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I Love Photography

My Amature Photos Of Animals And Nature

By: JoeysGoddess
Written on January 6th, 2013
Age: 36-40 , Female
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  • johnlava

    Again you have a great eye and such natural composition talent. I find it hard to believe those were taken with a cell phone. Amazing.

    Jan 13
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    • JoeysGoddess

      The moon one was taken by my little pocket Canon powershot sx230hs... and maybe one or two others... but normally I forget my camera and end up with just my phone...lol

      Jan 13
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    • johnlava

      They are still so good. Being a photographer is a skill like any other. Some things can be learned, but to see something and capture it the way you want is a talent like throwing a football. You are talented.

      Jan 13
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  • jolenexjo

    some really cool photos thanks for sharing

    Jan 10
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  • MorningBreeze

    I enjoyed your photos. Thank you.

    Jan 7
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  • peterpan36

    Thanks for your posting. You look like a professional photographer.

    Jan 7
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    • JoeysGoddess

      lol... I wish! no I just like to play with my camera... sometimes they are naughty pics and sometimes its of nature.

      Jan 7
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  • Wyhotroder

    great potos thanks for sharing

    Jan 6
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  • ladyryan

    Wow, it has been a while since I viewed stories with good pictures. Thanks for posting. I enjoyed them all. Inspire me to do with my own collections also.^^

    Jan 6
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  • LoveToads

    They look great to me and from a cellphone camera! wow!

    Jan 6
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  • WyrdsOnPepper

    You are starting from a good place. A camera phone is difficult to work with, but you are doing well... Consider rule of thirds and leading lines as you compose your photos. For Example, the Elephant eye could be even more powerful if you placed the eye on a power point (Rule of thirds - you can google it). Your Twisted Redwood and Split Redwood photos make good use of leading lines. Also be careful of your backgrounds. The children in the Elephant Trunk pic can be distracting, but it is a strong pic anyway.

    Jan 6
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    • JoeysGoddess

      Thanks for the advise... lol... of course I had to go back and try to change the elephant eye... Thanks!!

      Jan 6
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  • Joey75

    I love the picture that I have.... with that first pic....but it also had your sand dollars (aureola) in the picture as well......

    Jan 6
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    • JoeysGoddess

      of course YOU liked that one!!! lol

      Jan 6
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  • Saathshine

    Awesome. Loved each and every pic. You are so talented my friend. Awesome, super. Too good.

    Jan 6
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    • JoeysGoddess

      Which is your favorite?

      Jan 6
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    • Saathshine

      Its hard to pick. You have so many good shots. The night shots are touch and half moon shot is awesome. The Parted Red wood tree so real. Its Like a giant man. Elephants eye is such a cool pic. The Turkey in the wild is like a painting. Sand Dollar display is great. Rest all of them are good. If you had a powerful camera the Moss hanging from the tree would have been a great pic. All the pics are composed well. Some needed more powerful zoom, but you have the concept and the eye. The cob web is like butterfly shaped with something trapped in it. The moon through the trees is great shot. I love taking full moon shots. Elephant with the carrot is a great shot. I love natural lights on the green leaves. The twisted tree rocks. The Deer family is a well composed shot.

      Jan 6
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    • Saathshine

      I meant tough instead of touch

      Jan 6
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    • JoeysGoddess

      The elephant trunk is one my personal favorites... maybe someday I can get a powerful camera and know how to use it...lol

      Jan 6
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