Some from my nature walk in Nov

[PhotoSarah]

These were taken for the digital photography class I took. This was my first time shooting manually.

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[LaFoto]

Wow, those red berries came out nice!
I have tried ever so many red berry pics late last year, and I think all of mine show traces of camera shake - I used to come past them in low light, always...

And I really like your Photo 3 here.
If that were mine, I'd put it through PS and just so slightly work on the levels (I am sure you can add some shadows to it to bring out some more contrast and automatically a tad more colour, without even touching anything called "saturation") --- but as I can see, this is the all original, straight-from-the-camera file (resized), so you might still plan to "play" with that one?

In the first two it is just a pity some parts of the plants got cropped off on the left... DOF and focus are good, though. Exposure is, too!

 

[lostprophet]

great series but #1 for me, must be something to do with that blue sky

 

[PhotoSarah]

Thanks for the comments.

I don't have PS, but I do have PSP. Unfortunately I'm not too good with it yet. I'd love to learn how to do some of the tricks I've seen here to make the photos that much better, or that much more interesting.

 

[Alex_B]

PSP

play station portable?

 

[LaFoto]

Paint Shop Pro!

Alex.
You knew it!

(Or didn't you, I mean: really?)

 

[LongDucDong]

Some nice shots there! Im particular to the oak tree branch shot, looking upwards with the blue sky as a BG. Cool, innovative shot!

What Forest Preserve was this shot at, may I ask? I see youre from IL, I shoot at quite a few FP's around here as well, that one doesnt look familiar. Anyways, nice work!

 

[PhotoSarah]

play station portable?

LOL!

As LaFoto said -- it's Paint Shop Pro, I've got version 7 and 9, but I haven't used 9 yet at all. I still play around in 7, but don't know much.

 

[PhotoSarah]

Some nice shots there! Im particular to the oak tree branch shot, looking upwards with the blue sky as a BG. Cool, innovative shot!

What Forest Preserve was this shot at, may I ask? I see youre from IL, I shoot at quite a few FP's around here as well, that one doesnt look familiar. Anyways, nice work!

Thanks!!!

These were shot in Gilberts, IL at the Burnidge FP.