Post your weekly project photos here.

[Chris J]

Nice touch on the dormers Paul.

[NightScenes]

Chris, I use a Canon EOS Rebel XT and put it on auto/no flash and it works great! I do clean it up a little using auto settings and shadow/highlight in photoshop though.

[Lite4]

Thanks Chris, you will be able to as well with good lenses.

[NightScenes]

Originally Posted by Chris J

Nice touch on the dormers Paul.

Thanks Chris, just some MR11 fixtures with frosted lenses.

[TXNSLighting]

Looks great paul. Those dormers turned out nice. Love your work. Love the moon lighting to.

[BUSH LOVER]

cast lighting has the best photos i've ever seen.

[Pro-Scapes]

whats the deal ? Texas night scapes and nightscapes... You franchising out paul ?

[NightScenes]

No Billy, I'm not franchising. I'm just going to say that my attorney is working on this issue.

[Pro-Scapes]

Originally Posted by nightscapespaul

No Billy, I'm not franchising. I'm just going to say that my attorney is working on this issue.

Ruh roh raggy

[INTEGRA Bespoke Lighting]

Originally Posted by Chris J

I need to go back through the archives and read up on the top picks for camera options. I wish there was a camera out there that you could put on auto, and do nothing but change the exposure time. I would be willing to pay hansomly for that kind of idiot proof camera. Yours does take really nice pictures though (or you do I should say).

Hi Chris: For years I got excellent results from my Canon G3. (current version is a Canon G6) It is a great full function camera for taking great shots in all circumstances. All of the photography on my web site ( www.integralighting.com ) was taken with this camera.

If you are not into full pro camera rigs I would highly recommend it. Recently I upgraded to a Canon 30D and added a lot of awesome lenses, flash, tripod, remote trigger, etc etc. This is a fantastic rig but is quite pricey with all the extras. ( My 70 -200 F2.8 ultrasonic image stabilized zoom lens was $3000.00 alone. )

More important then a good camera is a lot of knowledge on composition, contrast, depth and low light shooting techniques to get the best results. Taking an evening course in photography would help out a lot of people immensely.

Have a great weekend.