Sponsor |  BIGPOLEHERBEAR | Aug 7, 2007 9:54pm | I made this thread for people to post their photos for advice and help on how and what they can do to take better pictures.I'll post one of mine for an example.
I didn't use a tripod under low light conditions and if you look at the larger view you will notice a lot of noise in the sky.
I also could have cropped it like this to give the photo a little different perspective.
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Sponsor | | peasofgreen | Aug 17, 2007 12:33pm | 
critique/comments welcome |
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Sponsor | | BIGPOLEHERBEAR | Oct 13, 2007 8:05pm | sorry it took me so long to get to this,i'm very busy person. First of all if your happy with the outcome of your photo,that's the most important thing.I will offer advice but remember it's just my opinion.The foreground is rather dark/shaded too much,forcing the flash would have helped ,or keeping the sun to your back so everything is lit evenly in the forest is rather important.I actually prefer shooting in the woods on a cloudy day or sunrise sunset for interesting colours,thus no shadows or bright sky.
Your ISO was at 100 when you took the photo,use manual setting and try setting it at a higher number,will make it brighter.
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Sponsor | | peasofgreen | Oct 21, 2007 11:26am | | thanks for the input bphb |
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|  TigardGuy | Jan 3, 1:33pm | Messing around with my first DSLR - Olympus E-510. I have tons to learn.. Your feedback & suggestions is appreciated!
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|  mangia | Jan 12, 9:09am | | Try to avoid central subject position. |
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| | TigardGuy | Jan 12, 10:40am | | Thanks, Magnia.. how far should it be off-set? |
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| | TigardGuy | Jan 14, 8:03pm | read it.. got it bookmarked..
thanks Vecours! |
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