Beginning of my photography transition

[silent_assasin]

So yeah, im gonna be gradually leaving tags for photograpy, got a nice 14mpx camera for christmas, and these are my first 4 shots (bear in mind in am 13):

[silent_assasin]

Ok, photos are now apropriately sized

[Downfall]

not bad although my old phone almost had like a 12 mega pixel camera or something :L but yeah there nice pics dude GJ and KIU

[cC.Aleksander]

You know megapixels is all about the size, and nothing else, right:P?

[silent_assasin]

yeah

[ketg]

maybe use some of your sig knowledge of photoshop on photos
like lighting and depth and gmaps and stuff
to make the photos look better
the photos seem a bit average
i like the first one
and i have that 12mp phone aswell - it's terrible :L

[cC.Aleksander]

It's some pretty decent photos. First one has nice depth, but the bg is too messy
Second one, also too messy. Hard to figure out the focal.
Third one is pretty nice. Like the composition, and interesting content.
Fourth one is ok. A little messy, but it kinda needs a little depth.

[silent_assasin]

These are my first proper photography shots just to say

[cC.Aleksander]

Yes, I know But on my part I kinda want to give it to you straight up whether it's your first, or you 100th one.

[JustInCredible]

Photography is not that hard to comprehend but you gotta know the basics of it first. I would suggest taking classes or reading it up online. You NEED to know each part of the camera and its function. By setting the camera to auto and just taking pictures is not the true art of photography. The basics include things such as shutterspeed aperature ISO etc etc. Those all control how your photograph comes out. Also you need to know what megapixels are and what resolution etc are. Those are ok pictures for first ones and im not a major photogrpahy guy but to improve vastly you need to find someone to teach you about it or read up about it