Hello Everybody - Great To Meet You
Dec 6, 2011 09:18:48 #
Hello everybody.
I'm new to this forum. Excited about conversing with everybody when it comes to photography or any other subject that might come up. I am always open to learning something new everyday.
Anyway I would classify myself as a relative newby in photography my wife and children gave me a Nikon d40 2 years back as a gift. I can't get enough of it.
I am open for all suggestions and critique that will allow me to enhance my skills.
Below are some photos that I had taken in Havre De Grace, Md over the last couple of winters. I would appreciate your thoughts on where I can improve.
The first two I had something get into my lense didn't realize it until after they were taken.
I'm new to this forum. Excited about conversing with everybody when it comes to photography or any other subject that might come up. I am always open to learning something new everyday.
Anyway I would classify myself as a relative newby in photography my wife and children gave me a Nikon d40 2 years back as a gift. I can't get enough of it.
I am open for all suggestions and critique that will allow me to enhance my skills.
Below are some photos that I had taken in Havre De Grace, Md over the last couple of winters. I would appreciate your thoughts on where I can improve.
The first two I had something get into my lense didn't realize it until after they were taken.
Trying to get a macro shot
Trying to get an action shot
Trying to get another macro shot
Dec 6, 2011 09:24:59 #
You got the bug...the shooting that bug that is....You can crop that black line out of your first shot and have a really good head shot of that bird. Rules say...cant mess with someone elses photo without permission or I would do it for you. Welcome, have fun and learn.
Dec 6, 2011 14:48:36 #
Welcome aboard.
Wow: another Nikon user, a D40 at that! And from MD.
Nice shots, BTW. I love the gull - god focus on the eye.
Wow: another Nikon user, a D40 at that! And from MD.
Nice shots, BTW. I love the gull - god focus on the eye.
Dec 6, 2011 15:01:17 #
rivernan wrote:
You got the bug...the shooting that bug that is....You can crop that black line out of your first shot and have a really good head shot of that bird. Rules say...cant mess with someone elses photo without permission or I would do it for you. Welcome, have fun and learn.
I would think the black line rivernan referred to might be a cleaning issue as it's in the second pic too. A little pufferbrushh action might help. If you used a different lens on the third it may be on the lens itself. Nevermind shoulda read the whole commentary to your OP
Dec 6, 2011 19:27:48 #
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Dec 7, 2011 16:40:26 #
Welcome aboard I am new too....nice folks here and a good place to learn a lot. :-)
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