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C&C - Weekend photos in Florence and Pisa

  • 29-01-2007 9:01pm
    #1
    MartMax
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    Hiya Lads

    This is my first weekend breakway, first time in Italy and at the same time went with passion to take good decent photos - and learning with point and shoot digital camera FujiFilm FinePix F11.

    Having limited controls over aperture and all that these are the results that I pick up to share with ya boardsie. Comment and complaint but be little nice :D My first time asking around hehehe :

    Photo 1
    Photo 2
    Photo 3
    Photo 4
    Photo 5
    Photo 6
    Photo 7
    Photo 8
    Photo 9
    Photo 10


    Not many night photos look good as too much noise captured, I had tried using lower ISO thou.

    All photos are not touched, were only reduced in size. EXIFs data remain intact.

    Cheers
    Mart


Comments

  • #2
    mikeanywhere
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    Some very good shots there, well done!!


  • #3
    dazftw
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    All great shots I think you got the composition in most of them spot on, number 3 is my favorite even tho I dont like the fact the foreground is a bit dark but thats just me :P

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  • #4
    MartMax
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    cheers lads.

    i wish i could have taken more "memorable" or unique shots. :o

    it wasn't easy thou to get some of those angles. without a wide lens or tilted screen, i had to roll or lay on the road surface :p

    has started looking around, possibly a D-SLR kit :D. i miss the old EOS 300 i had few years ago.


  • #5
    mikeanywhere
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    mart_max wrote:
    i had to roll or lay on the road surface :p

    We've all been there thats for sure HAHAHAHA


  • #6
    Wez
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    Haha, yeh, I remember the days when the only tripod I had was one of those mini ones.. Was laying on a set of steps trying to capture a building with loads of people walking around. Well worth investing in a proper tripod!

    Some nice shots there, I like 3 + 9 and I like what you were doing with 4 + 6 too.

    Just keep snapping away and you'll get used to it and find what you like. When you're looking at other peoples photos try and find why they look so good; diagonals? rule of thirds? angles? abstract? You can use the same angles too and get some impressive results!


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  • #7
    kuroino
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    mart_max thank you for the pictures. That reminded me of my trip to those places in 2004. I just regret I was too busy to spend enough time with my camera wandering around.

    That's mine anyway:

    Piza: http://www.karanagai.com/photo/index.php?fotofo=./places/200409_PISA

    Firenza: http://www.karanagai.com/photo/index.php?fotofo=./places/200409_FIRENZA

    Lucca:
    http://www.karanagai.com/photo/index.php?fotofo=./places/200409_LUCCA


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