A few photos for C&C please!

[Mugen80]

Im a total beginner to photography
Shooting with a Canon Rebel T1i w/ 18-55mm lens. Thanks for C&C in advance.

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[Plato]

1 - very good.
2 - very good but I keep wondering if perspective control in PSE would have improved the shot.
3 - as much as I really really like that particular flag, it actually detracts from this shot.

 

[vd853]

those balloons would look nice with a wide-angle on a close, up angle.

 

[Mugen80]

Thanks guys. What is perspective control in PSE?

 

[PhotoXopher]

Not bad, I'm just not digging the bottom of the castle being cut off - otherwise nice exposure and colors.

 

[Mturulski]

I really like the symmetry in the second one.

 

[Tee_bird]

The colors and exposure seem spot on. I don't like all the excess space on the first one that results in the bottom of the castle being cut off.

Very nice, though.

 

[Goontz]

Seems like you've got a pretty good eye for symmetry when needed.

 

[RumDaddy]

COME ON MAN!!!!! You just wanted to show off that you were at Disney.

 

[Mugen80]

COME ON MAN!!!!! You just wanted to show off that you were at Disney.

Thanks for all the comments guys! I will try getting another shot of the castle with the bottom intact. Yup, ya caught me RumDaddy!

I actually picked up a season pass. There seems to be so much to shoot at the park, its like a photographers playground.

 

[Samanax]

Im a total beginner to photography.

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[Plato]

Thanks guys. What is perspective control in PSE?

When you take a picture aimed up at a building, the picture has a keystone appearance. Same cause as looking at railroad tracks with the tracks appearing to get closer as distance increases.

Go to Image/Transform/Perspective to play with the feature.

 

[Samanax]

Thanks guys. What is perspective control in PSE?

It looks like you're using PS CS4 and not Photoshop Elements to edit your photos. Try this: Perspective Correction In Photoshop - Keystoning

 

[Derek Zoolander]

Nice pics. How are you liking the T1i?

 

[512]

lack of simmetry in the #2
in the #1 you should cut off the lower part because of the heads
in the #3 a lower perspective could be better