Todays Pics (1 x Pano, 3 x HDR)
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One & Two are ever so gorgeous
Why do you need more practice at HDR? I think they are pretty perfect as they are. Saying that I have not as yet tried HDR so aside for looking to see if the shot is overdone or too 'plasticky' I don't know what else to look out for.
I particularly like No's 2 and 4. On No4 it feels like you are actually there, really nicely done
I particularly like No's 2 and 4. On No4 it feels like you are actually there, really nicely done
Memphis said:Could I be really cheeky and ask for number 2 at 1280x1024, as I think it's a stunning shot that would go lovely on my desktop?!
I could email you the full 10mp file if you like (6mb) depends on the file size limit on your email?
awesome pics
******* hell, those are bloody amazing.
I'm a bit of a photography noob, but what lens did you use with that? And which camera do you have?
Looking for a digital SLR, but judging by the quality of your shots you're going have some top class gear.
In short, looking for some guidance here.
And your shots look absolutely stunning. Nice one. 
I'm a bit of a photography noob, but what lens did you use with that? And which camera do you have?
Looking for a digital SLR, but judging by the quality of your shots you're going have some top class gear.
In short, looking for some guidance here.
And your shots look absolutely stunning. Nice one. naffa said:******* hell, those are bloody amazing.
I'm a bit of a photography noob, but what lens did you use with that? And which camera do you have?
Looking for a digital SLR, but judging by the quality of your shots you're going have some top class gear.
In short, looking for some guidance here.
No DSLR here, just a compact (Canon G7). Decided a while ago that i just would not have the discipline to carry all the gear around for a DSLR so i went for a good quality compact.
For the money i dont think you can beat the G7 (Size and performance).
I honestly mean no offence here but bloody hell these people are easily pleased! It's like they've never seen a good quality photo before.
Shot number 2 is quite good, the HDR does add a little to the photo, the clouds set this off for me seen as the sky is a little dull. I'm not the greatest fan of #3 because I think HDR doesn't suit it and there is nothing too exciting about the image, but #4 is nice, holds good content. I'm not trying to put you down from the initial over excited comments but just pointers.
Shot number 2 is quite good, the HDR does add a little to the photo, the clouds set this off for me seen as the sky is a little dull. I'm not the greatest fan of #3 because I think HDR doesn't suit it and there is nothing too exciting about the image, but #4 is nice, holds good content. I'm not trying to put you down from the initial over excited comments but just pointers.
RandomTom said:I honestly mean no offence here but bloody hell these people are easily pleased! It's like they've never seen a good quality photo before.
Shot number 2 is quite good, the HDR does add a little to the photo, the clouds set this off for me seen as the sky is a little dull. I'm not the greatest fan of #3 because I think HDR doesn't suit it and there is nothing too exciting about the image, but #4 is nice, holds good content. I'm not trying to put you down from the initial over excited comments but just pointers.
Non taken, its all part of the learning process (hence my comment about going reading the HDR guide)
lol, I don't think I'm quite that bad.RandomTom said:
I've seen some good stuff, but I know what I like and I like these. Each to their own I suppose.
That's surprising. I know I don't really know my stuff (obviously) but I think those shots are really nice. With a compact camera that's quality.cmt said:
Number 3 is a little boring for me but the others are really good! Good job! I especially like the airplane contrail in number 4.
It's nice to see some good quality shots from a non DSLR as well. Just goes to show that you don't need to be running around with 4 figures of equipment to produce some good photos.
It's nice to see some good quality shots from a non DSLR as well. Just goes to show that you don't need to be running around with 4 figures of equipment to produce some good photos.