What do you think of these???

26royston · 15-07-2010 11:54pm #1

I've just started getting into this photography thing and took these while learning to use my new cannon 1000D. Any comments or pointers appricated.

Thecageyone · 16-07-2010 12:02am

They're very small, would prefer to see larger versions. Nice set I think, but that bridge has been shot to death and your crop seems a bit off, tight.

pixbyjohn · 16-07-2010 10:20am

All lovely photos, well done

davmigil · 16-07-2010 10:13pm

Exposure is spot on, composition is good. Good choice of time of day, nice dark blue is sky. You have the technicalities right. Well done!

Figure out what really interests you personally. What subject really appeals to you. Don't try to shoot what you think will look good in a photograph, or what you think others will appreciate. If you shoot the stuff that really matters to you, that will come through in your work.

Otherwise, take lots of photographs and look at lots of photographs and enjoy the trip

stick-dan · 16-07-2010 10:53pm

I like the second last one alot.

26royston · 17-07-2010 8:56pm

Thanks for the comments. Looking forward to learning more. Yeah I quite like the contrast between the old and new buildings (as well as the lights from the traffic) in the second last one.

Promac · 17-07-2010 11:25pm

I like the shot of the ferryman. Works well.

Fatscally · 18-07-2010 2:23pm

davmigil wrote: »

Exposure is spot on, composition is good. Good choice of time of day, nice dark blue is sky. You have the technicalities right. Well done!

Figure out what really interests you personally. What subject really appeals to you. Don't try to shoot what you think will look good in a photograph, or what you think others will appreciate. If you shoot the stuff that really matters to you, that will come through in your work.

Otherwise, take lots of photographs and look at lots of photographs and enjoy the trip

+1 for me. You're definately on the right track and it's the getting out there and actually doing a bit of clicking over the years that'll get you there.

Typhoon. · 18-07-2010 2:51pm

they look great...even professional looking.... well done

theTinker · 18-07-2010 10:55pm

I think the bridge image is fantastic looking. I was quite surprised when i opened how great it all looked. Nice and crisp with twinkling lights in the back ground

Mycroft H · 18-07-2010 11:05pm

26royston wrote: »

I've just started getting into this photography thing and took these while learning to use my new cannon 1000D. Any comments or pointers appricated.

You need a tripod or bump the ISO..... Some of those shots have a wee bit of camera shake, especially 2+3

Other then that, there quite good

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