Hi, I'm Wally!

r3t1awr3yd

I couldn't find an "introduce yourself section" so I'm making this thread to introduce myself and seem less like a creeper.

I found my way here from some friends @ SVRider.com actually and have been looking for a good photography forum since my old favorite (silverlake) started charging for membership.

Here are some personal favorite shots to show some of my style. Feel free to c/c as you feel necessary

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So yeah, basically, I love to shoot anything. Weddings, motorcycles (motorcyclist here), local musicians (as I am one of these too), travel shots, people, places, macro, nightshots, whatever.

I live in college park so if there are every any Dgrin meets to head into DC or some fun MD places, let me know :wave

saikano

Nice to meet ya,cool photos

r3t1awr3yd

(nice to meet everyone here lol)

Scott_Quier

Welcome - very nice to meet you!

Would be nice to see a bit of a variety in your photos (that's a joke, OK!)

I really, really, like your #8 - for some reason it just really works for me!

r3t1awr3yd

Scott_Quier wrote: »

Welcome - very nice to meet you!

Would be nice to see a bit of a variety in your photos (that's a joke, OK!)

I really, really, like your #8 - for some reason it just really works for me!

. Variety is the spice of life, right?

#8 is a funny pic because as soon as I walked into my buddy's house to shoot his daughter, I was like "OMG, I need to shoot that couch!". Dude's got a hugely retro styling thing going on.

Nikonic1

Scott_Quier wrote: »

I really, really, like your #8 - for some reason it just really works for me!

I instantly thought the same thing. Awesome shot and the woman being gorgeous certainly isn't hurting things!

trevorb

I really like the angle on #1, very captivating. #8 is a wonderful portrait, love the tones.

r3t1awr3yd

trevorb wrote: »

I really like the angle on #1, very captivating. #8 is a wonderful portrait, love the tones.

#1, I just held my camera in the air lol. I had to clone out my foot. It was the only way to get close enough to my buddy's bike.

#8, Thanks for the compliments on this one guys.