How do you like my pictures?

Question

I have been getting interested in photography not too long ago, and I only have a digital camera to take the shots.

Do you think I am any good?

(Please no harsh criticism because I am only an amateur) Tell me the one you like the best also.

Here they go:

1.http://flickr.com/photos/26039211@N02/2773649206/

Just keep browsing through, because there are too many links.

Thank you for your time!

Also, tell me things I can improve on, but don't tell me a better camera please, I am getting a Sony Cybershot!

Answer 1

There are a few very blurry images and a few poorly cropped ones that you should remove when presenting to the public for critique. Other wise, it looks like you are having lots of fun and have some cute models to work with.

Answer 2

Your web site not at all getting opened,

Feel they will be ok but you can improve

Try again using Sony Cyburshot

Answer 3

The only ones i think are interesting are the flowers by the lake. I like how they aren't really the main subject, but at the same time they are. Good use of the rule of thirds.

Overall your pretty good, just remember practice makes perfect.

Answer 4

your photos are pretty good i must say and you are quiet good to have just started, i can see from your photos you have an eye for layout and design with some of the photos how i can see the symmetry with for instance the light bulbs! your flower shots are very well in focus and it seems that have a good background.

you can work on making your photos more interesting and also doing a bit more variety, for example possibly start taking some photos of people but if you only enjoy landscape then try different settings and positions of the camera!

keep up the good work and be creative!  

Answer 5

Well I agree you should work on composition. It looked like you tried to put everything dead center in the frame, so on the landscape shots, like the first one we see, you end up cutting off the bottom and getting all this sky space of nothing on top. It pulls the eye downward. Same with the flowers by the lake. Just pull the camera down a little. A little lesson in balance.

So to try something new: try taking the pictures but don't center your subject. Consciously try different angles and ways to fill the frame, without having the subject in the middle. Then see how you like it. If you want to balance something, just know if something weighs heavy on one side of the frame, something else needs to equal it on the other side, even asymmetrically. (This may be hard with moving objects, like the dogs, but still objects should be helpful.)

Just take it one step at a time and good luck! :)

Answer 6

DANGGGG YOUR HOT!  

Answer 7

this picture of your's was nice:

http://flickr.com/photos/26039211@N02/24...

jokes apart, you need to work more on composition, and experiment more. Generally photo-editing will greatly improve the results from any camera!