Photographs. Tell me you're opinions.

Tiny I cropped the picture and removed the black border. I also tried to get rid of the wee bit of colour I missed when I edited it haha.

Sorry for the post bombardment but here's another relatively recent one.

Couple more recent ones.




James.jr sepia by Whiskeynoo, on Flickr


Vitality by Whiskeynoo, on Flickr

Great pictures! I especially liked the one of the grass... very nice idea and it looks fab! If I were to offer some advice it would be to possibly tone down the yellow badge on picture 1, it somewhat drew my eyes away from the subject.

:)

Those last 3 are spectacular. The one of the building ,has lots of leading lines that leads the eye around the photograph. The 2nd one with the small child. You captured the eyes well, and that last one follows the rule of 3rds fantastically.

I toned down the badge a bit, any better (of course there's still the horrible grainy texture)

Hopefully going to take a few new shots (once my camera charges) featuring my now three legged cat. I have a rough idea on how I want the picture to look, whether it happens we shall see :P

Thanks lilkitty, if I must be honest I didn't really think much about those shots, just went with what felt right lol

Looks great!

A bit less eye-catching *thumbs up*

I'm not a believer in fujifilm, their cameras frustrate me. I'm not so much a fan of the borders either, or the grainy film. I would look for a camera that doesn't have a fixed lens, so then you can focus on your zoom ins and macros. Nikons and Canons would be a safe route. I highly recommend the Canon T series (T1 specifically)

Well now I have a new job that pays better I intend to get the Christmas shopping out the way and then look towards treating myself with something a bit better quality :) yay money!

I use a cannon 1100D - good cheap DSLR - takes nice pics - recomended

You have an exellent eye for photography but I think your camera is holding you back slightly. Great work though