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I recently got into photography, although I have the cheapest camera you can ever get. I'm planning on buying a better camera in the future, but right now, I guess I'll have to settle with my normal Sony digital.
Anyway, I'd like to hear what you think! =)

















Anyway, I hope you like them Please leave comments and do realize these are all taken by me, therefore they are all copyright. & they were all taken in my backyard

I think that these were very beautiful pictures. I absolutely loved the spider one! It was so pretty and it was focused on that one thing and everything else was a blur around the picture. I liked the tree one that looked up on the tree looking at all of the branches and everything. I think that it was also beautiful. These were very good! Great job!

Wow, these are really beautiful pictures! I really like the second to the last one. The sky is so pretty and I love the angle where you took it at! I also like the spider one, even though I hate spiders. The last one is also one of my favorites!

Great job, keep up the good work,

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That can't be a bad camera with those photos. Even my SLR doesn't take those sort of shots sometimes.

The spider one was by far my favourite, but i'd prefer it, if i was the photographer, to crop it down so the spider is centered and it's a close-up.

The second pic stiked me as a little strange. It had other green material interfering in the blue, so it didn't make the main pic centered against blue sky. Which would've made it a whole lot nicer, but then again, you did say it was a bad camera?

The third was impressive. I'd love it as portrait rather than landscape, but other than that, you have it framed quite nicely. The textures are very obvious since you got a well developed, coloured, and sharpened image.

As for the one with the tree and sky - it looks more of a potential book cover... i don't know... it was a little too plain. Maybe in b/w or sepia it would be more interesting, but not a lot happpened in the pic... it is nice though, got lots of colour and is so sharp!

You have a lovely collection of images here, they're quite good for such a low-end camera

The spider picture is great but if you zoomed in and centered the spider that would be nicer because the blurry background kind off distracting due to its size..
The best picture for me would be the second last picture of the tree and the sky. It is really beautiful with the bright sky and the luminosity around the leaves. Very nice composition and angle.

Cool pictures

I like these photos but there are some flaws.

First photo:I like this photo but it needs a better background and the spider needs to be right centered more.

Second photo:I like this photo and especially how the sun shines down on the branches. You caught that picture at the righ time and area

Third photo:I personally don't care for this photo. I think if you positioned it right it would have been a little smaller and not as big.

Fourth photo:I like this photo it makes you feel like are actually in the tree.

Fifth photo:I like this photo but it's a little bland or ordinary.

Sixth photo:I like how the light hit it

Seventh photo: I like how the light hits this one too

Hi there.

I think the spider shot was by far the best (and the most interesting). It's like the spider's swinging across the thread like some child on the monkey bar. I think it would be better if you had zoomed up on the spider so that we can see the spider more clearly.

I don't have anything to say about the rest (think everyone pointed out the flaws). I like how you captured the trees and use the sky and sun to your advantage.

Dear, I thoght they were great, you have quite of a future ahead of you. You were focusing on the small things that really mean so much to our planet. I planning on going to art school.
Well, keep up the good work and stay on the right trrack.

I know I'm just repeating what everyone else is saying, but for a Sony digitial, I'd have to say these are quite good. My favorites are the first and last photo, particularly the first. I love the way the spider stands out. And I love how you took something people will normally look at with disgust and make it's beauty more clear. I would know, because whenever I see a spider (or even just a picuture of one) I cringe. Well, not with your photo. :)

Defintaley keep taking more photos.

You're really good at photography. Especially if your camera isn't good. xD Makes me wish I could photograph, right word? *ponders*

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I love this one. It's so beautiful how you pay attention to small details that shape our world, and not the larger. After all, what are we without those small details? Small details make everything what it is. The spider is really beautiful, the only thing that I think might make it even nicer is if there was a raindrop on the web. My god, how picky am I? That's not your fault though, well done. I love the pic! What is underneath the web? Like, background-wise?

II
I love how the two trees come from different directions, then where they meet the sun comes over the top. 'tis beautiful As cliched as this sounds it reminds me of love. How cliche? Not your photo, my phrases The two leafs are touching and remnants of the sun are visible. Beautiful.

III
I love this one! You make such good use of the light, it's incredible. I envy you, it must be warm where you live. I live in Scotland, trees here are boring oak and pine. Those are beautiful. Good quality picture.

IV
I'm not such a fan of this one. Perhaps it would look better if you had a model sitting on it. A friend or someone. *muses* good quality picture though.

V
Nice. That reminds me of the children's book, secret garden, I want to push through the leaves and enter. I is an oddball

VI
I adore the sky. The green of the tree and blue of the sky merge into one, really beautiful.

VII
The sun rays are lovely. Fantastic variety of greens. xD

overall
I really like these pictures. You have talent They remind me of postcards for some reason. Ones that I'd buy on holiday and send home. xD
I love the creativity, how you focus on individual features, instead of the whole picture. I also love the angles and such.
If this is you with a rubbish camera, I'd like to see ones with a professional camera.

You are great at photography. xD

~Kirsten
xoxo

One, three, and six are my favorites but they are all lovely! I love nature pictures, I really like the way you capture the light and are able to focus in on details so well. Especially for having only a digital camera! From the looks of these pictures I would bet that you have one beautiful back yard

Well done
and I look forward to seeing more pictures!

Hello, savetheoceans!

The second, third, and fourth are my favorites! If I had to choose my absolute favorite, I'd say the fourth because the image is so sharp and detailed, the balance of light and shadow is perfect, and the colors compliment each other so well! It really is gorgeous!
The rest are all beautiful too. I love the way you used the sunlight to your advantage!

I'm sorry to say, but I don't like the spider. I mean, the focus is superb and with a little cropping it would be perfect, but...I have arachnophobia and looking at that just made me shudder. I'm so sorry!

Overall though, they're lovely. I highly doubt that camera of yours is cheap! These are such spectacular shots, dear.


*anti-pop

My favourites are the first and sixth. The others for me kind of lack something in composition or light.

I'm going to disagree with some other reviewers and say that I don't think you should crop the spider photograph so that it is in the centre. If you placed the spider in the centre I think this would make it boring composition wise. Not everything has to be centred to make it right. Placing things slightly to the side can make photographs more interesting in my opinion If you were to crop it I would crop it a bit at the bottom but not much. I don't really like messing with photographs after they have been taken lol

The sixth one is cool I like the angle and the colours and the light Good photos though, keep photographing. You obviously have an eye.