New to photography
Oct 9, 2012 08:22:47 #
Blue's Man
Loc: Near Canberra - Australia
If these are your first attempts don't change anything, outstanding pics!
Oct 9, 2012 08:24:19 #
Oct 9, 2012 08:32:25 #
Very generous thank you, Blue's man and Sarge69
I have been snapping for about 6 months, and only just beginning to realise the huge requirements to get a good image.
The assiatance of the people on this site will help hugely in my long learning curve
I have been snapping for about 6 months, and only just beginning to realise the huge requirements to get a good image.
The assiatance of the people on this site will help hugely in my long learning curve
Oct 9, 2012 08:44:44 #
Oct 9, 2012 08:57:38 #
JC56 wrote:
nice set of photos...all are good but I like #3.
Thank you, have to agree about Number three though
Oct 9, 2012 09:03:45 #
I am no expert...Snap Shot Guy, here.
Image 1, I would have tried to get a little higher so that the poles are not in front of the buildings across the water.
Image 2, If the light pole and the other columns were the point of interest, I would have considered getting down low and shooting upwards. Don't know if that would have worked out or not.
If the building in the background was important, I think the foreground is cluttered.
Image 3. The way you framed this, I am wanting to see what is pass the bridge. Consider shooting from up on the walkway.
Doing any of the above may/could present different problems.
Just thoughts my thoughts......
I hope this is helpful!!
Good for you getting out early and shooting!!
Enjoyed looking at yours!!
Pat
Image 1, I would have tried to get a little higher so that the poles are not in front of the buildings across the water.
Image 2, If the light pole and the other columns were the point of interest, I would have considered getting down low and shooting upwards. Don't know if that would have worked out or not.
If the building in the background was important, I think the foreground is cluttered.
Image 3. The way you framed this, I am wanting to see what is pass the bridge. Consider shooting from up on the walkway.
Doing any of the above may/could present different problems.
Just thoughts my thoughts......
I hope this is helpful!!
Good for you getting out early and shooting!!
Enjoyed looking at yours!!
Pat
Oct 9, 2012 09:14:36 #
Thank you so much Pat and all interesting thoughts for me to ponder
The idea of the picture was to show the "quietness" of the venice waterway at that time of day, with the Gondolas ready to go!! The background building a bit incidental.
The lamp was just a thought, as it looked like it was giving off the morning sunlight, as the sun was just to its left
But hey! I do not really know what I am doing yet, and comments like yours are well worth hearing, and will hopefully make me use the old noodle (for once) :-)
Thanks for taking time to post
The idea of the picture was to show the "quietness" of the venice waterway at that time of day, with the Gondolas ready to go!! The background building a bit incidental.
The lamp was just a thought, as it looked like it was giving off the morning sunlight, as the sun was just to its left
But hey! I do not really know what I am doing yet, and comments like yours are well worth hearing, and will hopefully make me use the old noodle (for once) :-)
Thanks for taking time to post
Oct 9, 2012 09:29:16 #
wtw2143
Loc: West Hempstead, NY
Absolutely great photos, love them all. Keep up the good work, and post some more !! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Oct 9, 2012 11:30:52 #
dargo wrote:
Thank you so much Pat and all interesting thoughts... (show quote)
I have trouble with composition.
It's a challenge, I struggle with all the time...
I'll look back and go, "What was I thinking?"..
Pat
Oct 9, 2012 11:33:30 #
These are great shots, It's very difficult to get pictures in Venice without hundreds of people in each shot. Great captures of a lovely city.
Oct 9, 2012 11:38:42 #
Jay Pat wrote:
quote=dargo Thank you so much Pat and all interes... (show quote)
You are streets ahead of me though Pat, and hopefully we have time to learn :=
-)
I have posted some more under "a few more of Venice" if you happen upon them please do point me in the right direction
Oct 9, 2012 11:39:47 #
Silver Fox wrote:
These are great shots, It's very difficult to get pictures in Venice without hundreds of people in each shot. Great captures of a lovely city.
Thank you very much for posting your comments, it is very encouraging to get advice
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