golden rule is the same thing as the rule of thirds :p

 

ok i didn't know if that was the rule bout f16 or whatever.

 

now you know...and knowing is half the battle...

GEEEEE EYYYYYEEEE JOOOOOOOEEEEEE

 

ha ha they used to call me GI JOE at my last job. Cause i always buzz my hair and can fight like a mother F&C(*$er

 

Loving the nature!

 

if you say so tough guy

 

here are some pics from yesterday.






i am a fencing coach, but none of my students were fencing so i took some time to take some pics. i have more on my flickr.

ps, they havent been edited, if someone wants be my guest, but ill get to them later.

 

PERFECT EXPOSURE...

wish it was eating a flower or something

now that i look at it more, it looks kinda soft

 

my new catch can!

 

 

nice car, but the images are eh

 

Do you guys think I have the potential to become a great photographer?

 

sorry still rocking on lens stockies and too basic photoshop

 

absolutely not...haha jk

in time young one

 

its all good...the quality is there as far as color, exposure, and sharpness...but the composition needs work

 

still working for my 24-70L

 

jon depends on how good you are at art. If you have an eye for composition, than you should zoom through the photography ladder rather quickly. From what I've seen, good artists in general that pick up photography, excel in their quality of work very fast.

you just keep ignoring the off center rule though. Try not to center your subjects in the middle all the time.

just make sure you take a lot of pictures and look at them on the computer, it'll help you understand the limitations of your camera.

also hit the books and study the camera.

 

hopefully yall will see this when yall wake up. its a pic of my little cousins new Converse he got with his Christmas gift card i got him. He loves wearing Converse and was in need of a new pair, i took him today to get some and snapped a pic in my pitch black living room using the bounce flash on with my SB400 and 50mm @ 2.8 while he was playing his PSP. . .

 

^^ haha that looks pretty good. Pitch black room eh?

 

what lens was used for the hummingbird? nice close up of it.