some more C/C on photos

syne' · Feb 25, 2009

I know these are Animal photos but im still a noob, so i donno if i should be posting under animal photos.

Gsurf1029 · Feb 25, 2009

very nice
i love your angles

jordan! · Feb 25, 2009

#2 and #4 are my favorite because they're shot from an interesting perspective.

I especially like #2 because it's pretty much at the subject's eye level. It feels more like I'm part of the scene instead of just an observer.

Samanax · Feb 25, 2009

All of these are suffering for some minor camera shake...they are just a tiny bit OOF.

The B&W conversion is very well done, but it would be nice to have the bird look into the frame instead of out of it. Still a nice composition though.

I like that you went to portrait orientation when it mattered.

Nice set of images.

syne' · Feb 26, 2009

well i thank you all for the C/C... i hope you guys enjoyed it as much as i enjoyed reading your feedbacks. So what can i do about the camera shake other then keeping still as much as i can?. lol

Samanax · Feb 26, 2009

syne' said:
So what can i do about the camera shake other then keeping still as much as i can?. lol

Using a tripod and a remote shutter release will give you the sharpest pictures but using one isn't always feasible. Keep the shutter speed up if possible when you're doing hand held shots. Use image stabilized lenses. Try to take a few deep breaths before you take the shot to help settle you down a bit. Depress the shutter button using slow even pressure instead of stabbing down on it.

jwsciontc · Feb 26, 2009

really unique shooting points on some of em... i like em

syne' · Feb 27, 2009

Samanax said:
Using a tripod and a remote shutter release will give you the sharpest pictures but using one isn't always feasible. Keep the shutter speed up if possible when you're doing hand held shots. Use image stabilized lenses. Try to take a few deep breaths before you take the shot to help settle you down a bit. Depress the shutter button using slow even pressure instead of stabbing down on it.

ok ill work more with the shutter more... yea i gotta get use to of the tripods. i just dont like setting up and trying to get ready while "the shot" is in place already.i dont like set photos.