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    Ok i have posted to many pics on this site. I see my work is sub-standard LOL. Anyone have any advice how how to take good pictures

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    Re: new

    Step 1: shoot something (anything)
    Step 2: learn from the shoot
    Step 3: go back to Step 1

    (hint: it never ends)
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    Re: new

    I told you how I learned in my reply to you in the hula hoop thread. Flowers are your friends. lol I started out with a really crappy camera, kept saving my money and upgrading only if I advanced in my skills - that was how i rewarded myself. I saw a guy who shot a cover for sports illustrated with a disposable 110 camera - So trust me, after seeing that guys work - it's not the camera that makes the photographer - it's years of practicing and developing your eye and technique! I don't folllow the rules - I've used everything halloween lights (flourescent black lights, colored lights, strobes) to tin foil on cardboard when I couldn't afford a reflecter! ;) Outdoors i've even used my car's headlights and breaklights!
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    Re: new

    Sure, get a hold of a good art book on the elements of design. Find a book on photographic composition. Subscribe to Popular Photography, Photo Techniques or another good magazine and look carefully at both composition and the technique of the photos. Join a high level photographic organization that provides opportunities to take photos as well a critical judgements of your work.

    There is lots more but that will at least, get you started in the right direction.

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    Re: new

    Find something to photograph that you are passionate about.
    Be passionate about photography.
    Have Fun!
    Don't Give Up!
    Keep posting here!
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