first attempt at night shots

[ken.leigh]

DSC_0181 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0196 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0197 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0198 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0222 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0231 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

DSC_0229 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

not 100 % but i really like this one

DSC_0221 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

 

[_Logie]

Great shots. Love the last one and the 3rd last one. Also 2 and 3.

Good job mate.

 

[bully]

Really good shots, a massive weakness of mine.

Mrs gave me 4 hours with a pro for my birthday (snigger), so going to do low light stuff (snigger). In seriousness pro the photographer is someone I used to work with and he is very good. I really want to do decent night/low light shots.

 

[Leeshez]

Brilliant.

 

[Jekyll]

pretty cool pics. love the last one.

what settings was you using?

 

[Brazo]

Watch your horizons, very few are straight and watch your compositions the horizon is often slap bang in the middle which doesn't always work well.

The first shot is the best but the rocks in the middle of the frame would have made better foreground interest than the wall on the right-hand side.

I do like the multiple lighting sources in the street scenes but the street furniture, bins and road signs aren't an especially interesting subject.

All imo!

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

Last shot is great, shame the rock in the foreground is out of focus. You might want to read into hyper focal distance, but it's a little 'advanced'.

 

[Wick]

Great shots. I'd be happy with them! Brazo's composition advice is spot on... I need to start to learn to think like that when I am out taking snaps!

 

[ken.leigh]

a little cropping after your advice ...

makes a much better photo cropped to loose the crappy foreground

DSC_0181 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

cropped the head to change the horrizon level

DSC_0229 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

cropped to loose the out of focus foreground (dont know which i prefer)

DSC_0221 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

also really like this one (no shes not mine)

DSC_0202 by ken.leigh, on Flickr

 

[.Adam.]

Nice pics!

 

[Brazo]

Last shot is great, shame the rock in the foreground is out of focus. You might want to read into hyper focal distance, but it's a little 'advanced'.

Or set to f16 and focus a third of the way into the image, for a simpler more foolproof method!