Dominic Sberna's photostream

This might be my last upload on Flickr for a long time. I thank all of you who have watched my work progress, but it has come to the point as of a few months ago that I stopped posting on here. Please continue to follow my photography on Facebook. It would mean alot to me and it is very greatly appreciated! Thank you all.

Took this a few weeks back when I was out shooting with my friend Nate. Shot on RAW format and touched up in Photoshop CS4. I really like the way these two shots turned out. I finally got a good useage out of my ND Filter! I apologize for not being on here too much and not posting alot these days. Just been really busy times and not always feeling the need to post for some reason. I am still doing work and hopefully by this time next year I will have an official website to maintain to. Thanks to all of you have viewed these recent shots!

Took this a few weeks back when I was out shooting with my friend Nate. Shot on RAW format and touched up in Photoshop CS4. I really like the way these two shots turned out. I finally got a good useage out of my ND Filter! I apologize for not being on here too much and not posting alot these days. Just been really busy times and not always feeling the need to post for some reason. I am still doing work and hopefully by this time next year I will have an official website to maintain to. Thanks to all of you have viewed these recent shots!

This is my Sigma 50mm f1.4 lens. This was taken on a lightbox and no other source of light was used. No softboxes, umbrellas, or flash. If you ever have the chance to use a lightbox I would strongly suggest doing so. Especially if you ever plan to sell a lens. I am not planning to sell this, but if I was this is how I'd go about doing so. I just took this for fun one day when I was in the Mac lab where I attend college. You might notice that I actually forgot to remove my polarization filter from the lens in the photo.

Took this a little while back. If anyone has or has not noticed, this is also my flickr display picture. If you have an external flash unit, or even a flash light(maybe), you can do this as well. Long exposure and tripod are definately needed as well. Let me know what you all think of this.