Rule of Thirds is all you really need

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Originally posted by kadomony Rule of birds is all you really need

/stu

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Originally posted by kadomony Rule of Thirds is all you really need

that rule does work lol

seriously, though. everything like ISO, shutter speed, and f-stops are all secondary. an eye for composition and relevance is what really sets apart the pros.

as far as equipment: if youre just starting out, be sure to budget in a good standard lens (50/85mm with f 1.8 or below)

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Last edited by kadomony on Dec-29-2010 at 18:11

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Originally posted by kadomony Rule of Thirds is all you really need

depends , on what you want to achieve.

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I've been doing amateur photography in spare time for past 4years, I am in the process of sorting a flickr account up, Will be away next week on holiday where i generally spend most of my time down at the wildlife hides and in the woods taking pics, so will put them on flickr so you can check them out if you want.
I have one pic on flickr, lol.

The in-laws cat when we looked after him couple of months back, photo not edited.
Thats it.

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Originally posted by Saka I've been doing amateur photography in spare time for past 4years, I am in the process of sorting a flickr account up, Will be away next week on holiday where i generally spend most of my time down at the wildlife hides and in the woods taking pics, so will put them on flickr so you can check them out if you want. I have one pic on flickr, lol. The in-laws cat when we looked after him couple of months back, photo not edited. Thats it.

Cool I have the same name on Flickr if you want to add me as a contact.

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY Cool I have the same name on Flickr if you want to add me as a contact.

I search but cannot find you.

Stu

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also the dude who panaramas chicago all the time.

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Originally posted by kadomony as far as equipment: if youre just starting out, be sure to budget in a good standard lens (50/85mm with f 1.8 or below)

^Def invest yourself in a good lens.

camera's and equipment are so cheap now its awesome. you can deff grab yourself a high quality slr for not a lot of $

I'm into bird photography (and whatever else I can photograph, really).

I never got around to making a Flikr page, but I set up a photo blog for my better pics a while back: http://www.photography.sushipunk.net/

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