My first photo

[Scud]

I just bought a nikon D3000 last night, Was on the way home from school and took my first set of pictures. to be honest i just played with the settings and i think this one turned out the best. Please let me know if you have any tips or comments.

 

[matfoster]

not bad at all. do more. try to keep superfluous things from creeping into the edges of the shot, where possible.

 

[matfoster]

...unless it's intentional

 

[blueofspirit]

I would have less on the left and leave out the big blocky building on the right - maybe by zooming in a bit. Don't think those two add much to the photo. I like the red tint on the photo - how did you get that?

 

[Felix 222]

good stuff!

 

[Scud]

I was zoomed in all the way... ( Still using the lense the D3000 came with) and as for the color i just messed with the settings it was 10pm so it was very dark out.

 

[Darkhunter139]

Nice first shot! I would have tried to get more of the city line in the shot and less of the trees on the left though.

 

[myfotoguy]

Turned out pretty good for just messing around. I like the colors. A little soft, a tripod when you go out on a more serious trek will take care of that.

 

[BirdyIsMe]

I think it's a great start. Try to be more careful with your framing. Also, you may look for subjects and shooting locations that will allow a larger portion of the frame itself to be filled with your point of interest. Is this shot at Rocky Pointe?

Mike

 

[Scud]

Yes this is off the causeway at rocky point, thanks for the feedback hopefuly I'll have a few new photos for cc but I'm having a hard time finding thing to take pix of...

 

[Scud]

A new Shot i took of my GF's dog, i think it turned out ok.

 

[matfoster]

mystery dog. i can't see its facial features very well.

 

[ghpham]

I like the first shot. Perhaps you could crop out the top portion to eliminate some sky and turn it into sort of a paranomic scene.

The dog shot...uh....too dark I think.