Some shots from Leeds today

James07

James07

James07

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Went for a little walk around Leeds today

Im not too happy with the pics again, just like yesterday, but the more i look at them the more i tend to like them, weird..













More on my Flickr

Anyone got any critique?

Thanks for looking,

James.
 
Okay brilliant, my fav was the pic #4, i dont even know why i just think this is my shot of the day.

Im confused as to what im doing but im reading a book at the mo and learning how to handle the exposure settings properly.

I have another book to read after on composition.

Really i want someone to come around with me and help me lol, feel like im lacking something..
 
Whats the histogram? I check the image review, i zoom in on the pics to make sure things look okayish.. I take quite a lot of pics when im out and only end up with a few that i like.

I shot in matrix mode as thats what a mag im reading said is best for landscapes.
 
ElDude said:
I would definitely consider going back when the light/sky is better for another go at the third shot. It's a nice building and with good light and an interesting sky, it could be very good. Alternatively, if it's possible, return at night for a long exposure of it on a clear night.
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The evening venture is a must for me, i think Leeds could be beautiful in an evening.
 
Where the second picture was taken, directly behind me were some modern apartments (may be a pic on my flickr) i bet theyre expensive, like 150k upwards easy!
 
theheyes said:
Around the canal, I would have been taking pictures of the moss on the floor, the weathered ropes and the rusty nuts and bolts etc. rather than the 'big picture'.
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Noted, ill try capture something similar, thats a good idea.

no_sleep_til said:
2, 3 & 4 are the ones i like. you have a similar style to me insofar as it's the scene rather than a specific subject, but there's plenty constructive criticism here so it's all part of the learning curve
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Thank you :)
 
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