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Natures-Studio In reply to Sev808 [2014-04-30 11:14:10 +0000 UTC]

lol maybe, but for this guy he's Special Forces no ranger tab.

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Sev808 In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-04-30 19:53:01 +0000 UTC]

75th Rangers is considered SF and they don't usually wear their patches on mission either, nonetheless, great photo

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-07 07:33:40 +0000 UTC]

please be a little more specific with your question, thanks. 

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-07 16:49:36 +0000 UTC]

How you do such incredible pictures? I want to do the same (puppy eyes)

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-07 22:34:59 +0000 UTC]

It's taken me a while to learn how to control the shutter, the aperture, and such. apart from that, it's take pictures of stuff around you. that's what I do. I also use filters to help bring out the pictures as well. then when i'm done, I use lightroom and photoshop to do post-editing to remove anything i feel takes from the photo. but i'm still learning so i'd say my photos are no where near incredible. but i hope to work up to professional level one day.

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 05:08:06 +0000 UTC]

Wow, you know you are incredible right? I hope to learn more. By the way what kind of camara use? I use a Canon EOS rebel T3 

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-08 08:07:40 +0000 UTC]

Right now I'm working with a nikon d7100 and a nikon d3100. Will be getting a canon eos 40 to my work with models.

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 08:27:17 +0000 UTC]

I heard about the Canon one, it an upgrade of my camara. It have better resolution and its more confortable to work, also more expensive and the reason I did'nt get it. Gread choice

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-08 08:45:09 +0000 UTC]

they get the job done, but i really wanna upgrade to a Nikon D4 or a Hasselblad H5D.

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 08:48:23 +0000 UTC]

Don't know a lot of Nikon I always consider Canon are better. And by always I mean december of last year, I just begin my journey in the photography

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-08 08:50:17 +0000 UTC]

well as far as i've read and watched on youtube, Nikon's really good with it's sharpness, where canon is good with skin tones. so with most of my work being landscapes, the nikon cameras really work out well. i've only used canon a few times and it's ok, just i'm so used to how nikon is set up. 

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 08:58:05 +0000 UTC]

Interesante, that open my mind to new things.
Well, it not like I have the money to buy a new camara so...
En fin, Right now I am working with landcapes and nature but I want to try with people. Any advice?

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-08 09:18:52 +0000 UTC]

with landscapes, get out and take pictures anything works, and if you see something that looks cool, take it's picture. I carry a small point and shoot camera when i go out looking for new places to shoot so i can get a feel of it. it'll tell me a lot of things about the place and what i'll need bring with me. Be it a tripod, some reflecting panels, or maybe wait for the sun to be at the right spot before i take it's picture. if you haven't yet, try using filters. it'll help make the sky pop out, the sky look bluer, or tone down how bright one spot may be while getting everything else normal. as for working with people, maybe get some family to pose for you. You could also just walk down town where it's busy (like a market area) and take pictures of people selling goods, or people looking at stuff to buy. In this photo, I let the guys do their thing and i just stayed out of their way. I walked around and while they trained, took photos of what I felt was interesting or showed something not everyone else sees. On most photo shoots I do, I can have up to 1000 photos or more. Some times it's the same photo of someone but maybe while i was taking it i moved just enough that it made 3 out of the 4 i took look odd while that 1 was the money maker. It's my belief that it's not the equipment that makes the photo, but you yourself. You are the one who's seeing something that makes you want to capture it in a photo. the equipment's just there to make it happen. so don't worry if you messed something up or someone tells you, "oh your using the wrong lens/camera/etc."
If you get bored, or feel like your skills need some work, watch some youtube videos. I personnel learn more from watching videos of others talk  about what works for them or how they do something. I can then try it with what I do, and see if it works for me. If not, that's ok, I can just stick to what i know and continue on. I hope this helped you.  

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 09:51:10 +0000 UTC]

I agree with you in a lot of points. About take picture of family in a casual way... wel the only problem is that every time a do that they always said to erases the photo because they thing they don't look good. The consecuents of having more women than men in a family

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Natures-Studio In reply to makicha [2014-03-08 10:34:56 +0000 UTC]

lol i hear you on that one. i tell them ok, then keep it and work on it. then show them it when i'm done, and they seems to like it. got my sister used to me taking her picture so she no longer wants it deleted.

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makicha In reply to Natures-Studio [2014-03-08 14:34:33 +0000 UTC]

Hahaha, I try to do that but seems I am the younger one in the family my only option is use my mom or my brother, go against my mom its scary and my brother are a little boring

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