A few pics from a total noob...

[radiogooroo]

 

[Austin Greene]

We're all noobs in the cosmic scale of things.

First, if your wanting critique, limit your posts to 2-3 photos at most. If your not looking for critique, then post all you like
Second, number your photos.

Of the entire set, the one of the building is probably my favorite. It has interesting leading lines. That said, I think more effort could have been put into it to make it less of a snapshot, and more of a meaningful photograph.

Good start, keep shootin!

 

[dxqcanada3]

Not bad for a Noob.

 

[radiogooroo]

We're all noobs in the cosmic scale of things.

First, if your wanting critique, limit your posts to 2-3 photos at most. If your not looking for critique, then post all you like
Second, number your photos.

Of the entire set, the one of the building is probably my favorite. It has interesting leading lines. That said, I think more effort could have been put into it to make it less of a snapshot, and more of a meaningful photograph.

Good start, keep shootin!

Thanks! Pretty new here, but I'll figure out the normal flow and etiquette on the board.

Absolutely interested in critique. Not much experience at all, but I do read quite a bit.

Bought my first DSLR (Nikon D50) back in 2006 basically just to document my work. I picked up a D5100 early last year to use as part of a photo booth setup for my wedding and the photography bug bit me hard for the first time. It has pretty much replaced another hobby I can no longer engage in because of my work. Fortunately, my work also affords me some travel opportunities, so I get to grab some street shots from time to time.

At any rate, I'm looking forward to reading more and learning a thing or two. Always nice to get different perspectives.

 

[Nerja]

For me the most interesting ones were the building and the tunnel/pipe and the least interesting the bell. The cat would probably enjoy the duck picture.

 

[Designer]

#3 & #6