Saturday, June 20, 2009

My Super Duper Camera

My husband purchased a Nikon D80, which I thought was much to over the top for our picture taking needs. Damn it takes the most crystal clear photos I have ever seen, it was definitely worth the money. My friend recommend taking a camera class which teaches you how to use all the functions of your camera. This class also helps you to take better photos. One of our assignments was to take photos of simple details. I have already seen a major improvement in my photos. I think you will definitely be impressed.

Dionne is a professional photographer and asked me to pass this particular photo to her, because she just loved it. That honestly made me really happy.
From photo class


No one really liked this photo, but I really liked the colors.
From photo class


Everyone loved this, but I didn't see what the big deal was ha ha ha.
From photo class


I liked this one much more.
From photo class


This was a stinky flame photo.
From photo class


So was this one.
From photo class


I loved the texture of this photo.
From photo class


This is a great shot.
From photo class


This is a great flame shot.
From photo class


This is one of my favorites. This photo made Ramsey laugh really hard, because he thought it was a joke. He was forgetting this assignment was to take detailed photos. I also really like how the color of the oranges just jump at you.
From photo class


No one liked, but I loved it. It was a accidental shot that turned out beautiful.
From photo class


I would really like feedback on my photos, Thanks
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2 comments:

  1. madpianoJune 20, 2009 at 4:15 PM

    Hello

    if you would like people to critique your fotos, try photosig. People will tell you why a photo is good or bad and what can be improved. But then you would get into photography and let me tell you, it is a very addictive hobby. Do you really need another one of those ??? ;-))

    I love the photo with the Oranges. But I would have preferred it with a plain coloured card of a contrasting colour behind it (or a piece of cloth), instead of the slightly cluttered bit..

    Cheers
    Mad

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  2. Addicted to SoapJune 22, 2009 at 4:44 AM

    Thanks for the comment. I will try the site you recommended. As for the oranges, our assignment was to take photos of things outside that people don't usually notice. To also get photos with details. I couldn't put a fake backround there. I just tried to make it disapear. Thanks

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