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Only a few things to see in my small deserted location but I think I got these 3 decent shots. Let me know what you think! Thanks!!!.
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#1 Isn't squared off, detracts from image.
Probably should have backed up more the to get the menu board in frame as well.
#2 Is a good shot. Getting more in the frame may have yielded a better image; there are interesting details cut off at the top. You can always crop, but you can't add what's not in the frame.
#3 Great colors, squared off, but cam shake ruins it
A lot of ways to ruin a would be keeper if you don't set the shot up right and then keep the cam steady.
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Posted by blackhawk
#1 Isn't squared off, detracts from image.
Probably should have backed up more the to get the menu board in frame as well.
#2 Is a good shot. Getting more in the frame may have yielded a better image; there are interesting details cut off at the top. You can always crop, but you can't add what's not in the frame.
#3 Great colors, squared off, but cam shake ruins it
A lot of ways to ruin a would be keeper if you don't set the shot up right and then keep the cam steady.
Welcome to UER
Keep posting quality threads/images/posts and earn your FM.
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Thanks for the advice! I wish I could have backed up further in pic 1 and 2 but I had my ass to the wall already! 
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+Mistake+
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Posted by Coletheon
Thanks for the advice! I wish I could have backed up further in pic 1 and 2 but I had my ass to the wall already!
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Yeah that happens; a good wide angle comes in very handy on inside shots.
Sometimes you can get the shot by taking a different angle or a handy doorway/window.
A lot of subtle things can kill or degrade a would be keeper
Learning to see as the cam does helps a lot. It's not until you get it on the monitor that you know for sure what you captured...
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Posted by blackhawk
#3 Great colors, squared off, but cam shake ruins it
A lot of ways to ruin a would be keeper if you don't set the shot up right and then keep the cam steady.
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I don't think there is much camera shake in #3. And if there is, I'd need a larger version of the photo. There is some graininess due to high ISO, and pixelization due to down-sampling for sure, but I don't see anything that would lead me to believe camera shake is causing a problem in that shot.
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Posted by General Zod
I don't think there is much camera shake in #3. And if there is, I'd need a larger version of the photo. There is some graininess due to high ISO, and pixelization due to down-sampling for sure, but I don't see anything that would lead me to believe camera shake is causing a problem in that shot.
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You're correct.
Didn't realize it was a downloaded low res
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Posted by blackhawk
You're correct.
Didn't realize it was a downloaded low res
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If you know of a good hosting site that doesn't compress large images let me know and I can certainly upload it in its full glory. Either way, thanks for the advice. I cant wait to get more images up for you guys to critique for me!
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Posted by Coletheon
If you know of a good hosting site that doesn't compress large images let me know and I can certainly upload it in its full glory. Either way, thanks for the advice. I cant wait to get more images up for you guys to critique for me!
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Any site built for showing photography will do. Flickr is what I use, along with Photobucket as a "photodump" for unrelated things if I need it. There are plenty of other websites, and this article is a good start:
https://www.lifewi...ting-sites-3486329
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