Recent content by Virtuosos

cut off part of her arm...and she doesn't seem to be in an extremely comfortable position... For me, if there was alittle more on the bottom, it'd be A+. Regardless of my own personal opinion however, I do like it.

I think its a clever photo...underexposed, yadda yadda...but for some reason I really enjoy the idea lol. Amazon.com: Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera (9780817439392): Bryan Peterson: Books Should check that book out, exceptionally helpful.

Seems like a really cool place to check out. My favorite is the last photo you uploaded (inside)...the others are cool but mostly sky.

Feel free to upload a few photo's asap! Just try not to bombard us with 500 photo's....usually 3~5 are a good number for C&C on.

Yellowtail Merlot Yeah, I drink cheap wine from the bottle....im a college student, it's my right! :p First 1 looks damn good.. 2nd one is meh. You could always try under-exposing it by a stop or two, that may help somewhat.

Yikes...hopefully no one here is like that lol :/ But welcome! If you ever are looking for a good read, check out Amazon.com: Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera (9780817439392): Bryan Peterson: Books

Hah...dude has a pretty sick mustachio going on. edit: The edit version has a nice and different feel to it, I approve of it :)

I think it looks good. Im not good at editing though, so forgive me for not having anything of real substance to add!

Since I can only see the last 2 photo's while typing, I am going to number them #1 and #2. #1 focus seems...not there? Soft/blurry is what I am seeing...i might be wrong. Anyways, Tripod+ longer shutter speed is generally the best idea for shooting flowing water. Gives it a lovely effect if...

Dude in the middle looks like he's ready for an intense race :p

#2 & #3 are my favorites. Great shots!

I usually enjoy lakes or scenic area's. Recently I moved to Stillwater and attending OSU....I have grown in love with the architecture and the landscapes on campus. I havn't had a chance to take advantage of it though :( i haven't opened my camera in weeks lol.

I won't lie...I saw your name and thought "shootnude??" :p Welcome, however! Looking forawrd to seeing some macro shots from ya!

I suggest you go educate yourself with the camera manual, as well as checking out a few books to read about lighting, comp, exposure... It will help you out 20x more if you understand the basics of a camera before trying to figure out what the "best settings" are

I personally like it... I might try a slightly tighter crop (not by much) just to get rid of the random-ass leg in the back ;p