Taking pictures of scenaries
By MoonWalker
@MoonWalker (90)
India
November 24, 2006 7:09am CST
I like to take pictures of scenaries. Does anybody like it? When I got my camera newly I would not allow my husband to sit at home on weekends. I used to make him take me to the beach or to other nature spots and I used to take around 100 to 200 pictures. Even if about 10 of them turn out well I'll be happy. Taking nice pictures gives my immense happiness.
7 responses
@ssh123 (31073)
• India
24 Nov 06
I love to take pictures of nature. Flowers, trees, plants, birds and animals, rivers and water falls. I know a famous wildlife photographer from my city whose pictures were accepted at international photographic magazines, books. He used to take 300 pictures (at a reserved forest) of a tiger walking into pond, refreshing and out from the pond to have its prey. Out of 300, 3 pictures were selected by the interntional publishers. The remaining 297 pictures he has sold it to Indian papers and magazines.
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@MoonWalker (90)
• India
24 Nov 06
Thanks for the informative response. I have a feeling that my pictures are not that sharp except for those pictures of close ups taken in sunlight. I have just the camera with no extra accessories. So I have not thought of publishing my pictures. I just try out a few things in Photoshop.
@Leigh3676 (23)
• United States
10 Dec 06
I agree, I'm the same way. I took about 1600 photos in a four day trip up the Blue Ridge Parkway from southern NC to the end VA. About half of them turned out wonderfully. I got some great mountain views.
@MoonWalker (90)
• India
10 Dec 06
1600 photos. That's amazing and you got half of them in good form too. Very good. Enjoy shooting.
@Asylum (47893)
• Manchester, England
26 Nov 06
Despite the expanding townships and loss of much of our countryside, there are still a vast number of excellent scenic views around. These can often be far more rewarding than the traditional pictures of family on holiday or friends at a party.
With the right type of camera or computer software you can even produce some very impressive panoramic views of the landscape. This can be a little demanding though, because you need to move along with the scenery as you take each shot, otherwise the angle will be wrong.
@MoonWalker (90)
• India
10 Dec 06
I did try to take panoramic views but it was a failure. I don't seem to have the time to go out nowadays. I will have to try something during this Christmas holidays. Thanks for responding.
@MoonWalker (90)
• India
25 Nov 06
Thanks for the response. Very truely said. I too like to take pictures of anything that is beautiful. Sometimes I don't take my camera out thinking that it's only for shopping that I am going and on that particular day I'll find the setting sun like a huge orange ball of fire in front of my eyes and repent not taking the camera with me.
Thanks to Harry too and the picture is nice.
@harry_ndhuz (1273)
• Indonesia
25 Nov 06
I take this good momment at pundong traditional market, central of java, Indonesia.
What about this picture?
