over exposed photo. cute though!

The one with the eagle is a nice shot, i agree though the back ground is a bit faded (and i dont mean blurred, i mean faded). Its not as sharp as it could be, but its still a nice shot. What lens did you use for that?

The one with your son is another classic lol. But remember the rule of thirds (although u followed it in this picture, your close to putting him in the center) the subject shouldnt be dead center

The one with the sunset is really nice, awesome colours

It's not "over-exposed", it's "high-key"! :D

The kid coulda moved during the time the shutter was open.

It's not a big deal though, i didn't notice it until i read your comment

went out yesterday, walked from 5:30 till 12:00 at night :P what a trek!

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On a side note, I saw a bunch of kids/young adults more towards the beginning of the week at the new pathway in False Creek South. I bet you were rsers!

^Dude you take awesome pictures. Where was the second to last pic taken?

thanks! the place it was taken? its a secret! :P

2 of my friends got married yesterday. I wasn't the photographer, nor did I want to be, but here are a couple of the shots I got

strobist on the first two. vivitar 285hv handheld at 1/4 camera left

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Hey mc25 thanks for the comments. lens is a nikon 18-55 stock kit lens that came with my d60.

Deo, awesome shots!

Colin, pretty good on balancing the sunlight + shadows.

It's pretty tough when you have a full manual flash isn't it :)

omg! tell me about it! The worst part was the fstop hoping all over the place, sometimes the flash would be super bright or super dark. Oh well, all the more exciting :P

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Had the flash on the floor the whole time. I didn't have a tripod or lightstand.

wireless trigger? with your sb600? looks like fun

What about the horizon?

Playing with my new 18-200VR...

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Excuse my newb-ness. Comments?

dL

I like this one. Less of the top would be nice with more focus on the heron (since that's what you're aiming for anyways right?).

Haha yeap wireless triggers. It was really fun we had a blast.

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That's my favorite of the lot. She's cute :)

I like the 3rd picture Colin, good job!

Thanks for the comments. This was my second "portrait" shoot. All in all I think it went well. I think I learnt a lot. Biggest problem was nasty shadows and figuring out where the heck they were actually coming from opposed to where they appeared to be coming from :)

Love the shots Colin!

DL, nice batch with your new lens :).

Thanks Mike! And very very nice shots Colin! What camera do you shoot with?

And one more random shot...

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dL