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7/16/04 at 10:41am
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7/16/04 at 10:51am
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7/16/04 at 10:53am
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7/16/04 at 10:58am
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7/16/04 at 11:18am
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7/16/04 at 11:18am
a photography thread???

check out www.photo.net it'll knock your socks off, go to www.danheller.com too.

EDIT - You've just got a new gitial camera didn't you? and just trying out stuff?

a few tips, rules of third, i can tell you are just started when everything is centered to the frame, and taking photos of still objects
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post #7 of 13
7/16/04 at 11:20am
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Wow!

Okay, I give up. I am amature compared to these guys.
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post #8 of 13
7/16/04 at 11:26am
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Originally Posted by raymondlin
EDIT - You've just got a new gitial camera didn't you? and just trying out stuff?

a few tips, rules of third, i can tell you are just started when everything is centered to the frame, and taking photos of still objects

Can you explain the rules of third? Everything centered to the frame?

Yeah, I got my Sony F717 a few months ago, played a lot with it ever since. I am thinking about upgrading to a DSLR, but the prices are still too high (what am I talking about? My Grace 901 costs more than a Canon digital rebel).
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post #9 of 13
7/16/04 at 11:46am
Rules of third - imagine the picture is divided into 9 sections, 2 lines across and 2 verticle. your main subject should falls onto one of these line. Now, rules can be broken and in some instances you should centered the subject, but it depends on the moment.

There is so much you still got to learn yet, sharpness and megapixels means nothing until you have the rest. Sure, getting the photo technically correct is a must, but that is the easy part, the hard part you can teach, you'll have to learn. You learn by shooting lots, experimenting, reading, looking at other photographs.

I tell a lot of people this, read the Learn section in www.photo.net even the film based topic, it's VERY relevent, it's all the fundunmental basic every good photographer needs.
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post #10 of 13
7/16/04 at 11:52am
is this stupid?



i thought the colors were vibrant
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post #11 of 13
7/16/04 at 3:01pm
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post #12 of 13
7/16/04 at 3:16pm
One of the advice that i came across which stuck in my mind is that always try to capture a photo that tell a story.
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post #13 of 13
7/16/04 at 4:08pm
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is this stupid?



i thought the colors were vibrant
Never Stupid. Looking at it what might make a more interesting picture is if you could show more of that well weathered fence. Either in greater detail, further back or show a contrast with something newer like the freshly sawed pieces. The clutter to the left is a bit distracting.
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