Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 13661660)

A roll is only 24 or 36 frames, most people can peel that off in a heartbeat on a digital. The motivation behind is to make you think heavily on the shot before you take it, and to develop the 'frame' in your head before you shoot.

That way, you can effectively walk around composing the photos in your head, and then just plonk down the camera, flick the settings and open the shutter :)

As a note, ignore my pomp, this is just what worked for me :D

A desire to learn is the only real requirement, and she seems to have that :)

Originally Posted by EuroRev_Stacey (Post 13661731)

Those are great pictures bro, i must say you have a talent which they call a Photographers Eye View! I love those flowers

Originally Posted by PunchBunny Perrie (Post 13659502)

If you look closesly to the left... You can see some friends! :winkwink:

Originally Posted by sniperwolf (Post 13661963)

You have a potential of being a pro Perrie! :thumbsup

The photographs are great! nice sense on subjects. and hey, I love that orange mushroom one. I even made it as my wallpaper. :winkwink:

Keep it up!

Originally Posted by NosMo (Post 13662656)

Great kitty pics, nudes are nice, but I will always look at cats.

NosMo

Originally Posted by Star 69 (Post 13663986)

I like the mushroom

Originally Posted by DeadFidel (Post 13665539)

Thread is sad without a reply from Aaron the photog.

Nice stuff in my opinion:thumbsup

Originally Posted by mrwilson (Post 13731147)

Some great pictures, love the picture of the shroom on its own!


Also where is the other half of this picture?

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f9...s/DSC07598.jpg

I see leg skin!

Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 13661660)

A roll is only 24 or 36 frames, most people can peel that off in a heartbeat on a digital. The motivation behind is to make you think heavily on the shot before you take it, and to develop the 'frame' in your head before you shoot.

That way, you can effectively walk around composing the photos in your head, and then just plonk down the camera, flick the settings and open the shutter :)

Originally Posted by PunchBunny Perrie (Post 13731211)

There were plenty of her full body in shot.. This one was more focused on the light and wine glass! :)

Originally Posted by KILL_FRENZY (Post 13732373)

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f9...s/DSC00771.jpg

I think this one it's really awesome

Originally Posted by PunchBunny Perrie (Post 13659430)

Originally Posted by FightThisPatent (Post 13731767)

you can do the same with digital, its called self-control / restraint ;)

just because you can pull the trigger and shoot hundreds of shots without composition setup, doesn't mean you have to LOL

I agree with ya on the principal of having the mind and the eye to set up a shot.. otherwise, you can't really achieve the look/effect like Perrie has taken.

very abstract and artsy shots, thanks for sharing :thumbsup

Fight the trigger happy!

Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 13734216)

Not at all. Digital still gives you an instant view of what you've shot. You'll look at it, reframe, and reshoot. Which is fine, but not what I was talking about.

Film mandates that you shoot and receive results much later.

SuzieQ - the Sony Alpha is actually a Minolta - here's a head's up, you can throw on almost any Minolta A-type lens onto the body - meaning if you shop for Miltoa lenses as opposed to Sony ones, you'll be saving a large chunk of cash ;)

Originally Posted by SilentKnight (Post 13733292)