Holiday photos

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Hi Tony_H I'm no expert, but I do take loads of photos. That's the beauty of digital cameras - take loads of photos & only keep the best shots! It also gives you the opportunity to attempt 'arty shots' without wasting film.

My tips would be:-

When taking photos with people on them - look all around the subject & either move yourself, or get them to move to ensure they don't have posts, trees etc.in the background sticking out of them.

Zoom in close & be prepared to get down low to frame an object against a sky, the snow or an uncluttered background.

Take shots from unusual angles.

Have your camera handy all the time or you will miss lots of opportunities.

Get up early or stay out late to make the most of the differing light conditions.

Look at various photo sites & galleries to get ideas.

My photos are my treasured memories & I love looking back at them. If I've finally mastered the art of posting photos, a few slightly arty ones should follow:- :?

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Yipeee....they're there when I do a preview. No doubt I'll press submit & they'll be gone!

there fantastic i just point and click lol im useless

Great photo`s guy`s but i`m so loving the blk & wht ones best.


AJ Adele

this was my view one evening from bedroom window at dusk, i loved the way the clouds were rolling in, didnt capture it as well as i thought but worth a try

One of my favourites from last holiday

Loving all the photos. Makes me want to go ski again so much. My daughter took all the photos on holiday, but she's going to transfer them onto my computer and when she does, might even manage to post some )

I find that cloud rolling in makes interesting shots: