Please comment and suggest

[Photofacette]

I am fairly new to photography and would like to get some thoughts about my pics.
Thanks for everyone who took the time.http://cdn.cambridgeincolour.com/for...ies2/smile.png
Please feel free to visit my website at www.photofacette.com to have a look for my work and comment.
Thanks

[JPS]

Hi there,
welcome to CiC.
I have looked at you web site and you have some good pictures there. I would strongly suggest you post your pictures directly onto the forum, so everyone can view them and give you feed-back. I'm sure you have a lot of advice for the less experianced members here and hope you will give them some support and advice, if you can spare the time.
Once again, it's nice to have you with us.

[Photofacette]

Hi there,
welcome to CiC.
I have looked at you web site and you have some good pictures there. I would strongly suggest you post your pictures directly onto the forum, so everyone can view them and give you feed-back. I'm sure you have a lot of advice for the less experianced members here and hope you will give them some support and advice, if you can spare the time.
Once again, it's nice to have you with us.

Thanks John
How can I download the pictures? Yesterday I tried it didn't work.
It would be also helpful for me,if you could tell me which pictures you like and which not.
It would help me to avoid doing the same mistakes.
Thanks again

[rpcrowe]

Photofacette,

I accessed your website and looked at your pictures. They are generally nice but, most suffer from the normal problems which shooting landscapes with a wide angle lens produces. That is lots of sky and relatively uninteresting foreground with a very small line of interest across the images.

I far prefer using a longer focal length lens and shooting panos which will allow larger centers of interest. As an example...

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=17572474

[Photofacette]

Photofacette,

I accessed your website and looked at your pictures. They are generally nice but, most suffer from the normal problems which shooting landscapes with a wide angle lens produces. That is lots of sky and relatively uninteresting foreground with a very small line of interest across the images.

I far prefer using a longer focal length lens and shooting panos which will allow larger centers of interest. As an example...

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=17572474

Thank you Richard for your comment. Very interesting. So you would suggest I rather take my 50 mm over the 16 28, what I used for most shots. I have a dx body (Nikon D700), which would equal a 75 mm on full frame.
I had a look for the dpreview link as well. Gives me a very good idea what you are talking about.
Thanks again

[rpcrowe]

Perhaps you might try using your 50mm lens (in the vertical position) and shoot a several frame pano. Often a stitched pano shot with a longer focal length lens will be more interesting than a wide angle shot.