Misc. Wildlife

[AtroxKR]

New here, and 100% new to photography! My hobby and passion in life has been Herpetology (the study of reptiles and amphibians) as well as Invertebrates. I recently decided to venture into photography as an adjoining hobby, in order to capture long-lasting images of the Snakes, etc. I love so much.

Any tips/feedback helps, and keep in mind: My camera is NOT by any means a professional model.
Thanks!

Thanks for looking, all advice welcome.

 

[MLeeK]

You have way to many there for us to give you any feedback on. It takes a lot of time to go thru an image. We'd prefer that you post 3 to 5 at the most.

 

[charlie76]

Post three...this is crazy time

 

[AtroxKR]

Sorry, edited the number of pics down to 6.

No really needing feedback on every single one, just general feedback at this point. Specifics, at my level of knowledge in photography, might just confuse me.

 

[MLeeK]

Sharp focus is critical. Use only one focus point and lock it on to your subject's eye. Eliminate distractions such as the stray leg, foot and hand.
It appears you are shooting with a point and shoot that has no user controls on it. The best thing you can do for yourself is study good composition.
photoinf.com/General/KODAK/guidelines_for_better_photographic_composition.html

 

[charlie76]

Check out the noob section...lots of great info in there

 

[Animaniac888]

Try not to leave everything up to your camera. Familiarize yourself with the exposure triangle(ISO, aperture, and shutter speed(all of these can be changed on your camera)) as well as some basic composition. Also learn how to tweak your images on the computer(post-processing). Making your photos okay to edit will help other members show you new things.

 

[Animaniac888]

Whoops, double post.