Photography

[xen0m0rph]

Your compositions are getting a little better.

But your photos can also use more contrast.

[SpontaniousSteve]

xen0m0rph

Your compositions are getting a little better.

But your photos can also use more contrast.

i dont know how to do that...

[ZX35]

deadly_lifeform

I really like Shadow Stick and Empty Hall. If you're considering advancing your photography, I'd advise signing up for Flickr.

pretty good^^

yeah,, try signing of on flickr^^

[xen0m0rph]

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

Your compositions are getting a little better.

But your photos can also use more contrast.

i dont know how to do that...

Well, you can get better lighting angles, or you can edit it with Photoshop very easily.

[Yukitsu]

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

Ah.
Some of them are blurry, but the compositions are nice.
Good contrast.

idk whether to invest in two tripods (preferably portable) or to go thru caffeine withdrawal xD

yay finally i got something right~ (The photographic film pictures are annoying xD the most recent film came out blurry for some reason)

you really don't need a tripod unless you're taking long exposures (ie longer than 1/30 of a second)
also, what kind of camera are you using?

[SpontaniousSteve]

xen0m0rph

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

Your compositions are getting a little better.

But your photos can also use more contrast.

i dont know how to do that...

Well, you can get better lighting angles, or you can edit it with Photoshop very easily.

thats what i did... i did (Auto Contrast considering I don't know what would be the "right" lighting)

[SpontaniousSteve]

Yukitsu

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

Ah.
Some of them are blurry, but the compositions are nice.
Good contrast.

idk whether to invest in two tripods (preferably portable) or to go thru caffeine withdrawal xD

yay finally i got something right~ (The photographic film pictures are annoying xD the most recent film came out blurry for some reason)

you really don't need a tripod unless you're taking long exposures (ie longer than 1/30 of a second)
also, what kind of camera are you using?

Nikon Coolpix L11 and Fuji Camera S7000

[xen0m0rph]

SpontaniousSteve

thats what i did... i did (Auto Contrast considering I don't know what would be the "right" lighting)

Well, good lighting comes with the timing and angle of the sun. If the sun is too powerful and RIGHT on your subject, you won't get much contrast and your objects will be over exposed.
Sometimes, taking pictures when the sun is lower and not quite so bright, or maybe even overcast will give you good lighting with lots of contrast.
Also, colors can tend to be richer when the sun is lower or behind clouds.

Otherwise you can always use studio lights for additional lighting manipulation.

[KidoCrowKid]

hohoho cheese_whine

[SpontaniousSteve]

xen0m0rph

SpontaniousSteve

thats what i did... i did (Auto Contrast considering I don't know what would be the "right" lighting)

Well, good lighting comes with the timing and angle of the sun. If the sun is too powerful and RIGHT on your subject, you won't get much contrast and your objects will be over exposed.
Sometimes, taking pictures when the sun is lower and not quite so bright, or maybe even overcast will give you good lighting with lots of contrast.
Also, colors can tend to be richer when the sun is lower or behind clouds.

Otherwise you can always use studio lights for additional lighting manipulation.

that day the skky was like white and there was no visible sun xD

[xen0m0rph]

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

SpontaniousSteve

thats what i did... i did (Auto Contrast considering I don't know what would be the "right" lighting)

Well, good lighting comes with the timing and angle of the sun. If the sun is too powerful and RIGHT on your subject, you won't get much contrast and your objects will be over exposed.
Sometimes, taking pictures when the sun is lower and not quite so bright, or maybe even overcast will give you good lighting with lots of contrast.
Also, colors can tend to be richer when the sun is lower or behind clouds.

Otherwise you can always use studio lights for additional lighting manipulation.

that day the skky was like white and there was no visible sun xD

That might've caused your overexposure.
You would have wanted to wait until the sky was less...bright.

[Asphalt Lion]

What do you mean by you've only had a week and a half of photography? Are you saying you've been taking a photography class for a week and a half? Are you saying the first time you ever picked up a camera in your life was a week and a half ago?

[Bobbysoxr]

color=deepskyblue]I don't like some of your angles. But you have the right idea.
mrgreen

http://cinderellaxsyndrome.deviantart.com

[SpontaniousSteve]

xen0m0rph

SpontaniousSteve

xen0m0rph

SpontaniousSteve

thats what i did... i did (Auto Contrast considering I don't know what would be the "right" lighting)

Well, good lighting comes with the timing and angle of the sun. If the sun is too powerful and RIGHT on your subject, you won't get much contrast and your objects will be over exposed.
Sometimes, taking pictures when the sun is lower and not quite so bright, or maybe even overcast will give you good lighting with lots of contrast.
Also, colors can tend to be richer when the sun is lower or behind clouds.

Otherwise you can always use studio lights for additional lighting manipulation.

that day the skky was like white and there was no visible sun xD

That might've caused your overexposure.
You would have wanted to wait until the sky was less...bright.

Oh ok, i should have totally brought the other camera xD

[SpontaniousSteve]

Asphalt Lion

What do you mean by you've only had a week and a half of photography? Are you saying you've been taking a photography class for a week and a half? Are you saying the first time you ever picked up a camera in your life was a week and a half ago?

thanks smart a**..... I meant as in I have never learned ANYTHING like composition angles and such... in photography i touched about it. Next year we're doing panoramas ^_^