Really nice stuff, Vans. You have a good eye.

 

Fantastic images everyone!

 

There's a reason that you like that photo, because, whether by chance or not, you did a great job of using leading lines. And that lends the photo depth and interest, drawing the viewer into it. You also set the horizon at about 1/3 way into the photo (it could have been high or low, either works), which is following the rule of threes. Again, that lends the photo interest, and places emphasizes on some element in the photo (either what's above the horizon, such as clouds, or what's below it, such as ground texture). Accident or no, good job!

BTW: Want more hints on shooting good photos? Check out my online article:

Cropping: The Kindest Cut

 

Thanks for your page on Cropping Mark., I learnt a few things there.

Thanks for the kind words folks. This whole thread is amazing!!

 

Used that sweet Ice wax that I saw on tv with the two red jeep jks.

 

recently went to a nats game and got some nice photos... atleast i think they are good photos

first... the wide shots that came out nicely...






and no, i didn't mess up on those seats near the post... from where i'm taking the picture, it just looks wierd, but that is how the seats are aranged.


and some other random ones... mind you we were in the nosebleed section so i zoomed in the best i could.

 

I have a Canon Power Shot S330. It's older but still does a good job, although I've been thinking about upgrading...

 

 

Not sure if I posted this one before or not....Look ma, no teeth!