Just Got A New Camera

I recently grabbed myself a new digital camera, and took a few shots around my University to try it out.https://www.flickr.com/browser/upgrade/?continue=%2Fphotos%2Frobvalkass%2F
Any and all feedback, good or bad, is appreciated! I'm still learning to use it and there wasn't exactly a lot of interesting stuff to photograph

i like the water under the bridge. how did you take it? you look like you should be standing in water :)also, why don't you tell us what camera you bought....

i like the water under the bridge. how did you take it? you look like you should be standing in water

With two conveniently placed rocks and some careful balancing with one foot either side of the stream

also, why don't you tell us what camera you bought....

Well, mainly because I forgot I got myself a Nikon D90 DSLR camera: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/microsite/d90/en/index.html

ohhh i like it. those pre-planned shots are always the best when they don't look pre-planned. personally, i would blow that picture up and hang it.and a d90? i like the choice. would be my first choice. i never went digital. i still have my nikon n70

hay, you seem wandering taking photos everywhere. i like them, you have an eye of photographer but you need more practice. my digital camera is FUJIFILM FINEPIX S5800 with 8 pixel zooming. digital cameras are so fun even i always think that paper photos are the best but i love taking photos for everything around me using my digital camera. any way, i think that the photos of the duck, the stream, the squirrel, the close view of flowers and the fountain are very good, the others need more concentrating. you should work on the angles and dimensions of your photo, specially when you want to take a photo for a building or something specific.for example, the shoot of the " redvers buller's hat" is kind of confusing. it didn't show what you want to show, if you want to show the statue then you should took a more closer shoot to show the details, and absolutely you took it from the wrong angle because the traffic lights block part of the statue. also in "squirrel stunts" shoot, you took a random shoot, you didn't concentrate on the squirrel, you should use zooming and concentrate only on squirrel. same thing to other building and statues photos. in "goodbye shops" shoot, you totally messed up the dimensions, your photo seems diagonal. however, you did a great job in "university exeter crest" shoot.i know that you may took most of these photos in a haste, but i just want to make you more focus on details. so have fun and good luck. waiting for more.

actually, the only critique i have is that some of the pictures are tilted to the right or left. other than that, i do like the ones you put thought in to and it's obvious which ones.

I love the 'Blowing in the Wind' photo, the lighting is lovely and the subject is placed very well and it was interesting. The close up of the McCaws was great framing and timing too.

I really like that sunlight over dawlish picture. Looks very nice. Your inside pictures though look very orangish. Outdoot pictures look really good. That group picture with all the graduates looks really nice to.