First t3i photos, help me out!

[J_Gasper]

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http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2276414513865.2132596.1353806311&l=c090e054cf&type=1

didnt do any editing because i dont have much time right now. how do they look? how is my exposure and everything?

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Jul 30 2011 11:28AM

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can someone make the link clicky? thanks

Jul 30 2011 11:29AM

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http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2276414513865.2132596.1353806311&l=c090e054cf&type=1

Jul 30 2011 12:51PM

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thankyou, +K

Jul 30 2011 1:12PM

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anyone?

Jul 30 2011 5:16PM

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Your photos are that of a beginners, I'm till a beginner myself, but you need to find your creative edge. Lately I've veen unhappy with my photos, they have no meaning, no emotion, thats something you should work on. A great photo has to look good, but also have feelign and power and meaning behind it.

Jul 30 2011 5:29PM

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[J_Gasper]

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yeah i see what your saying. i mostly bought it for vid but i thought i might try a bit of photography.

Jul 30 2011 6:59PM

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+K man, thanks alot

Jul 30 2011 8:53PM

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As said, your angles are boring. Before you shoot, know what you want to convey with the image. Then, compose your image to send the message you want. That will involve getting creative. Standard angles generally suck. Also, learn to love photoshop/ lightroom/ whatever you post process on. Don't listen to people who say editing is cheating. Post processing is an integral part of photography. It often makes the difference between a good photo and a great photo. Good luck.

Jul 30 2011 9:04PM

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alright thanks man, plus k

Jul 30 2011 9:39PM

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I've got a t3i too, its a sick camera. I would also try playing around with the manual exposure mode so try to figure out what effect you get when you change the ISO/shutter speed/aperture and what not so when you're in the moment you can get the settings you want and end up with some sick pictures

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