Newbie Photographer in the making

[I_M_Preshaan]

Not fully BMW but I decided to share these

Hope everyone likes them

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[sash]

Nice..., were you using a tripod or holding it?

 

[I_M_Preshaan]

Yes I did... I've been shooting with times over 10 seconds... so I had to use it

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[Bradon]

Very Nice images !! Im in the same boat.. Had an intrest in photography for long time and finally bought a DSLR Can 700d. Loving it alot. Done alot more family gatherings, and event orientated shooting, which i have taken a liking to though

 

[Pri]

Hey Dude,

Some really good shots there! :clapper: keep it up bro

Ps: you can practice on my car :rollsmile:

 

[tmamoojee]

Nice pics man

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[I_M_Preshaan]

Very Nice images !! Im in the same boat.. Had an intrest in photography for long time and finally bought a DSLR Can 700d. Loving it alot. Done alot more family gatherings, and event orientated shooting, which i have taken a liking to though

Thanks buddy... I've also done a family event... wasn't very formal but I did enjoy it


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Hey Dude,

Some really good shots there! :clapper: keep it up bro

Ps: you can practice on my car :rollsmile:

Haha sure... looking forward to it

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[Vinash]

Preshaan send me a PM with your email address i can send you some handy "cheat" sheets and some info understanding your camera better. From what i was taught by a photographer, is always set your camera on Manual (M) and look at the image of what you want to capture then set your ISO, Aperture & shutter speed accordingly as its the 3 primary settings. :coolShake:

 

[I_M_Preshaan]

Preshaan send me a PM with your email address i can send you some handy "cheat" sheets and some info understanding your camera better. From what i was taught by a photographer, is always set your camera on Manual (M) and look at the image of what you want to capture then set your ISO, Aperture & shutter speed accordingly as its the 3 primary settings. :coolShake:

Thanks bro... will do it now

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