This is Photography

[idanity]

pic is a link to its better size

[idanity]

[idanity]

as you can see...im going heavily into colors for a bit.
just enjoy the contrast if nothing else.

[87e30]

Beautiful day in the PNW yesterday:

[idanity]

a few more.
one trying levitation, and more contrast

[idanity]

[87e30]

^ ... that picture is huge. And out of focus.

[strang3majik]

Not the greatest. But playing around with some vintage style effects.

[idanity]

^ ... that picture is huge. And out of focus.

wow your so observant.
your an amazing troll

[87e30]

wow your so observant.
your an amazing troll

Well it's a photography thread... I could just say "cool shot" if that would make you feel better

[Cabriolet]

wow your so observant.
your an amazing troll

this isnt pictures tread, this photography. and that shot was good content but out of focus by 100ft and not color balanced.

[pawi30]

[idanity]

Well it's a photography thread... I could just say "cool shot" if that would make you feel better

yes it would.:)
and maybe not say anything at all would be best.

maybe this is above your head, but that car was traveling pretty fast, i was zoomed in 200mm.
and in my learning, fuzzy pix do bring emotion to the forefront. it doesn't ALWAYS have to be crystal clear...in fact, many times its the point....like above

add on top of this, i have just got into "photography" with a DSLR, and an entry level one at that b/c thats all i can afford.

too bad if its not up to your standards, i like it...my friends like it (or not) and i get plenty of criticism from people i respect in real life.

if you want to criticize anyones work, just go out and do the same picture to your liking to show how poor a photographer i (*or we are) am, and how great you are.

show it by example.

thats all i want to say about it.
i know its a photography thread.
but realise, often photography is artistic, and brings a lot of things to the table that is above your own fat heads.

otherwise...
thanks.
i would appreciate your advice, and want to learn to become better.

[FunfGan]

yes it would.:)
and maybe not say anything at all would be best.

maybe this is above your head, but that car was traveling pretty fast, i was zoomed in 200mm.
and in my learning, fuzzy pix do bring emotion to the forefront. it doesn't ALWAYS have to be crystal clear...in fact, many times its the point....like above

add on top of this, i have just got into "photography" with a DSLR, and an entry level one at that b/c thats all i can afford.

too bad if its not up to your standards, i like it...my friends like it (or not) and i get plenty of criticism from people i respect in real life.

if you want to criticize anyones work, just go out and do the same picture to your liking to show how poor a photographer i (*or we are) am, and how great you are.

show it by example.

thats all i want to say about it.
i know its a photography thread.
but realise, often photography is artistic, and brings a lot of things to the table that is above your own fat heads.

otherwise...
thanks.
i would appreciate your advice, and want to learn to become better.

TL;DR:

You guys are wrong and can shut up, as I understand photography on a level none of you could ever hope to.

However, I appreciate any advice and wish to learn from you guys.

[Cabriolet]

maybe this is above your head, but that car was traveling pretty fast, i was zoomed in 200mm.

clearly you know nothing bc the photgraph says it was shot at 135mm. IE not that far zoomed in. and you misaimed your focus point to what should have been the backgound.

and in my learning, fuzzy pix do bring emotion to the forefront. it doesn't ALWAYS have to be crystal clear...in fact, many times its the point....like above

you never want a "fuzzy" photo as a photographer. you want to have a level of "Bokeh" that doesnt mean the subject should EVER be out of focus.

add on top of this, i have just got into "photography" with a DSLR, and an entry level one at that b/c thats all i can afford.

Yes we know you bought a NIKON D3100, that in no way excuses you from taking shit photos and posting them and not expecting to receive criticism.
here are other's photos with your same camera

too bad if its not up to your standards, i like it...my friends like it (or not) and i get plenty of criticism from people i respect in real life.

if you want to criticize anyones work, just go out and do the same picture to your liking to show how poor a photographer i (*or we are) am, and how great you are.
show it by example.

you clearly did not look through this thread before posting the comment. there are some exquisite photographs of track events in here, that will make you wow in amazement.

...i know its a photography thread.
but realise, often photography is artistic

otherwise...
thanks.
i would appreciate your advice, and want to learn to become better.

you are getting advise.
for every 100 shots i take i post maybe 1. for every 20 shots i post maybe 1 is good and even less that i could say were great.

youtube is filled with how to's for photography for ever sport. research and learn.

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