stuart adams

Thanks Juha Again for your words of wisdom, the thread made very interesting reading and although is advice on what to look for when shooting for a magazine it is something I will take on board when I am there shooting the sport I love, anything that can improve how I take the photos or point me towards the right way to approach the day is something I will be thanking you for forever.

 

Thanks again

 

Stuart

Coments welcome thanks for looking

Coments and crititisms welcom

Great shot, would love to know how you got above the bird, maybe bungeeing from a balloon.

My first lesson in light, when it gets dark there is a thing called

shutter speed

Thanks again Juha for the coments, normally my panning shots consist of a car with a speaker tower going through the middle of it where I hit the button at the wrong time, at least with the marshal in the background I can shoot him so he'll lay down.

Thanks for the comments Juha I have looked into the photo properties and heres a list of some of the details, Shutter Speed 1/800 sec, lens aperture F/9, Focal Length 300mm, ISO Speed ISO-100, Exsposure Compensation 0 step.

At the moent being new to it all a lot goes over my head and I'm used to just point and click, if the photo comes out ok its an accodent. I've only had the camera a month and this was the first chance I had at trying it out on something I love doing taking photos of motorsport, that in mind I will upload the photos I like and ask for peoples opinions and guidance in how I could improve the shot and also learn how to set the camera up in manual mode to get the desired picture. At the moment I will keep on pressing the button and seeing what comes out you never know one day I might be able to sell a few.

Merry Christmas All

 

Stuart Adams

 

 

Comments welcome, was trying out a friends camera (fuji Finepix9000)

with a willing daughter and unwilling owl.

Being a complete beginer in photography I am interested in other

peoples views good or bad, any advice welcome.

An old shot from my old camera taken from an unusual angle of the

London Eye. Coments welcome as I want to go and reshoot this shot at

the weekend with a better camera.

Thanks for the coment, I am new to photography and a lot of the technical stuff is a bit confusing at the moment. A little more detail about the photo. The event was a night race and it was getting dark I don't know if this contributed to the darkness, also I was standing behind a wire mesh fence and other photos that I took the camera focused on the meshing, would this have change anything? Like I say I am new to photography and the camera that I am using and am learning as I go, and having lots of fun learning. I have had the photo printed by to different companies and one of them lightened it and I prefered the original.

Brit Car Series at Brands Hatch UK, this is my favourite shot from

the day and would be interested in any coments or advice. It was

taken on an EOS300D using a 300mm lens in full auto mode.