Not bad at all, mate. Good start to your DSLR shooting life!

You got the composition right, also the exposure. Just try out something new like new angle, new viewpoint and new exposure. D50 is a good cam to start with. Just get yourself familiar with the cam first. Shooting with these subjects (landscape, still life) is possibly the learning materials for you. After that, only go for capture the moments, or portrait.

Watch your butt... your mouth, gaylord. Next time I will use Telephoto lens to shoot you curi makan.

This is for you, gaylord.

D50? Not really. Even BabyK is using D200 now. Well personally I don't really think he needs to find someone who use a similar camera to learn shooting. Just go out to shoot more, and always review his own shots. Check the EXIF data. And browse other's photo to get the ideas. That should be better than shoot with other D50 guy.






This post has been edited by Reon: Mar 14 2006, 10:54 PM

Hahaha... Is it? Well actually I don't know much about them, just plain crap-talk sometime. But for sure you can learn alot from those photography forums by browsing through their posted-pix.

Someone is indirectly promoting other forum here...

But Exkay's pix are real good. Guess you can get some inspiration from his pictures.

Eh, think you need to adjust the WB sometime.

My advice here. Try to set a standard size of your posting pix. So it will look neat(er) and clear. Your pix sometime is way too big, sometime is small like a thumbnail...

How come? Didn't you shoot in the maximum size all the time?? Ok, if you don't have PhotoShop, try IrFanView (www.download.com). It has the resize/resample feature that might come in handy in your case. And about the WB, it's the common problem for digicam. Just shoot with different setting if the colour doesn't look right to you on LCD. Wish you have a nice trip to HK~!

Then BabyK is the SiKung here.

Sei gaylou, that's why I said "indirectly".

Welcome back, mate. Some nice shots there from HK. But where's the celebs pix?? Hahah, ok ok, got some comments for you here...

1. You should try more landscape (horizontal) shots for whose wide views
2. The "horizon line" (to make your pix look stable)
3. Overexposed/Underexposed
4. Sharpness
5. Removing distractive objects in your shots

These are my advices for you.

Overall you got some nice pictures there and I look forward to see more from you. Keep up the efforts and shoot more~!

Sharpness...

No way. Vinny can't shoot those pix.

Just dropping by. Kinda wonder when did Babyk become a Photo Lecturer now??

Yeah, can see the improvement there, and also your enthuasism toward PhotoGraphy. Great works!

Try to think of better composition of your subject and overall picture. Try to give some imagination to the viewer when framing your shots.

Buaya detected!!!

I think you need to find some inspiration to shoot other things... Get a underwater case and start diving!! Hehe...

Nice try, but not sharp enough.

I already booked her, you slow slow wait.

Yeah, please resize before posting for Pete's sake!

Try different angle and composition...??

Wait... Did I say that before??

Matthew Photography some more...

I'm not sure it's the metering or calibration, but maybe you can try to adjust the contrast or brightness for your pix in PhotoShop?? I think with more vivid colours and good contrast, your macro shots of nature will look even better. In my view lah. Hehehe...