Random C&C

Salvage · Dec 24, 2011

Hey guys I'm new to the forums as well as new to photography. I got my first DSLR a week ago and I'm just starting to get the hang of things. I'm trying to perfect the quality of my pictures and I'm in desperate need of criticism. Most of these pictures have no meaning, it's just me playing around

. Also I didn't pay attention to the position of the object, the rule of thirds, etc.

Be as harsh as possible please and these are all straight out of the camera.

Thank you guys so much for taking your time to help

IMG_0392 - Minus.com

I couldn't upload the pics by file so I hope that's good enough for you guys [:

Oh and I know I messed up on the flash with the belt!

Thanks again and happy holidays!

photo guy · Dec 24, 2011

1st, to help you: read the forum on how to upload photos to the forum and it will help. 2nd, don't zoom in or crop too close like you did here as you are cutting part of the object off. 3rd. not centered as it should be for this shot. Lighting doesn't look too bad as I've seen worse photos of these kind of items (I use to work in retail when I was younger). Hope this helps

Salvage · Dec 25, 2011

Thank you so much

but what shot are you referring to? There are 6 of them! when I get home I will properly update them

Kerbouchard · Dec 25, 2011

Here is the link to how to upload pictures to this site. http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...forum-functions-pictoral-guide-using-tpf.html

Salvage · Dec 25, 2011

Kerbouchard said:
Here is the link to how to upload pictures to this site. http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...forum-functions-pictoral-guide-using-tpf.html

I saw that after I uplodaed >.< I didn't think it would really be that big of a problem, Ill fix it in the morning

KmH · Dec 25, 2011

Salvage said:
Most of these pictures have no meaning, it's just me playing around . Also I didn't pay attention to the position of the object, the rule of thirds, etc.

Random critique. Next time pay attention to "the position of the object, the rule of thirds, etc. ", the lighting, the exposure, the DoF, the frame orientation, the focus mode, the white balance, etc.