D graphics, I began getting more involved with photography. Starting with my purchase of a Nikon L1 digital camera in 2006. Which really does an awesome job at Macro/close-up work. But being very limited in any manual controls I got the bug to get more "hands on" with photography. So in 6/07 I bought a Canon EOS Rebel XTi. With only the Kit lens to start off with (18-55mm) and it lacking the quality for good macro, I have started getting into another direction I have wanted to try. Night Photography.
I have always loved the night time. The dark illuminated by lights of all kinds. Neon, flourecent, candles, etc. Something about the look of these really comes alive to me. So with that being a main focus of mine, I decided to make a new account and upload my new works on here. Leaving my other account to my occational 3D works. While all my images posted here will not be night shots. I do hope to fill it with a majority of them. As well as being somewhat new to using a dSLR (I had a Canon AE-1 for several years back in the 80s, but never did much more than shoot on program mode) I wanted a clean slate to watch my own progress clearly.
So heres to a new hobby/new learning curve and hopefully some great photos in my future... So thanks for visiting. -Bruce
Equipment so far: Canon EOS Rebel Xti w/ 18-55, 75-300 III, 50mm 2.5 Compact macro, Hoya Close Up filter set of +4, +2,+1. Bower +10
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Comments (18)
Juliette.Gribnau
impressive; hope you and your house are OK
NightGallery
We are safe... thank you... The Fire Dept. did their job very well!
whaleman
A wonderful shot...looks like it could have been a sunset! Hope you can find that person to thank him.
JeanneDeau
May the gods bless our public servants...they do so much and get so little in return. On another note, I could almost believe this is an autumn sunset or sunrise, the way you shot it.
Hendesse
This sounds very dramatic. How lucky that the fire did not reach the trees. A stunning shot.
durleybeachbum
Horrific scare, Bruce! But you are the true photographer..so glad you recorded the event which hopefully will never be repeated.
illkirch
That was close
Allenox
Scary moments, but terrific photo.
pimanjc
Very scarry and a close call. Good reaction and photo by you.
sharky_
Stay safe my friend. Aloha
bobrgallegos
Aside from Your neighbor losing their home, this is a beautiful capture!!
kgb224
Glad to hear that you and your loved loved ones are safe my friend.God bless.
photosynthesis
From the thumbnail & title, I though this was going to be a fiery sunset shot. Glad you're safe - we still have smoke from the wild fires that have burning for weeks now. Oh, & of course the photo is beautiful...
netot
Impressive! Thanks to God that you, your family and your home are well. Hope your neighbor is unharmed. You have nerves of steel, taking pictures at a time when you were in danger.
Katraz
Sound like you had a lucky escape.
jayfar
Quite a record shot, you were lucky you weren't burnt out of house and home.
angora
OMG! :-((( so glad you escaped a tragedy. hope your neighbors were all safe
tennesseecowgirl
wow what a scary thing to go through and I hope all your neighbors were okay.