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#1
Jul 10 2009 05:09pm
Hello,
these are my first pictures with my new camera, a Casio EX-S10. The pictures is of a Stave Church in Norway not far from where I live.
I am not an experienced photographer, but I would really like to learn more about how to take good pictures.
If anyone have feedback for my pictures, I would greatly appreciate it. =)





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Jul 10 2009 06:48pm
hard to say alot about these pictures... try not to shoot facing into the sun, and crop your pictures more, also focus more on specific things / parts of your image, this way it wont become cluttered. :)
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Jul 10 2009 09:22pm
I can only see one photo, followed by multiple strange photos of "imageshack represents" talking about gobble-de-goop in terms I do not know.

Imageshack has been hacked!!!!!!!! :rofl: :rofl:


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one of the web’s largest image hosts, was attacked tonight by a movement called “Anti-Sec”. The result of the attack has been to replace all ImageShack hosted images with a manifesto for the movement (below).

The message adds that “no images were harmed in the making of this…image”, implying that ImageShack images are not lost.

We’ll post updates as we learn more: please add your own experiences in the comments.


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http://mashable.com/2009/07/10/imageshack-hacked/

This post was edited by chantal7 on Jul 10 2009 09:25pm
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Jul 10 2009 09:28pm
LOL & Imageshack hacked.
Fail.
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#5
Jul 11 2009 03:49am
#2 is cool cos you see only the siluette of the church

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#3 are both to dark because you cam orientated @ the sky an isi step would be not to aim with the cam that much into the sky so it orientates more on the curch
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Jul 11 2009 03:43pm
Okay, thanks for the feedback!:) I will try not to aim the camera too much into the sky next time, and focus more on the subject.
Next week i'm going on a trip to the mountains for a couple of days.=)
Hopfully I will have some nice pictures to post here when i'm back

This post was edited by Gigga on Jul 11 2009 03:43pm
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Jul 11 2009 03:45pm
can your camera go into a higher dpi... if so put it up you may not be able to hold as many pictures but they look so much better :)
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Jul 11 2009 03:49pm
i dont like those pictures very much
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Jul 11 2009 04:01pm
If you retake the last picture at a different time of day, I think that it would look better.
It should be a bit brighter... try getting less of the sky in the picture if you are using an automatic mode... it should brighten up the rest of the roof.

And bonethugz, if you don't like them - at least say why.... otherwise you're just being a dick.
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Jul 18 2009 05:57pm
Quote (ZzBoneThugzZ @ Sat, Jul 11 2009, 11:49pm)
i dont like those pictures very much


why?


i think for first pictures are not bad!
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