Amazing watershots
Nov 14, 2015 17:47:09 #
Nov 14, 2015 18:17:24 #
Try this. Go into GIMP (free download). Go to Colors in
taskbar, and fiddle with the contrast/brightness adjustments.
You will be amazed at what can happen to a picture such as number 1 above.
Enjoy.
taskbar, and fiddle with the contrast/brightness adjustments.
You will be amazed at what can happen to a picture such as number 1 above.
Enjoy.
Nov 14, 2015 19:14:37 #
I honestly think the title is misleading. For the record, the title said "Amazing watershots". :-(
Nov 14, 2015 21:40:00 #
Tune7eby wrote:
Took these over the water in my back yard.
So what is so amazing about these?
Nov 14, 2015 21:52:28 #
Capture48 wrote:
So what is so amazing about these?
That would be my question as well: #1 has lens flare, & 2 & 3 need the horizon fixed. #2 could benefit from a closer perspective cutting out the portion in the black
Nov 15, 2015 04:38:20 #
Give the guy a break, chaps. He's obviously excited about the pix and wants to share his pleasure. GIMP would really help him along too.
Keep shooting, Tune7!
Keep shooting, Tune7!
Nov 15, 2015 04:46:39 #
Hey to all negative critics, this member has only just joined and is doing his best. A little support and guidance would be more useful and kinder.
Nov 15, 2015 08:11:33 #
These photos need some help. There are a lot of experts on this site that are always willing to help. I have learned so much here. I have found that when posting a photo and asking for comments you will receive "really good" advice that will help you. Disregard the negatives. Good luck and welcome to UHH.
Nov 15, 2015 08:18:02 #
cspear42 wrote:
These photos need some help. There are a lot of experts on this site that are always willing to help. I have learned so much here. I have found that when posting a photo and asking for comments you will receive "really good" advice that will help you. Disregard the negatives. Good luck and welcome to UHH.
And some people like to create a controversy where none exists. I simply asked what the OP thought was so amazing about these photos. I was hoping to get a response so I could help them understand why they looked pretty average, instead some had to chime in a make up a controversy presumably so they could jump i and look like a good guy.
Don't create an issue where there is none!
Nov 15, 2015 10:46:51 #
Thank you so much. I know these are not the best pictures but I am 15 with NO training of any kind, all of my pictures are taken from my cell phone. I was just looking for a new hobby
Nov 15, 2015 10:52:13 #
Tune7eby wrote:
Took these over the water in my back yard.
Hi new member:
Don't be mislead by a few hardened people in this club. I have received over the years wonderful advice by nice people. Keep shooting and practice. Take a lot of photos, play around on editing programs (many are free).
Nov 15, 2015 10:54:52 #
Tune7eby wrote:
Thank you so much. I know these are not the best pictures but I am 15 with NO training of any kind, all of my pictures are taken from my cell phone. I was just looking for a new hobby
Photography is or can be a very self rewarding hobby. Using a cell phone is great for instant shots or selfies; however, would probably not be the best choice if you are serious about photography as a hobby. You can learn a lot here but if you are serious you should read several books by wonderful photographers. Good luck and have fun.
Nov 15, 2015 11:00:23 #
Picture #2 is very nice. I would not have posted #1 or #3. Being only 15 shows you have talent. Hopefully you will be able to obtain a "real" camera. Look at photos here and read photography books to learn basics. This could be a lifetime hobby for you.
Nov 15, 2015 11:25:49 #
Tune7eby wrote:
Took these over the water in my back yard.
First off welcome to UHH, always good to have a young new member
Cellphones have improved so much over the last couple of years as your shots prove. Somebody suggested getting Gimp which is a free editing programme, think this would help you improve your work and give you much enjoyment
Great avatar shot by the way
Nov 15, 2015 12:00:57 #
A trip of ten thousand miles starts with a single step... and a portfolio of masterpiece photographs starts with a single photo....
Hang in there Tune7eby and keep shooting!!
Hang in there Tune7eby and keep shooting!!
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