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Some Pictures

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Overall the pictures are really great, but the foreground is a little too dark...


The camera im using has some fancy ass lighting/brightness system taht i cant work out how do use, it never shows the full colour of the sky and the ground is always really dark and i have absolutely no idea how to change it

Thanks for all the feed back

**Edit**Its a Nikon Coolpix 2500

If anyone has a reccomendation of a good starter camera for a hobby it would be much appreciated
 
The hill (?) in pic # 2 looks like a n!pple on a big brea$t. 🙂

Other than that, pics are nice, though aon the darker side, as mentioned by others
 
I like that big pointy hill in the first one. That loos like a cool place to climb up and get a nice view all around.

With SLR lenses you can use graduated neutral density filters to hep balance the brightness of the sky and the land. There are even some just for sunsets and sunrises that are darkest in the middle and get lighter toward the top and bottom.

All in all nice work. Compact digital cameras have trouble with sunrises and sunsets anyway, and I think you're at the limit of your equipment with this subject matter.
 
Right, forground is to dark. Lots of negative space created. Nice setting though, what area or part of the world is this?
 
UK.. Derbyshire. Theres several hills that are perfect for views i just never seem to get the courage to walk up them. Thanks Lirion, i really want to invest in a decent camera but i dont know what i should be looking at maybe ill get some advice from a shop.
 
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