Hi everyone,

I've been poking around the site looking at such wonderful works for a while and finally decided to upload a few of my own little photos.
I've just decided to take up photography properly, though I have always been interested.
Anyway, my camera isn't the best and I don't have much experience or any dramatic scenery near here but I would like any tips and some more comments on my uploads.

http://www.caedes.net/Zephir.cgi?lib=Caedes::Gallery&author=Shewolfe&page=1

Thanks guys :)

Shewolfe's visual offerings to the Caedesian masses, better known as her galleries to date.

p.s. Took a quick tour ... it would appear that you have an innate eye for composition.

Some good creative takes and well balanced images.

Hmm, caveats? ... really generalized here as I am on the run ... watch your lighting ... perhaps, list your camera model in your narrative till 'we' get what you have in the bag ... might provide a leaping off point for some comments and tips? Just a thought ... or two. :oP

However, my drivel aside ... two thumbs up on your first posts. :o)

Thank you :)

Ok, I have just been lucky enough to have been given a camera the weekend just gone. Bit of an upgrade on my first.

I have a Fujifilm Finepix A405. Since I am a newbie really I will copy some details ;)

Image Sensor Type: CCD
Resolution : 2.11 Megapixel (4.0 Million Recorded Pixles)
Optical Zoom: 3x
Camera Type : Standard Point and Shoot
1.5" TFT LCD:
35mm Zoom Lens : 36 - 108 mm
Digital Zoom : 2.5x
Focus Type: Autofocus
Focus Range : 31.2 in. to Infinity (w)
Macro Focus Range: 3.6 - 39.6 in. (w)
Focal Length: 5.5 - 16.5 mm

Bonnie?

You just inadvertently weighed in on the discussion about whether or not the camera makes the image, or is it the photographer.

In your case, and not a slight against your camera equipment either ... it is most definitely the photographer. :o)

The only real limitations of your camera, that I am aware of ... are relegated to low light lighting conditions.

This bears repeating ... really well done on your posts thus far ... look forward to seeing more from your minds' eye. :o)

My old photos were bad because of my camera, I know that because I've taken better with different cameras.
The new one is much clearer. (My old one was the Cannon 4060 AF and had issues)
And I have a zoom now, so I can practice the shots I want to do hehe.

Now I just want to get out and practice some more. :)

I like all of them. Keep on practicing and they'll be really good. =]

Thank you, I hope so :)
I'm trying to pay more attention to lighting as I practice right now.

You have a good eye, She. I'm glad you're here.