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Old 5th November 2004   #1
Shodan99
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Hi all,

This is my noob attempt at photography, feedback would be appreciated

Babarian King


Brewery


Bridge


Freedom


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Old 5th November 2004   #2
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hey... u mind scaling down your photos? too big for viewing
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Old 5th November 2004   #3
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Err.. cannot edit the post Maybe one of the mods can help?

Thanks for looking
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Old 5th November 2004   #4
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Nice pics Shodan ,I like the mesh fence entitled freedom the best , Im quite good at this one myself even thought it was by accident , nice sharp foreground and good use of depth of field , the contrast is good is this genuine black and white or a trick of the light ? nice effect anyways
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Old 5th November 2004   #5
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The last picture was taken using normal afternoon light. Post processing done was just auto contrast and b+w in photoshop.

More critique would be welcome

Thanks for looking...

Last edited by Shodan99; 5th November 2004 at 04:55 PM.
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Old 5th November 2004   #6
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Nice effort there. ^^
Maybe you can try shooting a theme, because the pictures sort of lack a distinctive focus. As in no clear subject to draw attention on.
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Old 5th November 2004   #7
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Prismatic: I just got my camera over a week ago and was still trying out and exprimenting to find my own composition style, that perhaps could contribute to the lack of focus/theme...

Besides, I think I still have a lot to learn about lighting conditions and shooting technique. Anyway, your points are noted and are very helpful
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