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Nitrogen
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![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0024-1.jpg) a bigass piece of turkey (??? chunk o\' turkey) ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0016-1.jpg) ornaments sitting on a table ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0017-1.jpg) our fucking old globe... it still has the soviet union on it. ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0033.jpg) some ivy outside. ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0037.jpg) abalone shell ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0038.jpg) ladder ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0046.jpg) old birds nest i found on the ground (i really like all the colorful crap around it on the ground) ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0056.jpg) neat lighting coming through some trees ![[image loading]](http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n178/Evilbunnys23/IMG_0042.jpg) tree hope you liked them    | ||
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Fontong
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Nitrogen
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i live near san francisco :p so, no snow. man, it must suck to not have a backyard. i'll always remember playing in the trees and bushes and shit when i was really little... good times. | ||
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Fontong
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Nitrogen
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Megalisk
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Ack1027
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Keep it up! | ||
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Nitrogen
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i'm going to buy a tripod soon so i can play w/ the lighting more :p | ||
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CharlieMurphy
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Nitrogen
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.gypsy
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Cambium
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From the names of your images, it's probably Canon =) I always wanted to get a DSLR this xmas, but I'm too broke atm  | ||
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Nitrogen
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geometryb
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Nitrogen
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minus_human
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http://nd-magazine.com/ Go for Mr. Andy Mumford's articles, he's a really good photographer and an excellent person overall (andymumford.deviantart.com for some of his photos )Nice photos, however I can really tell you're missing a few basic, key concepts Interesting beginner's ideas though, I can relate, sort of. Keep it up, photography becomes much much cooler once you start knowing your camera + some basic guidelines. Guidelines, or rules in photography are the best ever, since you usually break some to make an expressive photo .I enjoyed the photo with the globe especially, and also the one with the ladder. Nice play with the DoF. It's always the best logical thing to read your camera's manual from cover to cover, it was quite useful for me when I started out with my Canon EOS 400D (it's the Rebel XTi I think in the States?) The rest of them are okay, however on a few occasions you just seemed to point and shoot at a subject, without searching for anything (angle, lighting, or central subject - even though I'm sure you didn't just mindlessly shoot, but practice some more!) that could make your photo really expressive (like the ivy photo, the abalone, or the nest one). That's typical for beginners, it will change quickly once you fully understand that what you see through the viewfinder is actually different than what you see with your eyes naturally .For example, your usual photograph is composed of a subject (this can be large array of "things", and it isn't always TOO obvious) and a background (this offers infinite possibilities, from coral reefs and seas and grass and leaves and anthills to snow or a black, abstract wallpaper, etc). Your photo with the nest is nice, and the nest in itself with all the colored stuff around is pleasing visually, but it just seems to lack something, a central point of interest. For example, I once saw a photo of a lonely tropical tree on the bank of the Amazon, in a very foggy morning. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://fc81.deviantart.com/fs26/f/2008/043/8/f/8ff2d8334117d6e6.jpg) which in my opinion is much more representative of the whole Amazonian tropical atmosphere than all the other incredibly crowded tree formations you could have probably see there all over the place. I actually bet this lone tree was hard to find, but it's most representative. Don't you agree? Please forgive me if I sound patronizing, I am nothing more but a newbish beginner that just wants to share some experience Hope I provide anything useful to you, and keep shooting,you can become a child once again, and this time the world will be your backyard Also check my blog if you haven't;) | ||
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Nitrogen
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