WRX photoshoot from week.

[Bailly Photography]

Hi guys, new to the forum, I figured I would start off the introductions by demonstrating a little bit of what I do. I did this photoshoot last week. Let me know what you think.











To view the rest of the gallery, visit my Flickr page. Flickr: Photos from Sarang Photography

[Greg @ DU]

Great shots. Nice artistic touch and good camera work! I love the color contrast in the second shot. You have a nice variation of the three primary colors (yellowish, blue, red).

Welcome to the board!

[Bailly Photography]

Originally Posted by Greg @ DU

Great shots. Nice artistic touch and good camera work! I love the color contrast in the second shot. You have a nice variation of the three primary colors (yellowish, blue, red).

Welcome to the board!

Thanks for the welcome Greg!

[FijiBlueSI]

Very nice pics!

[KD00LS]

Awesome pictures, what type of camera do you use?

[Bailly Photography]

Originally Posted by KD00LS

Awesome pictures, what type of camera do you use?

Thanks, Those were taken with a Canon XTi (400D)

[KD00LS]

I'm guessing that's an SLR right?

[Bailly Photography]

Originally Posted by KD00LS

I'm guessing that's an SLR right?

correct, DSLR.

[ryan350z]

Very nice... I'd love to learn to take pictures like that. Do you have any idea where one could go to learn?

[Bailly Photography]

Originally Posted by ryan350z

Very nice... I'd love to learn to take pictures like that. Do you have any idea where one could go to learn?

There are alot of places online that offer photography classes. Many are somewhat expensive. Also, many colleges offer courses in Photography, both film and Digital. I am personally self taught. I just liked taking pictures, so I decided to learn as much as I could about photography in general. I started with P&S 's and just carried it with me almost everywhere I went. Took random pictures and read some books on Digital photography. In short the best way to learn is by doing. The more time you spend behind the camera, the better your pictures will come out. A basic P&S with a Manual mode is a great way to start, it will allow you to get used to the manual functions of the camera but isnt overwhelming like a DSLR. If you know anyone who is good with a camera, ask to go shooting with them. Take the same photos and then compare. Most cameras automatically save the settings used on each photo, so you can compare in a more detailed fashion. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

[ryan350z]

Originally Posted by Sarang Photography

There are alot of places online that offer photography classes. Many are somewhat expensive. Also, many colleges offer courses in Photography, both film and Digital. I am personally self taught. I just liked taking pictures, so I decided to learn as much as I could about photography in general. I started with P&S 's and just carried it with me almost everywhere I went. Took random pictures and read some books on Digital photography. In short the best way to learn is by doing. The more time you spend behind the camera, the better your pictures will come out. A basic P&S with a Manual mode is a great way to start, it will allow you to get used to the manual functions of the camera but isnt overwhelming like a DSLR. If you know anyone who is good with a camera, ask to go shooting with them. Take the same photos and then compare. Most cameras automatically save the settings used on each photo, so you can compare in a more detailed fashion. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks!! I will look into these options

[Bailly Photography]

Originally Posted by raingrass

I can't....see the pic....Why????

Not sure, they are working fine for both my computers.