drawing for a cow. $2[random indeed my friend!]

spiderman!!

sunset? i think so..

trees and a bit of sun shining through

set set.. i think..

hmong new year

a beautiful sunrise

hot air balloons in the morning

bird of paradise

nail in the sand

a pretty hot air balloon

yes very nice photos. . . where is that spiderman?

you still need some practice.. :3 they are pretty "colourless" if you know what I mean.

I like the one with spiderman on it xP

he was at my local fairgrounds, the fresno fairgrounds in ca

Originally Posted by Sagitar

you still need some practice.. :3 they are pretty "colourless" if you know what I mean.

I like the one with spiderman on it xP

explain what u mean by "colourless"?

oh cool! ^_^ are you gonna take more pictures soon?

you took most of them when it was dark
well like half of them
they look very random

Originally Posted by Caeluma

oh cool! ^_^ are you gonna take more pictures soon?

not of spiderman but yes, i have several pics... i'll post some more now! ^^

well they are kinda grey.. like Chidori said, they were taken when it was kinda dark.

Quite honestly, I don't really see digital photography as any form of art.
Anyone could point and shoot a camera.

A more artsie form of photo taking is more along the lines of using a film camera, not a manual one either, developing the film yourself, and the pictures yourself as well, in a dark room!

Why don't you give film cameras a try, even have them developed at Kinkcos!

Originally Posted by Jali

Quite honestly, I don't really see digital photography as any form of art.
Anyone could point and shoot a camera.

A more artsie form of photo taking is more along the lines of using a film camera, not a manual one either, developing the film yourself, and the pictures yourself as well, in a dark room!

Why don't you give film cameras a try, even have them developed at Kinkcos!

and it's not that anyone can shoot the camera, it still takes skill and artistic ability.
see the thing is i can't get a hold of a real film camera, my older sister has one but it's too expensive for the film and stuff. but if i could use it i would!! ^^

Taking photos is an extreme exercise in composition and layout. Even when one isn't developing the film, the choice of what you show and from what vantage point is still there.
I'm actually pretty terrible at it.

I can see what you were going for in these, but it doesn't feel quite there. Yet. Keep taking photos! If you do get a chance to work in the traditional film with darkroom action and stuff, do so. It's lovely. But if not, I believe digital is still an effective way to capture moments and create art, regardless of how much work it takes.

Originally Posted by Penny

Taking photos is an extreme exercise in composition and layout. Even when one isn't developing the film, the choice of what you show and from what vantage point is still there.
I'm actually pretty terrible at it.

I can see what you were going for in these, but it doesn't feel quite there. Yet. Keep taking photos! If you do get a chance to work in the traditional film with darkroom action and stuff, do so. It's lovely. But if not, I believe digital is still an effective way to capture moments and create art, regardless of how much work it takes.

thanks, i went and took more photos but it was before i saw ur post.. nm i'm gonna take photo next year maybe and we have a nice darkroom and stuff...

Wow, c'est magnifique!
I think you should have focused more on the nail in that one picture, the sunset one and the hot air ballons picture are my favorite. Good job *gives thumbs up*

I love the angles on the hot air balloons <3 Ive always wanted to ride in one but i think that will remain a wish.