Some BIG high-res artsy photos of my new P2000 V3

[Tungsten]

This is a re-addition to my collection and represents one of those that I never should have parted with the first time. By chance I happened across this at a local shop/range while talking to the manager, and it followed me home with my wife's reluctant blessing. :lol:

http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631852029_wEAUv-XL.jpg

http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631852000_T4hBz-XL.jpg

http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631851990_ca6Ps-XL.jpg

(link to the above in full-size for wallpaper use (http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631851990_ca6Ps-O.jpg))


http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631851993_jKhLk-XL.jpg

(link to the above in full-size for wallpaper use (http://yancys.smugmug.com/photos/631851993_jKhLk-O.jpg))

[E.W.]

Love the P2000 and the pics. Thanks for the new wallpaper.

[Tungsten]

Quite welcome. Glad you enjoyed them.

[AGG]

Those are some great, crystal clear pics--- thanks!!! :eek:

Tony

[Dunedain]

Yes, nice photography. :) Nice gun, too. ;)

[Tungsten]

Thanks guys. My photography is slowly improving... :)

[Poi Dog]

Excellent photos and sweet pistol. I've had my p30 for about 3 weeks now and I'm already wanting a p2000, hk45c, USP expert,...

[MP5_ForTheWin]

Any time you want come to Virginia, I'll buy the beer if you'll take the pictures. These come out looking better than some of the Pros I've seen.

[IMTHESKI]

Nice P2000! Outstanding pics!!! What kind of camea did you use? Or was it your settings? I have been trying to get better at taking pictures but have seen very little improvement. I have a feeling it is partly the camera I am using.

[E.W.]

Hey Tungsten, maybe if your bored some day you can give us all some pointers in the Mad Gun Photo Skillz section at the top of this forum.

[Tungsten]

Any time you want come to Virginia, I'll buy the beer if you'll take the pictures. These come out looking better than some of the Pros I've seen.


Nice P2000! Outstanding pics!!! What kind of camea did you use? Or was it your settings? I have been trying to get better at taking pictures but have seen very little improvement. I have a feeling it is partly the camera I am using.

Thanks guys. The camera is a Canon 30D. The "trick" to photography is all in the lighting. I always try to shoot out of doors, in the early morning before the sun gets high in the sky and always with the widest aperture possible (f/8 typically) and whichever ISO speed supports that aperture best without an extremely slow shutter.

These were all shot using a 75-105mm aspherical zoom an a polarizing filter.

[loupav]

Thanks for sharing! :) I love the P2000 Series, mine are in 9mm. A .40 is soon to follow me home too!

[gimmejr]

Nice, it makes me not want to sell mine.