Photography

Ahha, its ok. I'm only amateur as well, I'm 15.
I was just pointing out, no offense caused :)Where it can be useful to provide a backdrop its much more user-friendly/easier basically, to just mess around with the settings to cancel out the light.

Goood Jooob ;D

Couple of mine:
My cat's mother Rilli.
forest near our summer cottage.
It was cute. ^.^
My mother's rose.
My uncle and his wife. <3
Small Tortoiseshell raping my mother's flowers.

Jeebus, you're all pros :S
I'm jealous D:

Hmm, maybe I need to start using my camera (Canon EOS 350D FTW)

Neko: They're good, but not spectactular.
Kaiser: You need macro.
Born: Not enough pictures.Sorry guys but everything was positive and I felt it needed a little nega. Other than that, great job guys. Really.
I don't know jackshit about cameras but I know a little sumthinsumthin about pictures.

Replying to #26

Well you must know something as you've just suggested that i get a macro, which honestly i don't need in this situation, as you can see i'm getting close ups, but not super close ups. A macro is generally used for taking close ups of bugs and stuff. Where as i need a higher MM lens.Which i am getting 70-300, which will suffice for what i am doing, i'm not a insect photographer and i'm not doing it to that sort of extent, i do not need a macro at all.

KaiserSenseithanks everybody :) loads of people in the restaurant have complimented on it, really happy with the positive response,also, i can't afford a macro lens, i can't afford any lens at the moment, so its all done with an 18-55 mmhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/carnagephotography/Thats my flicker if you would like to see any of the others, some of them are just playing around with camera settings as you can see.

hope you don't mind but i added you this is mostly my old stuff more to come next month :D

I study photography at school, but I'm not that good.
I only have a digital camera that is 12MP
I wouldn't mind having a -real- camera.
I can't seem to keep my hands still when taking photographs :(

get a tripod or a monopod

I really do want to, but I don't know the price or whether it's a purchase that would be worthwhile-seeing as I don't have a great camera
What exactly is a "monopod"?

Replying to #31

A tripod with only one leg, you still need to hold the camera, but it gives it more stability.

also monopods are easier to carry around and are usable in no tripod areas and such

I just returned from my Chinese bus tour through six states, three national parks (Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Arches), and several national monuments. I took 857 pictures, and I will pick out the best and post them on my Flickr when I feel like it.

Photography club, one of the clubs I failed unbelievably hard at :'(
Although I still enjoy it, with my crappy digital camera...

Two pictures up. They're handheld panoramas stitched together with Hugin. Both taken in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.Comments are appreciated. ;)

Those make my photos look like crap.

Born2killx · #36Two pictures up. They're handheld panoramas stitched together with Hugin. Both taken in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.Comments are appreciated. ;)

It's great ;D. The first one looks like it was stretched but it's not.

Three of my pics

I think this is my best photo. I made it with my mobile phone, such a pity I forgot to take my camera ...:P

Time stamps (if that's the phrase) on photos suck. Disable them.