How's this for subject matter?

[Judilori]

Date taken 4/9/09
Sony DSC H50
Focal length 5mm
f/4.5
Exposure 1/400
ISO 80
Exp. Comp. 0 step

I am just venturing to the M on my dial. This photo I believe is untouched. Really working on getting clear photos on a consistent basis unless right now.

[jiminyClickit]

Judilori, Welcome

I moved your post here, because most all sections are based on individual threads started by one person and include only their work. Some exceptions are Games and Challenges, Technique threads where the poster is asking for replies with photo examples, and some SYS threads that feature member participation. You are free to post your work most anywhere you can start a new thread, such as Chat, most of Techniques, Critique if it's the correct category, etc.

Is the power pole on the right in your photo really that curved, or does your camera distort that way? That is an interesting subject - different times of day I'll bet would give you many different looks.

[AlexisM]

Very cool shot! I would love to see some different angles and a B&W or vintage version. What a great building!

[dcclark]

I... feel like I've already commented on this photo in another thread. Hm. Well, you can enjoy my critique back there!

[gsrunyan]

I am also the owner of an H-50. You cannot widen the lens to 5mm. Did you mean 50mm?

Having traveled in many rural communities, I have seen much faded clapboard. This looks oversaturated or polarized.

Interesting subject.

gsrunyan
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[autofocus]

...you can pick this one up for a song..lol

[kencaleno]

[QUOTE=gsrunyan;479580]I am also the owner of an H-50. You cannot widen the lens to 5mm. Did you mean 50mm?


yes you can-5mm is widest setting of lens-equivalent to 35mm on 35mm slr

[photo_phillips]

yeah cool building. i would suggest to get a few shots at the magic hours. also a few close-ups of the details like window frames, doorways etc.