Originally Posted by Ferox13 (Post 690414)

urgeok2 makes some great points.

If you really want to improve your photographs then get a book out on the basics - learn how basic composition work, use the rule of thirds - get a basic under standing of depth of field. Also (i think this is the hardest bit) try learn how good lighting works (in the long run this is very complex) but there are a few basic rules you should follow..

Also look at other photographs and see try see what makes them good. Try avoid spectacular subject matter but more mundane ones...

I hope this helps - i don't wanna seem like a know it all, i'm far from it but I was pretty interested in the subject and i'm just passing on the little that i know.

Originally Posted by urgeok2 (Post 696729)

this guy was on the window ledge Monday afternoon just before i left work for the day ..

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a1/...y/DSC04136.jpg

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a1/...y/DSC04141.jpg

Originally Posted by newb (Post 696733)

very nice....what floor do you work on?