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[carlosalberto]

My first photos in tpf, It is a style of photography that I like, but little time to do 400 kilometers or more, to practice.

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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Same thing in Canada, the country is waaaaay too big!

In central Europe, things are tighter together but time
remains at the same speed.

 

[jeffashman]

Nice set!

 

[Jeff15]

Good shooting.....

 

[PJM]

Very nice shots. That first one is a very pretty bird.

One minor suggestion... When possible leave a bit more room in the photo for the bird to fly into.

 

[carlosalberto]

Nice set!

Good shooting.....

Thank you

One minor suggestion... When possible leave a bit more room in the photo for the bird to fly into.

Thank you, i hope to remember you next time.

 

[K9Kirk]

Pete is right, they're a bit too centered. Are you familiar with the "rule of thirds?"

 

[Lez325]

I agree with the above comments- also a longer lens or get closer to your chosen subject is my best advice


Les

 

[K9Kirk]

I can see how a person might feel ganged up on but don't be discouraged, it's just sort of the initiation process that newbs go through. Think of us as big brothers trying to help you out with advice.

 

[carlosalberto]

Pete is right, they're a bit too centered. Are you familiar with the "rule of thirds?"

I know her, but oblivion to apply it or when I try I lose the photo

I agree with the above comments- also a longer lens or get closer to your chosen subject is my best advice


Les

A lens more long it would be great, for now will follow the second advice.

 

[Lez325]

A lens more long it would be great, for now will follow the second advice.

Good for you - stay as you are

I shoot with a long prime lens and get decent images too

Les