first time posting
Jan 7, 2015 15:10:41 #
newbie here just looking to post my first photos taking out of my nikon D3300..if you have any advice let me know please, and thank you.
Entrance Moose Hill
Came across 4 Deer this is one
That Trail though...
Jan 7, 2015 15:23:43 #
Welcome to UHH!
#1 is a very pretty composition, looks like a great place to walk in any season. Does look like it's leaning a little to the right.
If you don't have an editing program, the free Picasa has an easy-to-use straightening tool, among other handy features. Download directly from Google, not a third-party:
http://picasa.google.com
#2 - would be fun to run across a beautiful deer in the woods. Afraid you weren't able to get this one focused. Perhaps too dark or just the thrill of the encounter, so moved the camera? (happens to me often!)
#1 is a very pretty composition, looks like a great place to walk in any season. Does look like it's leaning a little to the right.
If you don't have an editing program, the free Picasa has an easy-to-use straightening tool, among other handy features. Download directly from Google, not a third-party:
http://picasa.google.com
#2 - would be fun to run across a beautiful deer in the woods. Afraid you weren't able to get this one focused. Perhaps too dark or just the thrill of the encounter, so moved the camera? (happens to me often!)
Jan 7, 2015 15:28:13 #
Thank you and yeah I am just trying the lightroom beta for now until I download a better editing app
Jan 7, 2015 16:59:36 #
Welcome to The Hog, its the place to be to learn....
Start simple - its a long journey.
Read the camera manual - its surprising how many don't..
Google "How to" and search.. and also Links and resources at the top of the screen..
Work through some of the techniques' that look interesting in magazines and websites. It builds confidence and gives you great pictures to show off.
Your camera is great and works just fine....so usually the other part of the equation is....
Remember its FUN.
Good luck and enjoy yourself
Start simple - its a long journey.
Read the camera manual - its surprising how many don't..
Google "How to" and search.. and also Links and resources at the top of the screen..
Work through some of the techniques' that look interesting in magazines and websites. It builds confidence and gives you great pictures to show off.
Your camera is great and works just fine....so usually the other part of the equation is....
Remember its FUN.
Good luck and enjoy yourself
Jan 7, 2015 17:30:11 #
Welcome to the forum :)
Here are a couple of links to help you navigate the forum and a couple of resources to hopefully answer your questions or guide you in your quest...
Here are a couple of links to help you navigate the forum and a couple of resources to hopefully answer your questions or guide you in your quest...
Jan 7, 2015 19:28:43 #
Jan 7, 2015 19:52:58 #
morningglory
Loc: Ashfork, Arizona 86320
Hello, I'm morning glory,I've watched on sidelines for a few years, never posting. I'm a wantabe or as many prefer a new-be..I'm 66 and find myself with time to do many things like taking photos that I do everyday there is a sunset here in Northern AZ.. Thank you ✴
Jan 8, 2015 08:18:29 #
Jan 8, 2015 08:58:30 #
Welcome to the Hog, spicoli22. Hope you will hang around, have a little fun here and keep shooting. ;)
Jan 8, 2015 09:33:29 #
Jan 8, 2015 09:53:12 #
jpgto
Loc: North East Tennessee
Welcome aboard, it will be a fun journey. 1 is a great shot, I am thinking the actual slope of the land is what you captured?! The deer, a bit out of focus, dark but appealing. The 3 is a nice composition on a meandering trail.
My mentor keeps telling me..."shoot, shoot and shoot some more and practice, practice and practice some more." He is an accomplished photographer so I will pass along his mantra!
Make it fun, enjoy.
My mentor keeps telling me..."shoot, shoot and shoot some more and practice, practice and practice some more." He is an accomplished photographer so I will pass along his mantra!
Make it fun, enjoy.
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