Harwich Quay

Lloyd · 9 Nov 2009

Hi

This is my first thread as i am new to this forum.

It was a foggy nite so i thought id go to Harwich Quay in Essex to take some photos

Enjoy

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By lloydsmith, shot with <Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 > at 2009-11-09

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By lloydsmith, shot with <Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 > at 2009-11-09

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By lloydsmith, shot with <Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 > at 2009-11-09

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By lloydsmith, shot with <Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 > at 2009-11-09

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By lloydsmith, shot with <Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 > at 2009-11-09

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By lloydsmith, shot with Digimax V800 / Kenox V20 / Digimax V20 at 2009-11-09

tiler65 · 9 Nov 2009

First pic is not big enough..............

Rovers_Andy · 9 Nov 2009

They're all out of focus

1 shows some promise if you retake it with a higher shutter speed. The rest i would bin

Did you use a tripod for these? at night its a must

Lloyd · 9 Nov 2009

tiler65 said:
First pic is not big enough..............

Fixed the problem:bonk:

Lloyd · 9 Nov 2009

Rovers_Andy said:
They're all out of focus

1 shows some promise if you retake it with a higher shutter speed. The rest i would bin

Did you use a tripod for these? at night its a must

Ive only got a basic digital camera. Havnt got the equipment for brilliant pics

They are just for a bit of fun.

Rovers_Andy · 9 Nov 2009

sorry if it sounds harsh, it wasn't meant that way. you can still take good pictures with a basic Point and Shoot

you can still use a tripod with a Point & Shoot.

Your showing good composition with that first shot so don't give up. We all have to start somewhere

As i said i'm sorry that my original comment sounded harsh

Andy

Lloyd · 9 Nov 2009

Thanks

Il take note of your tips

Tulipone · 9 Nov 2009

Personally, I really like the first. The rest less so, but it is all on the learning curve.

Chris

stewsmith · 9 Nov 2009

welcome to TP Lloyd. Not the best photos ive seen posted on here, but like you say, its all about having fun. Keep having fun and the more fun you have the better your photos will be. The forums here are full of excellent pieces of advice and also people that are willing to give it. Happy snapping.

Stew