shot some new ones. need input

[biker90]

ok so ive been playing around with my new camera, reading up on some links from this site, and I need more input.
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[KmH]

Way to many snaps for specific input, but generally you need to learn about white balance so people don't turn out with orange skin from incandescent lighting.

If you want detailed critique: one photo at a time works best, and include the shooting info: shutter speed, aperture, focus mode, white balance setting, etc. or make sure the photo's EXIF data is intact.

Visit www.cambridgeincolor.com and read through their tutorials and also visit Guidelines for Better Photographic Composition: Introduction to learn some of the basic guidelines for good visual image composition.

 

[JimO]

It does not look like you were the primary photographer for the first three shots since the subjects are looking away. The shadows indicate you were not in control of the flash or lighting.

It's best to post only your top favorites here for CC in order to get specific information on composition and technical settings to improve your craft.

 

[biker90]

It does not look like you were the primary photographer for the first three shots since the subjects are looking away. The shadows indicate you were not in control of the flash or lighting.

It's best to post only your top favorites here for CC in order to get specific information on composition and technical settings to improve your craft.

correct the people were paying to get their picture taken at a expo so i snapped while they were posing

 

[UnderThePink]

These are just snapshots.....but keep practicing! =)