Aaron's Photography - new stuff - november 29.
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Aaron
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
i wanna bang his sister soo so bandly! we fell in love at first sight in in n out. since then we have been having secret conversations on myspace. she even sent me nude photographs of herself. so i sent her some of me. then she mailed me a print out of her beautiful hairy vagina. with a little slot cut out. oh man i went to town! oh shit! jackson might read this. ummm jk? <33
i wanna bang his sister soo so bandly! we fell in love at first sight in in n out. since then we have been having secret conversations on myspace. she even sent me nude photographs of herself. so i sent her some of me. then she mailed me a print out of her beautiful hairy vagina. with a little slot cut out. oh man i went to town! oh shit! jackson might read this. ummm jk? <33
scoot different
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
thats a mean invert there, lol
sick pics
thats a mean invert there, lol
sick pics
Devin Catron
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
i just taught myself....any suggestion?
i just taught myself....any suggestion?
Aaron
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
Try not to take photos around your house.
That last photo is good, it just needs a bit of a touch up (easily done in photoshop)
Start to think a bit more about composition of the photo.
How can you get the most out of the subject through placing it in the photo?
Look up the rule of thirds on google, it'll explain how to compose a photo nicely
Try not to take photos around your house.
That last photo is good, it just needs a bit of a touch up (easily done in photoshop)
Start to think a bit more about composition of the photo.
How can you get the most out of the subject through placing it in the photo?
Look up the rule of thirds on google, it'll explain how to compose a photo nicely
Aaron
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
Double post, but i wanted to do a quick run over.
See how in the above photo, the horizon sits quite close to the upper third, this is to make the horizon not cut the photo in half, as such. The same is done with the sand along the lower line.
When taking photos of people, you should always try to get the main subject along one of the 2 vertical lines, as you can see, the girl is along the right line.
There may not be a grid in this one, but as you can see, the bird is sitting on the lower right intercept (spot where the horizontal/vertical lines meet) creating a better composition than if it was centered.
Thats all i can find/think of now, if i think of anything else, i'll post.
Double post, but i wanted to do a quick run over.
See how in the above photo, the horizon sits quite close to the upper third, this is to make the horizon not cut the photo in half, as such. The same is done with the sand along the lower line.
When taking photos of people, you should always try to get the main subject along one of the 2 vertical lines, as you can see, the girl is along the right line.
There may not be a grid in this one, but as you can see, the bird is sitting on the lower right intercept (spot where the horizontal/vertical lines meet) creating a better composition than if it was centered.
Thats all i can find/think of now, if i think of anything else, i'll post.
Devin Catron
Steel Member
Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
ok thanks for the tips....what cameras would be good to get cuz i might get a new one...im just using a small snapshot camera its a nikon s202
ok thanks for the tips....what cameras would be good to get cuz i might get a new one...im just using a small snapshot camera its a nikon s202
Devin Catron
Steel Member
Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
ok thanks man....why shouldnt i take pics around my house? wouldnt that be good for practice?
ok thanks man....why shouldnt i take pics around my house? wouldnt that be good for practice?
Aaron
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Aaron's Photography - new flicktures, october 15.
It's more a, don't post pictures from around your house.
They're kinda boring and no one really likes looking at them.
And remember, there is no better practice than doing something as you would every other day. So don't think you have to practice by taking photos in your backyard, just keep shooting things you see and you'll learn + get better.
It's more a, don't post pictures from around your house.
They're kinda boring and no one really likes looking at them.
And remember, there is no better practice than doing something as you would every other day. So don't think you have to practice by taking photos in your backyard, just keep shooting things you see and you'll learn + get better.