My first post. Some pictures from my iphone (6)
Nov 22, 2020 09:44:54 #
Nov 22, 2020 10:01:32 #
Nice series.
By the way most of us are not professional photographers. We just love photography.
Chuck
By the way most of us are not professional photographers. We just love photography.
Chuck
Nov 22, 2020 10:03:18 #
Excellent captures and great rendering. It is great to have you along on the UHH journey. Don't be shy, post away, and should you chose to share larger images, just click on "save original" just before clicking on the "send" button. Please stay well and keep on sharing your great work.
Nov 22, 2020 10:04:19 #
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Nov 22, 2020 11:42:36 #
Nov 22, 2020 12:01:15 #
Eduardo_hm wrote:
I've been following the forum for some time and decided to post some photos from my Iphone. I'm not a professional, just an amateur who likes photography. Some editing using Snapseed on my old Iphone 6. I also have an old Canon, but with the lack of time the cell phone is more practical.
These are GOOD! can not tell they are phone shots.
Nov 22, 2020 12:20:46 #
Nov 22, 2020 13:30:45 #
I want to thank all of you for the comments, and I say that I am very happy.
I think something that helped me was the fact that I started photography on a film SLR in the 90s. As the film roll has a limited number, it requires that we do the best with each shot.
Today my limiting factors are:
The English language, I am Brazilian, retired Dentist, and I have lived here for six years, but after a certain age it becomes more difficult, and I often ask for help from my friend Google translator, but I say that I am improving on this;
My equipment: my cell phone is already old as well as my 12-year-old Canon;
And perhaps the most important, the lack of time. While my wife works in her job that requires great mental concentration, I take care of my 3 year old daughter, a phase that requires great care. But whenever an opportunity arises, I take pictures, and even without taking pictures, I look at things, the details, always imagining a good angle and framing.
I think something that helped me was the fact that I started photography on a film SLR in the 90s. As the film roll has a limited number, it requires that we do the best with each shot.
Today my limiting factors are:
The English language, I am Brazilian, retired Dentist, and I have lived here for six years, but after a certain age it becomes more difficult, and I often ask for help from my friend Google translator, but I say that I am improving on this;
My equipment: my cell phone is already old as well as my 12-year-old Canon;
And perhaps the most important, the lack of time. While my wife works in her job that requires great mental concentration, I take care of my 3 year old daughter, a phase that requires great care. But whenever an opportunity arises, I take pictures, and even without taking pictures, I look at things, the details, always imagining a good angle and framing.
Nov 22, 2020 13:42:36 #
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Nov 22, 2020 15:17:17 #
captivecookie
Loc: Washington state
I see nothing wrong with these shots. Now, like a cat who has been given a treat, we want more!
Nov 22, 2020 15:19:23 #
Retired CPO wrote:
I like them very much. Mostly the color ones. There is no such thing as a B&W that wouldn't be better in color ;-}.
That reminds me of when I had a B&W photo lab business, and I had a Ansel Adams calendar on the wall. A guy who owned a poster shop came in, saw it, and said he could sell something like that if it were in color. I told him Adams' work sold just fine in B&W. Adams did shoot some color, but I don't think they were as impressive as his B&W work. I definitely think there is a lot of classic B&W photography that would lose something if they were in color.
Nov 22, 2020 16:03:18 #
Smart phone, I phone, whatever, you are a talented photographer. Keep up the good work and please post more images.
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