Hey there guys. I'm rather new to the photography world. Don't even have a cool DSLR like most of the sifus here (just using a PnS Sony DSC-W7).

Anyway, here are some of the pictures that I have to share. Please feel free to leave any comments or criticism. I'm here to learn . Most of the pictures are from my blog, I just picked the few that I like most.

chinoz, the 1st one looks great. you applied PP on it?

PP? No idea what's that... I used Focal B&W from Picasa

1#dun cut the building ) u need a 12-24mm already
2# try lower the ground
3# no subject
4# wider will be better

conclusion : is time to upgrade

This post has been edited by shinchan^^: Jan 21 2007, 09:20 AM

the #123 sifu already comment you..haha

and the conclusion..haha..so fast upgrade meh..

1st photo will look good if u did not frame the sky and the building because that part distract the viewer from the main object...

i also the newbie here..
but just giv some comment.
the pic #1 i feel tht the building is the main subject,
so sad tht you didn take the whole building. if you take the whole building and also the red car in the photo tht will be nice.
but i not sure tht can take such things or not.

pic #2 and #4 is nice. especially #4, i love it.
Pic #3 should take some birds or other objects to show the beauty of the sky. like pic2 and 4.

Don't do this to me guys, very tight budget liau

For #1, I could've prolly captured the whole building if the car wasn't going so fast. Also, at that time, I wasn't really interested in the building, just wanted a picture of the car .

And yes, I really do want a wide angle lens for my camera. Apparently there's one available for my camera but I need to buy some sort of converter to attach to my camera first. But I've not seen one yet so far

Btw guys, I've seen people doing this sort of blur effect thing, where you somewhat focus on the object infront of you and blurring the rest behind (or vice versa). Might I ask how you do something like that?

Anyway, feedback noted . On to the next set - in black and white

... then the image is a failure, you should've shot only the car. If you're a seasoned photographer, you'll be considered fickle minded but in this case you have a lesson to learn : No matter how well you composed the image, if it's not what's in your mind, the result is a partial or total failure.



Go get a DSLR and I will teach you how you can achieve that, free of charge!

getting a dslr really really unavoidable already for you now..haha

Poisoned thread..

what poisoned?

a better way to say this is, This Thread Has Been HIJACKED!!!

I hate you guys haha. Went out to town yesterday and began noticing stuff that I never used to bother with previously (eg Sale - Nikon D50 + 18-50mm lens !! £389 only).

I think I'll wait till I go home in summer and steal my brother's dslr to learn. For now, tahan with my PnS first la