I Don't Know How to Use My New Camera
I have been using various less-professional (set on auto, "point-and-shoot") cameras for so many years that I spoiled myself into forgetting to learn how to set aperture, etc. on my new, more professional, Nikon. Luckily, a friend was over last night, and he is into photography, so he explained things about the camera -- as he figured it out himself. It turns out that he could use a bit of direction when it comes to artistic decisions-making, such as in the composition, so we make a good team. We plan on taking a trip up to the mountains some time to practice our skills and take some awesome pics -- something to look forward to, perhaps :) In the meantime, tell me your thoughts on the following pics.
Which one is your favorite, and why? Thanks for commenting!
Thanks for the content.
Elrond Huston Aka ehuston
You're very welcome. Do you have a favorite?
I like the depth of field in #3. You can experiment by taking the same photo 3 different times with 3 different f-stops...see what you get.
#4 is my favorite...the shadows in general...the shell shadow as the needle.
#7 has potential. I would like to see some more light, maybe coming from outside at an angle that creates some shadows.
Several shots make me want to play tabla. ;)
Enjoy the learning process! I can't wait to see what will come next.
Tabla it is! :)
Yahoo!!! Bring. It. On!!!
I like number 4 and 6! Keep learning youtube is a great place for that.
Thanks! Will do!
I can't wait to see your photos from the mountain trip. Sorry, I don't have a favorite because I am not to keen on black and white photos but I know many people just love black and white.
Some time soon, perhaps!