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HomelessBoy

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Last week I was bored and went to London for a day trip just for a practice and these are the results... I noticed that there is exposure in photo 1-5. Are there any methods to solve this problem?

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6) This photo should now work.
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7) This is shot in another angle.
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lol? Are we meant to view these pictures sideways?
 
It's the new thing....lol Just turn your head......god some people are sooo lazy!!:lol:
 
Is this another spin on "It's artistic! So shut up cause who are you to decide what's art?"
 
There's still something wrong with #6.
 
#6 IS NOT PARSED correctly...the problem could be bad sectors on the storage media that the camera wrote to, OR the hard disk the photo is stored on might be terribly fragmented. The issue is that the photo has not be parsed, or re-assembled, correctly. Happens a lot on fragged disks running the various Windoze flavors...

Your lens also appears to be dirty, as if it has a thin film over it.
 
oh good lord, is this fo reelz?
 
Camera: EX-Z400 (point and shoot)

Your compositions are lacking pretty badly on all of them. On your bird shot, try and get lower to the ground, looks like you stood there and snapped. They also look horribly bland (lack of coloring) -- possibly due to the quality of the camera and shooting into the sun mostly. #6 is a messed up image due to some kind of corruption on the file. After you get all the images off, you might want to reformat the card. A friend of mine just got a corrupted card the other day and had broken images that looked VERY similar to that, but crazy colored.

Tell us what you think is wrong with your shots and your favorite.
 
#1 is not level.
Most need a circular polarizer filter.
Was it your intention to include the bright blinding light from the sun in most of the shots? Great I'm blind now.
All buildings, light posts, trees, people, water need fill in flash so we can see them.
Sideways pictures. Really?
 
Sideway pictures are not such a big issue, all you have to do is turn your head sideways.

Which is more than 90% of the forum members here will do. When you display a photo, display it in the orientation that you want it to be viewed in.

You don't see master photographers taking portrait photos and then hanging them horizontally in a gallery because "all you have to do is turn your head sideways". Is that what you would want to do? Turn your head sideways to view photos? Probably not.
 

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