Feedback on my Photography

[Kerridwyn]

Hi all

I am a budding Amateur photographer at the moment though I am making plans to get a better camera, long way off yet, I'm currently using a Minolta Dimage E223: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0303/03030206minoltadimagee223.asp

However I would love some feedback on the photos that I have been taking to-date

Kerridwyn's Photography: http://photography.mysticktech.com/index.php?cat=5

If there are Renderosity Members about I also have a Gallery of work there located at: http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=Kerridwyn&Form.sess_id=14376203&Form.sess_key=1089078613

Any comments or ways that I can improve my photography would be appreciated.

[Ed W]

Hi Brett,

I guess you really like pano's!

I quite like all those sunset/silhouette shots. Good stuff there.

My suggestion to you is to think about framing your shots so that your subject is not dead-center in the frame, particularly with those nature shots and the flowers. Think about leading lines (eg, triangles and the rule of thirds) as a way to draw the eye to the subject.

This is sort of what I'm talking about...
http://forums.eyo.com.au/gallery/albums/userpics/20917/Bridie.jpg

Hope this helps!

[billsstills]

Your photos look fine. Try looking around the web at pro sites and pay attention to the framing of their shots.
Do you have a camera you can use manually? If you do... try to practice manual exposures.

Bill.

[JenniV]

Nice work there. Personally, I'm not into landscape photography, but there are a few really good shots in your website. I can't really give any advice in that sense. :)

[Steavie]

Hey there,

I found some of your shots quite appealing, some I thought could do with tweaking the contrast up a little, and one or several were stunning.
Keep up the good work, and definately framing the peice makes a great difference,it keeps the eye focussed to the picture itself.