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I just went out side and took about 30 pictures, only one turned out good...

 

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Looks pretty nice. The drops on the flower really add a nice effect to the picture. The only thing I don't like is how it kind of looks like it was dark and that the only light came from an artificial source such as the camera or lamp. Still, very nice for your best out of your first thirty. Good job.

how would I fix that light problem? increase the exposure?

I have absolutely no clue... Someone like Navyplaya would be more of a help. I'm not into photography as much. Infact, I may be completely off with my c/c so you might want to ignore that until someone who knows what they're talking about replies.

Its pretty good. But I do have some c/c.

 

First the part that (i assume) is supposed to be the focal point of the picture, the large part of the plant in the foreground, is a bit blurry and out of focus.

 

Also I think that this would look alot better on a bright day, rather than taking it at night or in the darker part of the day with a flash (I think is what you did :-k )

 

The problem with the lighting as No_OnE mentioned is that the middle of the picture has to much light on it, you could adjust this by making the f/stop on the camera higher. Or just using a differnt source of light as i said before.

 

Anyways, its pretty good since it came from a sample of your first photos. Just play around with lighting and you should be able to get it right.

 

 

 

Navy

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