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Jan 21 2010 05:53am

Wow your pictures show a lot of potential!!!
You have the same problem as me though..
I have the hardest time to level my camera to have a nice horizontal background...
It is just something more to concentrate on before pulling the trigger...

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Jan 21 2010 07:42am

Quote (sk8n @ 19 Jan 2010 16:15)

2 more small things which I now find a bit distracting

On alot of pictures you don't keep your camera horizontally

on the hammersmith bridge you have the whole bridge on the shot, except for some tiny bit on the top left.

Maybe it's just me, I think they can look much better with those things in mind.

Bolded. That is so important. It looks...hmm dont take if offensively...amateur when its tilted. Some bridge pics are very nice though.

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Jan 21 2010 10:18am

Quote (sevlo @ Jan 21 2010 01:42pm)

Bolded. That is so important. It looks...hmm dont take if offensively...amateur when its tilted. Some bridge pics are very nice though.

i am an amateur ;), i really need to work on getting the pictures straight

Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Jan 21 2010 11:53am)

thanks

yes, i find it very hard to adjust my tripod properly which is why it mainly happens to me in the nightshots. the tripod does have a spirit level on it, but it's too hard to see it at night

Quote (succulentdesire @ Jan 20 2010 09:49pm)

this one is my favorite because I like the colors and the contrast of the reflective surface the bird is standing on

good job

Quote (hestJaevel @ Jan 20 2010 09:38pm)

Wow, that picture is truly amazing

Just getting a shot that close to a bird is a killer

thanks, i was lucky it landed so close to me

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