New to forum and some pics.

Glenr

Hi all,

My name is Glen and I am new to this forum.

I have been into photography for about 3 months and have found it has quickly become a passion for me.

I am still and will probably always be learning but as an introduction I thought I would post some pics from my Smug Mug albums.

Hope you enjoy them and nice to meet you all.

Thanks

Glen
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Osprey Whisperer

Welcome to the 'Grin, Glen. Thanks for sharing your images . I would enjoy them a great deal more if you didn't have such a large watermark blocking the view. Images this small won't really make a decent print even if someone was to copy t hem. Personally I don't pay much attention to images with the watermark so big and running through the middle.

You have some nice shots here. Would suggest google "rule of thirds" regarding composition. By moving the subject matter off center would improve the comp. on many of these.

Cheers.

PGM

Hi Glen, thanks for posting these! I like the first snake photo because the composition is as Mike describes, (the subject--the snake's head-- is off center) and the snake's head is also nicely lit and very sharp. Best, Pam

puzzledpaul

In addition to what's already been said, I also wonder whether you considered (or used) a lower viewpoint with some of the shots - although I accept that this isn't always possible / practical

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Glenr

Thanks for the comments. I love getting CC on my pictures it's the best way to learn. I will take all that has been said into consideration for next time. I really do appreciate it.


Cheers

Glen

korandoke

nice set

kind regards,
Korandoke

Lindiwe

Hey Glen,

I do like that tiger snake.
As someone has already mentioned, I'd also lose the watermark. I'm another one of those people who won't look at images that have large watermarks straight through the centre, unless they are so faint that they don't interfere with the image.

JenLens

For only doing photography for 3 months, you are pretty good!!!

Gale

Welcome
The water mark is fine with me, and I sure understand, it does not block anything
I really hate (frightened by them) snakes. The first snake image comp is really good though.

kithylin

welcome to the forums, share some more great shots like these with us in the future