hopelaurenphotograph
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Put a couple of spaces between each photo and number them. For proper C&C, post only a couple at a time.do you have feedback?
Where abouts in NC? I'm in Raleigh.
thanks everyone. I'd love to have a more open aperture, but unfortunately the best I can get is a f/4.0 with my current lens. Thanks for the pointers on composition, that is something I've been trying to work on keeping my eye sharp for.
thanks everyone. I'd love to have a more open aperture, but unfortunately the best I can get is a f/4.0 with my current lens. Thanks for the pointers on composition, that is something I've been trying to work on keeping my eye sharp for.
Buy a better lens or 6.
#3 in the first set would be a good shot with a tighter crop.
thanks everyone. I'd love to have a more open aperture, but unfortunately the best I can get is a f/4.0 with my current lens. Thanks for the pointers on composition, that is something I've been trying to work on keeping my eye sharp for.
Buy a better lens or 6.
#3 in the first set would be a good shot with a tighter crop.
That's not always practical. Heck who wouldn't love to buy 6 better lenses, I know I sure as heck would! I shot with a Nikon D40 for a LONG time while saving up for a better camera. (In the mean time, my "camera fund" got blown twice on tires for the car and dental work for the kids). I learned to use what I had to it's full potential, got one better lens knowing it would be manual focus on my craptastic starter camera, and learned how to use it correctly. I maxed out the ISO at what, 1600? It's not always about gear (though in this case, a lens that allows for a larger aperture would help), but about making the most with what you have and learning every day.
OP- I do think the vertical orientation of the B&W of her against the wall is better, but the crop at her thighs seems a little awkward.
You have a good handle on some of the basics. Keep shooting!
thanks everyone. I'd love to have a more open aperture, but unfortunately the best I can get is a f/4.0 with my current lens. Thanks for the pointers on composition, that is something I've been trying to work on keeping my eye sharp for.
Buy a better lens or 6.
#3 in the first set would be a good shot with a tighter crop.
That's not always practical. Heck who wouldn't love to buy 6 better lenses, I know I sure as heck would! I shot with a Nikon D40 for a LONG time while saving up for a better camera. (In the mean time, my "camera fund" got blown twice on tires for the car and dental work for the kids). I learned to use what I had to it's full potential, got one better lens knowing it would be manual focus on my craptastic starter camera, and learned how to use it correctly. I maxed out the ISO at what, 1600? It's not always about gear (though in this case, a lens that allows for a larger aperture would help), but about making the most with what you have and learning every day.
OP- I do think the vertical orientation of the B&W of her against the wall is better, but the crop at her thighs seems a little awkward.
You have a good handle on some of the basics. Keep shooting!