Providence Canyon, Georgia. New Pics, New XTI

[JohnnyV]

:)Hi all, just returned from a trip using my new XTI for the first time. These pics are from a small canyon in Georgia. Let me know what you think. Where could there be improvement, etc. Used a polarizer and a tripod with a 70-200 f/4 lens. Must say I used a tripod from hell, one of those package deals from another order, was ready to toss it into the canyon. Going to buy a new one this week. PS: any suggestions? Thanks in advance, JohnnyV:) http://s204.photobucket.com/albums/bb229/JohnnyV_07/?action=view&current=072507139.jpg

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[H.B.]

Could I suggest you post the photo's direct into the thread instead of links. I clicked the first link (I dont normally bother) and it took a while to open. I know others will come into your thread then leave without looking just becuase they have to open another page.

HB.

[shannyD]

i think they look good. but maybe not soom up so close to the rocks so we can see all of where you were at. like a landscape. not just the coloration of the rocks. just my opinion though.
shannon

[JohnnyV]

Thanks HB, I tried to post them direct but could'nt figure how to do it, had done it before but forgot how. Could you please explain how, I know it's a real pain to open the links, I will post other pics the right way as soon as I am able to. Thanks much for looking. JohnnyV

[JohnnyV]

Hi shannyD, Iknow what you mean about the close-ups, my wife had the pleasure of using our 17-40 while I had the 70-200. Will post some of the other shots when I can figure what I am doing wrong and not post links. They are a pain. Thanks again, JohnnyV