Photography :D

tig3r_3d · May 17, 2008

Hy guys

I'm a beginnnnnnneeeerrr in photography and i whant to show u my first photographs taken with my Canon A530...hope to buy a professional one soon

So this topic will be updated with new fotographys soon
Wish me luck

Chears,
tig3r_3d

Early · May 17, 2008

#'s 2 and 4 are out of focus.

In #3, I would have backed up and used a longer lens to keep the silo straight.

Apex · May 17, 2008

i think your doing great! i particularly like the padlock. im looking forward to seeing more from you.

christopher walrath · May 17, 2008

#2 would have been great for me better in focus and darker. Come back with more questions. Have fun.

tig3r_3d · May 17, 2008

Tnk a lot guys for ure support

I'm lookin forward to buy a SLR Camera, here are my options:

Canon EOS 40D Body
and
Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di LD Macro pentru Canon EOS

What do u think about this combination?

tnk,
tig3r_3d

tig3r_3d · May 17, 2008

after a short rain..

tig3r_3d · May 18, 2008

Above all ... ( a.k.a on a hill near my grandma

)

3of11 · May 21, 2008

Good job. Keep snapping those shots.

tig3r_3d · May 23, 2008

gee.. tnk bro

glade someone like my fotos

tig3r_3d · May 23, 2008

P.S. can someone guide me to a good wildlife and landscape photography tuturial?

Appreciate that
Tnk in advanced

GeorgiaOwl · May 23, 2008

The purple flowers..yes, most of the image is out of focus, but the middle flower at the top is in focus. I don't see anything wrong with it. The lock is really nice....maybe use PP to darken up the darkest parts just a bit.
nice work.

Alfred D. · May 23, 2008

tig3r_3d said:
P.S. can someone guide me to a good wildlife and landscape photography tuturial?

Wildlife and landscape photography? Then you need to learn about HDR: The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum Presents: HDR Blend Tutorial.

Have fun creating beautiful images!

tig3r_3d · May 23, 2008

tnk a lot for ure support

and Alfredd D. tnk for the link

Harmony · May 23, 2008

Alfred D. said:
Wildlife and landscape photography? Then you need to learn about HDR: The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum Presents: HDR Blend Tutorial.

Have fun creating beautiful images!

To the mods: not starting a flame war! (just so you know)

Alfred, many landscape artists have done fine without HDR, so tig3r_3d, learn about it, but don't use it as a crutch.

Here's a link to a page on the site National Geographic about landscape photography: Landscape Photography Tips