Hands That Do Dishes.

[Danyarnos]

http://www.aidemedia.co.uk/photoblog...p?showimage=23

Got myself some new kit (Nikon D50) and I'm just starting to learn about using it. I'm getting hooked on this definately.

[brian connolly]

I just got the D50, too. I'm loving the image quality. For being a total novice, I am have a great time. See http://www.606eleven.com .

Regards,

Brian

[Danyarnos]

Like the site Brian, especially the use of overlib on your thumbnails, looks great. Was it complicated to set up?

[blinking8s+]

i dont like how they break out of the photos frame being centered and all, follow the rule of thirds and position things in the viewfinder so they flow better to a viewers eye.

If "rule of thirds" just throws you off...just check out http://morguefile.com/archive/classroom.php and there is a chapter on it somewhere in there, well, it might not be called the same thing...but its the same idea

massive congrats on the new cam though! i loved the d50 when i played with it in stores, just wish it used CF cards

[Danyarnos]

Thanks for the comments, I know abit about the rule of thirds, and have also just been reading about the Golden Rectangle, very interesting. Being a Graphic Designer at heart I should know about this alot more. Anyway, always more to learn....

[mpower]

And yet there are times when you should know when to break the rules. Sorry but I don't hold much stock in advice like 'remember the rule of thirds'. If you're going to restrict yourself to the rules then you're always going to be limiting yourself.

Personally I think a shot like Dan's doesn't fit the whole 3rds routine so stating the rule just sounds like text book faff.


Also remember....there is no spoon ;-)

[Zach-E2]

no inspiration by Asterik, right?
http://www.asterikstudio.com/work_de...ion=&keyword=#

Great job, man!