Wojson
19th of June 2008 (Thu), 06:16
Hello!
I am relatively new to this forum and to photography, so let me introduce myself. My name's Wojciech. Photography becamy my 'a bit more serious' hobby around a year ago. Untill then I did enjoy taking pictures but never bothered to learn more than how to focus the camera and where to deliver my films to be developed.
It was not untill 2 years ago then I went digital (after a few years with Canon EOS 300 and kit lens) and got me a compact Olypus C-7070 (nice little camera by the way). After another year I got a chance to get me Canon 400D and then it started... I got hooked, bought some more equipment, learned about RAWs etc.
The gallery at http://www.abada.aplus.pl/galeria/Batizado_2008_-_Gdynia/index.html shows some pictures I took a few weeks ago at our capoeira fest in Gdynia. Some of the pictures are obviously just a kind of 'it happened, let's take a picture' and with some others I am more pleased.
I will be very grateful for any tips on how to improve. Especially how to get more intersting shots composition-wise as this is what matters the most I guess.
So, please tell me what you honestly think. Thank you in advance!
I am relatively new to this forum and to photography, so let me introduce myself. My name's Wojciech. Photography becamy my 'a bit more serious' hobby around a year ago. Untill then I did enjoy taking pictures but never bothered to learn more than how to focus the camera and where to deliver my films to be developed.
It was not untill 2 years ago then I went digital (after a few years with Canon EOS 300 and kit lens) and got me a compact Olypus C-7070 (nice little camera by the way). After another year I got a chance to get me Canon 400D and then it started... I got hooked, bought some more equipment, learned about RAWs etc.
The gallery at http://www.abada.aplus.pl/galeria/Batizado_2008_-_Gdynia/index.html shows some pictures I took a few weeks ago at our capoeira fest in Gdynia. Some of the pictures are obviously just a kind of 'it happened, let's take a picture' and with some others I am more pleased.
I will be very grateful for any tips on how to improve. Especially how to get more intersting shots composition-wise as this is what matters the most I guess.
So, please tell me what you honestly think. Thank you in advance!