shutter shedd Loc: Alabama

I am new and still learning. Please give me some feedback on what I should or shouldn't do. Thanks

nikondaddy Loc: Mayfield,Kentucky

Practice and practice and practice it,s like learning to play the violin they are like cameras they don,t play themselves the person with them make them produce results. ps. you look like a photographer in the making to me,and trust me I know of what I say. check out nikondaddy on Viewbug for feedback.

T Loc: New York State

The first shot would have had greater depth, perhaps more sense of motion in a verticle format. But the air of conflict created by the dark clouds and slight off angle of the swing makes the shot. Just as the light on the sneaker toes make the second shot.

Not beginner shots...

BUDDY36 Loc: Tennessee

Shutter...not too bad. I know that I could not have gotten that shot as I too am still learning. However since joining this site back in October I have come what I think is a long way. Usually I tend to learn from seeing other shots and listening to what is said. I do not like it when someone starts off telling you what you should have or should not have down. It comes with time and practice. Having been a training officer in Law Enforcement I learned that no two people do it the same way. Having said that however, there are an awful lot of professionals in here that can GIVE you some good advice.

Keep snapping em!

Buddy36