i_shachar

Another mountaineering vacation has come to an unfortunate end. The

mountains seem to be geting along quite well without me though. I'm

trying to advance my photographing skills for next time so any

advice would be great. Remember I can't carry much weight and my

time is very limited up there. Thanks.

Taking pictures during a mountaineering trip should be rewarded

extra points...

Wide lens, Polarizer and Velvia 50 ISO. Completely un-adjusted (and

untaimed).

Early morning on the ridge of Combin Corbassiere, Switzerland. Aug

2003. Criticsm will be happily accepted.

Cops strolling at Arc de Triumph, Paris. Taken with 400CN Kodak,

Canon EOS300.

Your comment will be happily accepted...

(Taken with a macro lens at a Beijing garden , f24, speed unknown)

This one was taken at a small alley just a minute walk from

Calcutta's main tourist attraction. Any comments (A bit more

than "Wonderfull"/"Horrible") would be greatly appreciated. Criticism

is excellent.

I am a true beginner. Since I happend to travel extensively all

around this little ball of ours, I decided it'll be a shame if I

won't come back each time with at least a decent album...

So please critique my photos from my recent trip to

Mongolia/China/Tibet. I am desperately looking for a good "usefull"

advice ( a bit more than "Amazing"/"Horrible" etc...)

Thanks