oh and i dont think you kids have seen this one yet
GG, work on tonal shading and you're good to go
might want to work with some filters, especially UV for the flower pictures, they can drastically change the feel.
And I saw the last piece already, nigs.
sydney royal botanic gardens babe.
Water one holy shit
Others meh regular photography from you and others
Originally Posted by Nexulous
GG, work on tonal shading and you're good to go
might want to work with some filters, especially UV for the flower pictures, they can drastically change the feel.
And I saw the last piece already, nigs.
i only posted in on ffx and used it in my class
and i already use a uv filter, hardly ever take it off my lens, unless im shooting at night, but i didnt use my polarized for this
Originally Posted by H3ARTbreaker
sydney royal botanic gardens babe.
or my backyard
Originally Posted by Fjsieb
Water one holy shit
Others meh regular photography from you and others
flowers are generic i agree
but this was more about the water
it didnt really work cause i dont have a macro lens
Good boy. Invest in a macro later on, but its not really important so early on in your photography career.
Get a good telephoto lens, and a bunch of filters as well.
Originally Posted by Nexulous
Good boy. Invest in a macro later on, but its not really important so early on in your photography career.
Get a good telephoto lens, and a bunch of filters as well.
i got a good telephoto
i got the nikkor 18-200 f/3.5-5.6 VR lens
Good boy.
I don't really know my fair share of photography to say anything else, so I'll leave you to your deviations.
You can make better pictures with that camera. Try to focus just the flower and let the background be blur. Use manual focus - in the objective A[ ][-]M.
Change the wheel to M (manual) and put more waiting time (not sure how to say it in english). It will make picture take more time to render and give really cool details.
If you already knew this, sorry...
Post work is
Originally Posted by ___[.T.]___
You can make better pictures with that camera. Try to focus just the flower and let the background be blur. Use manual focus - in the objective A[ ][-]M.
Change the wheel to M (manual) and put more waiting time (not sure how to say it in english). It will make picture take more time to render and give really cool details.
If you already knew this, sorry...
these were shot in manual focus, you dont want the shutter open longer it would overexpose them, and who are you and do you actually know anything about photography