Newbie plz CC a few pics Thanks

[LifterCatcher]

Rebel T3
Ef 50mm f/1.8

playing around with exposure & Iso
Also tweaked a bit in Lightroom 3.5

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[ang1995]

I feel like the background and the stuff on the side is really distracting but I'm not a pro

 

[marmots]

yeah the background is very distracting in all of them

and the last one has too much contrast

i also recommend posting slightly fewer pictures and numbering them
otherwise people will likely just pic and choose which ones to give in depth critique about, if any

 

[WesternGuy]

One request, if you are going to post more than one or two images for C&C, please number them - it makes it a lot easier for others to give you C&C if we can refer to them by number. Thanks.

It's a very nice bike, but these are really snapshots and, as has been said, the backgrounds are really distracting. In number 3, you have a post growing out of the front of the bike and in number 4, a mailbox, and in number 5, the top of the front part blends in with the trees. You need to set your aperture so that the background is significantly out of focus, or find your self a flat feature-less background to use.

Cheers,

WesternGuy

 

[LifterCatcher]

I feel like the background and the stuff on the side is really distracting but I'm not a pro

Agree, I guess I should have been a little more clear in my original post. I am trying to get the hang of exposure,ap & iso. but I agree the crap in the back ground is distracting....man my neighborhood seems ghetto lol

yeah the background is very distracting in all of them

and the last one has too much contrast

i also recommend posting slightly fewer pictures and numbering them
otherwise people will likely just pic and choose which ones to give in depth critique about, if any

Numbered now thanks

One request, if you are going to post more than one or two images for C&C, please number them - it makes it a lot easier for others to give you C&C if we can refer to them by number. Thanks.

It's a very nice bike, but these are really snapshots and, as has been said, the backgrounds are really distracting. In number 3, you have a post growing out of the front of the bike and in number 4, a mailbox, and in number 5, the top of the front part blends in with the trees. You need to set your aperture so that the background is significantly out of focus, or find your self a flat feature-less background to use.

Cheers,

WesternGuy

Thanks for the great feedback everyone