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Taken with my lil P&S...CC please?

alabama1980

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Not bad at all for a p&s i think
 
Yeah, I'd say it really is pretty good for a p&s. Pretty sharp and low on noise, hard to achieve with a p&s when it comes to nightshots.
 
I like it, but i would like a more experienced opinion...thanks! be sure to click on the pic to enlarge it...small one looks like dookie...

<a href="http://s93.photobucket.com/albums/l...t/?action=view&current=BroadBridgeCropped.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l42/ashelton1980/Abstract/BroadBridgeCropped.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

You're more of an artist than I am.

The camera, of course, does not produce the photograph. The photographer does. The only thing that the camera does is provide limitations for the photographer to overcome.
 
I like it, but i would like a more experienced opinion...thanks! be sure to click on the pic to enlarge it...small one looks like dookie...

<a href="http://s93.photobucket.com/albums/l...t/?action=view&current=BroadBridgeCropped.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l42/ashelton1980/Abstract/BroadBridgeCropped.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>


Hey......... that place looks familiar. Where in Alabama are you located? Gadsden?

Nice photo for a p&s.
 
Yep it's a snapsot of a bridge at night with a P+S.

That's kind of how I felt. The technical quality is very good from a point and shoot but something about the composition really bugs me, and I can't even figure out what. There's a lot of green stuff in the lower left 1/4 that really isn't adding anything, for starters.
 
If you look at the bridge and the base of the threes you can see that the picture is not straight. I think that this explains a bit of the ackwardness of the picture. Not a bad picture though....
 
what settings did you use for this shot, if I may ask?
 
yip, gadsden, AL!

HA! that's funny. I saw that bridge and I knew it looked familiar. Then I saw your name and realized you were here in the home state. :mrgreen:

Anyway, didn't I just see another thread where you've upgraded to an SLR? If so, that will help a lot with these types of photos.
 
what settings did you use for this shot, if I may ask?


Used a tripod, of course, and self timer to avoid camera shake.

f/8, ISO 80, 30 sec. Exp.
 
HA! that's funny. I saw that bridge and I knew it looked familiar. Then I saw your name and realized you were here in the home state. :mrgreen:

Anyway, didn't I just see another thread where you've upgraded to an SLR? If so, that will help a lot with these types of photos.


you sure did! I cant wait to try to reshoot this pic with it!
 
Yep it's a snapsot of a bridge at night with a P+S.

Sounds like ya werent too impressed, lol!

If you dont mind tell me why.

I want the Simon Cowell version too....Id rather get ripped apart and learn than get a sugar coated soft let down and not get anything out of it.
 

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