Downtown Alley

[SimOtakuGirl]

What do YOU guys think?

 

[Demers18]

This looks like a snap shot of an alley. Your image is quite blurry and unfortunately doesn't do anything for me. Sorry

 

[bunny99123]

I like it in a weird way. It's different.

 

[Tony S]

I need some Visine.... my eyes feel all itchy and scratchy with the blurred look to this.

 

[SimOtakuGirl]

Yes it was a snapshot but I'm sorry if it's blurry. The only camera I own at this time is a Sanyo vpc-s880 it was cheap and right now I can't afford a better camera. I'm hoping to get a better camera soon.

 

[Tony S]

Next time you go for a shot like this lean up against a building or pole to stabilize the camera. The more movement you can eliminate, the better your images will look. You might be surprised of the results you can get from lower quality cameras with good solid technique and taking your time to look at what you are shooting.

 

[thetrue]

100% agree with tony here. If you use basic principles, you can take great photos with even a disposable film camera

 

[manaheim]

Snapshot is not a function of equipment so much as composition.

 

[SimOtakuGirl]

Sorry, that day I was on my morning walk and I just wanted to take my camera with me just in case. I don't know if anyone else feels this way but there are times where I feel really weird taking pictures. Like people start to stare at me and it makes me feel like a creeper sometimes.

 

[thetrue]

I used to feel like that, then one day I decided I didn't care and if I want a shot, I'm getting it

 

[Tony S]

Just wait till you spend an hour looking at a subject waiting for the light, then see what kind of looks you get. Or my favorite...... "what you taking a picture of?" when to the non-photographer they see nothing there (btw, my most favorite one of those was a bear about 20 feet away in the fog).

 

[SimOtakuGirl]

Going to try this shot again and try harder instead of just walking by and taking a quick shot like here.