Team-BHP - The Official non-auto Image thread

stupid: hi he heee heeee
. Imageshack image not appearing where am pasting it !!!!! anyway here is the URL
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Venkatesh you have posted a direct link to the image on your system/hard drive.How do we access your system now :) ?

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The Beauty and the Trash

Many of you who have visited me have seen this place.

One from me.

Here it is. They give so many URLs. I guess i mixed them up.
Samurai san. another good subject. I guess you need to give the shock. First a pic of just the serene and beautiful river and then the shocking garbage in front of it.

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Originally Posted by benbsb29 (Post 588930)

One from me.

The flowers are overexposed. Try centerweighted metering on the flowers.

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Originally Posted by Venkatesh.C (Post 589085)

Very powerful color rendition.

Thanks for the suggestions Samurai. Since i know nothing about the technicalities about photography dont know how much i can improve upon it. :) Will try for better shots though.

Here's another one from me :

Benny what did you try to focus on ?

No camera now, so posting an old pic.

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Originally Posted by benbsb29 (Post 589518)

Let me guess, hand held shot? It has shook, so no sharpness. You should use tripod in low light situations.

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Originally Posted by rjstyles69 (Post 589528)

Benny what did you try to focus on ?

No camera now, so posting an old pic.

The face is little distracting, may be he should have held it high.

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Originally Posted by Samurai (Post 589592)

The face is little distracting, may be he should have held it high.

How about this , had posted this earlier in the Digital Camera discussion thread.

Hey both the shots are good RJStyles.
The shot1 looks a bit overexposed. I guess the colours have come out much b etter in the 2nd shot and the 1st looks a wee bit washed out in comparison and also has too shallow a DOF that the flower is blurred off towards the other end.
THe 2nd shot is much better with lots of more colours and great DOF. Like samurai san says, the curious eyes of the boy is the culprit. Try PP gaussian blur or something on that aspect alone.

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Originally Posted by Samurai (Post 589592)

You should use tripod in low light situations.

If you dont have access to tripod. Look for resting your hand against something near by. Its important that you rest the wrist against something. LIke in this instance you could have rested your hand against a top of a chair.
If you are not sure of holding the camera steady. You will need to be all hands to focus and frame the shot. Once you do that use your left to press the camera firmly(from the top) down to the surface you are resting the camera against and use the right index finger alone to operate the shutter button.

Also remember to just push the trigger with your index finger gently without moving your hand itself. Remember to hold on to the pushed index finger till you hear the shutter release back (for it is going to take a good second or so to deal with this kinda situations).

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Originally Posted by BijuPaul (Post 583401)

Great composition well balanced, a classic one.

Thanks.

I thought my post got lost. :)

-- Torqy