Subeh's Photography

[Deleted member 38]

I recently acquired a Canon EOS 1500D DSLR camera, in the hopes of taking up photography initially as a hobby and possibly one day as a career.

These particular photos have had no post-processing done and are just the camera alone; they're also my first proper photos I've ever taken.

Yes, I know, the canon lens cap picture is a little grainy - after some research I've realised my ISO must have been too high.

Criticism welcome.
I'm doing my best to learn here, so don't hold back on the criticism and recommendations.​

 

[MaelRadecs]

very cool i like

 

[Pyromaniac]

I recently acquired a Canon EOS 1500D DSLR camera, in the hopes of taking up photography initially as a hobby and possibly one day as a career.

These particular photos have had no post-processing done and are just the camera alone; they're also my first proper photos I've ever taken.

Yes, I know, the canon lens cap picture is a little grainy - after some research I've realised my ISO must have been too high.

Criticism welcome.
I'm doing my best to learn here, so don't hold back on the criticism and recommendations.​

My man is a professional photographer, These photos look awesome :D

 

[MaXenzie]

yeah these look professional mate

 

[Blackquill]

@Tarannus might be interested in this

 

[Trains]

pretty cool my guy

idk anything about photography but maybe try some pics outside, those are nice

i rlly like the dog ones

 

[Deleted member 38]

idk anything about photography but maybe try some pics outside, those are nice

i live very near a river that's just RIPE with photo opportunities

there's some banks on the river that are covered in an assortment of little rocks and stuff, and there's just a bunch of other shit that'd make amazing centerpieces in photos

it'll be nice capturing it too because i used to go down to that river when i was little

 

[Trains]

i live very near a river that's just RIPE with photo opportunities

there's some banks on the river that are covered in an assortment of little rocks and stuff, and there's just a bunch of other shit that'd make amazing centerpieces in photos

it'll be nice capturing it too because i used to go down to that river when i was little

ah that sounds fucking lovely, go for it mate

just don’t drop the camera in the river LOL

 

[dallahan]

really make me eager to get into photographing since i love snapping pictures myself

fuck the costs of decent cameras though

 

[Deleted member 38]

really make me eager to get into photographing since i love snapping pictures myself

fuck the costs of decent cameras though

my 1500d came in a kit with a decent lens, was on sale

still $700

 

[Deleted member 38]

Grumpy-ass cat;

The ninth day of my Mum's sunflowers;

 

[Deleted member 38]

anyone know of any good portfolio websites?

looking for a good, reliable one where i can make a nice looking page out of these pics; especially because i have stuff like the sunflower project, which is a day-by-day thing until they're fully grown

 

[Flanders]

anyone know of any good portfolio websites?

looking for a good, reliable one where i can make a nice looking page out of these pics; especially because i have stuff like the sunflower project, which is a day-by-day thing until they're fully grown

hi

I use portfoliobox, this is what my website looks like https://www.hunterstrong.net/

is good I like

 

[Deleted member 38]

hi

I use portfoliobox, this is what my website looks like https://www.hunterstrong.net/

is good I like

thank you ill give it a look

 

[Deleted member 38]

Decided my Grandpa's old Coastguard hat deserved some attention.

God rest his soul. I never got to meet him, but he served 17 volunteer years as a member of the Coastguard and lost part of his leg doing it; that alone is an ode to the man he was. I wish I'd have met him.

The chair beneath the hat - I BELIEVE - was built by my Great Grandfather, too. Turns out the chair wasn't made by my Great Grandpa; Grandma got given it as a wedding gift from a Deacon when she got married back in the early 60s, but it was already 40-50 years old at the time so it's well over 100.

 

[Deleted member 38]

really really happy with how these turned out

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the reason im taking so many pictures of these sunflowers by the way is because its meant to be a little project of mine; these are my mum's flowers and the idea is to take a picture of them every day until they're fully grown

 

[Deleted member 38]

day 13 of the sunflowers

using new settings as recommended by a new guy ive been watching on youtube

 

[Deleted member 38]

day 14 of the sunflowers

feels as though each day i take another picture of these i manage to get more and more out of the pictures

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the colours are more crisp, the focus is far more noticeable, the details are far more noticeable etc

i really am enjoying it too

 

[MaXenzie]

why am i so invested in a series of pictures of the same fucking flower

 

[Deleted member 38]

why am i so invested in a series of pictures of the same fucking flower

because its progressive

not only do you see the growth of the plant but you see the fact that i'm visibly getting better each time i take a shot because im practicing and researching inbetween all of it

thats why 4head