NYC: LIFE!

[dtufino]

These are some of my first Shots....

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c285/dtufino/IMG_0015.jpg

Here's this one...

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c285/dtufino/ggggggg.jpg

Time to walk....

[I Simonius]

These are some of my first Shots....

Time to walk....

technically not bad, but try some more experiments with DOF ( depth of field) -as the first shot goes slightly out of focus (OOF) as you get close and to the right

depth of field is increased as you stop down ( use smaller apertures)

[dtufino]

technically not bad, but try some more experiments with DOF ( depth of field) -as the first shot goes slightly out of focus (OOF) as you get close and to the right

depth of field is increased as you stop down ( use smaller apertures)

Thanks for the advice....

will give it a shot, i have been just taking pics and experimenting with the diffrent settings, new to Pic taking, and i just wanna enjoy myself, not get overwhelmed or anything....

If you look closely at the first pic, with the bridge it looks out of forcus, but those are support cables on the manhattan bridge in nyc, i was kinda messed up myself, but when i drove by there i notices those thin cables there.... it looks doubled but theyre not....

so far so good....

[I Simonius]

Thanks for the advice....

will give it a shot, i have been just taking pics and experimenting with the diffrent settings, new to Pic taking, and i just wanna enjoy myself, not get overwhelmed or anything....

If you look closely at the first pic, with the bridge it looks out of forcus, but those are support cables on the manhattan bridge in nyc, i was kinda messed up myself, but when i drove by there i notices those thin cables there.... it looks doubled but theyre not....

so far so good....

Just get used to one aspect of pic taking at a time

Experimentiung with DOF if a very good place to start

Try taking pics at full aperture ( works best with people portraits) and landscapes at smallest apertures that you can hand hold (obviously don't have a too slow shutter speed or you'll get camera shake)

Really experiment getting control over DOF and you will have mastered a very important aspect of photograpghy

[dtufino]

Just get used to one aspect of pic taking at a time

Experimentiung with DOF if a very good place to start

Try taking pics at full aperture ( works best with people portraits) and landscapes at smallest apertures that you can hand hold (obviously don't have a too slow shutter speed or you'll get camera shake)

Really experiment getting control over DOF and you will have mastered a very important aspect of photograpghy

Thank s a mil.....

[BottomBracket]

Nice start, have to agree with Simon though. Glad to see another NYC'r here, perhaps you can join in one our meets. :)

[dtufino]

Nice start, have to agree with Simon though. Glad to see another NYC'r here, perhaps you can join in one our meets. :)

Sure, i'm a bike rider as well.. funny...

I do a downhill riding, and dirt jumping....

it's fun...

and now getting into photography, i won't mind meeting up, you gusy can help me with a few pointers.

[DxHatchback]

both appear to be severely crooked

rotate them :D