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Basic long exposure fake ghost photo. The tripod was slightly tilted,

so it's of NO value as a photo photo, but you could make up some

story like "this part of my house creeps my out so I took a picture

and look what I found!"

1600. The grain was intentional.

My first attempt at photo editing with The Gimp. The shadows were

made darker and the depth of field was reduced with Gaussian Blur.

Thanks very much for the comment, Kellen.

Great sky tone and ground/sky balance. The grass looks a bit too bright for the rest of the picture - don't know if there was anything you could do about that, though.

This was actually taken with the camera settings for my old style

series, but it doesn't really fit in that category. Please comment.

Yes, I do want input, and thank you for it. By the way, that's snow in the lower right. Yeah, that would have looked better without it - maybe with the camera angled a little more up. And yes, it is my camera's version of sepia.

 

EDIT: Argh, now that snow is bothering me so much!

More in my old style series. PLEASE comment, especially if you don't

like it.

The first in my old style project, which is actually an assignment

for my photography class. Please, PLEASE comment as well as rate,

ESPECIALLY if you don't like it.

If possible I would have kept the leaves out of the top of the picture. Did you use a zoom lens? If so, I also would have soomed more on the upper bodies/faces of the crocodiles/alligators/caiman/gavials/whatever.

It's kinda grainy. If possible, use a wider aperture instead of faster shutter speed. Also, try putting her off to the side instead of dead center. Try google image searching "rule of thirds". Good lighting, though.

The way the sign is angled, I might suggest taking it from the other side of the fence and leaning a bit. Maybe a bit closer to the sign, too. Aside from that, good colour and depth of field.

Good depth of field and composition, but it's a bit bright. Try underexposing a little.

Basically, yeah. Thanks for the comment.

Last one from Elbow Falls. Please comment as well as rate.

A picture of my dog having a good time. Please comment as well as

rate.

Good tone and composition, except for the knee in the bottom.

Nice composition, but it's a bit bright. does your camera have an exposure compensation button? If so, try underexposing the same shot by about a stop. It looks great.

Last photo from Elbow Falls. Please comment.

I love this series, and these are no exception. I love the brightness and grain texture.

This was taken from very far away with my 150mm lens. It's got

surprisingly good depth of field for that kind of zoom. Please

comment.

More from Elbow Falls. Please comment!

Taken standing on a ridge at Elbow Falls, underexposed a full stop.

Please tell me what you think.

Technically, it's not too interesting, but subject-wise, it's cute and funny. Nice shot!

Good soft focus and restricted depth of field! Excellent shot!