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These are some pictures I took a few years ago... Just thought to get them out and about for once.

Sorry for the wrong size before!
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Last edited by Lemikita on Fri Apr 08, 2011 8:57 pm, edited 2 times in total.




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Woah, these are far too large to see, let alone critique. Resize and then we'll see about getting you a review, kay?
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Muuch better! The largest your pictures can be is to the end of the grey box. Taking it to the end of the screen and onto the dark blue it a little too much. Technically, you could have made you pictures just a tad bit larger, but this is okay too.
Anyways, about the pictures:
1. This one is a little blurry, although the color and the composition of it is excellent. Next time, try focusing a little better.
2. This one is okay, but something I noticed was that it looked like two pictures layered over each other. The tree (which looks like broccoli, :lol:) by itself against the blue sky would be a great picture. Likewise, the white building against the blue sky would have been great too. Since both of them are such great subjects for photography, I suggest you blur the background a little to keep the eye of the beholder on the tree. You can use Photoshop or GIMP for blurring.
3. This is amazing! I had no idea grass froze like that! This one is definitely my favorite! No nitpicks here.
4. This one is a little plain, but the blue sky was very beautiful.

I can tell you've got potential with the camera, but you should work a little hard to get the focus just right.
Anyways,great work!
Jenth
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