I'm sorry dude but that's no photography. Worse than a decent P&S pic.

 

this helped me out alot when i started. good luck!

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/

 

yeah , he's using a point and shoot:



Try and find better backgrounds . Start with a warehouse or a large fence our something with a pattern so people aren't distracted away from the car.

 

hmmm not bad so far, needs some more work

 

Very dark. Try not to use the "JDM angle", not that you did a whole lot or anything. Don't shoot pics with the sun behind your subject.

Not the worst pics, but certainly nothing that needs a watermark.


Random thought - Why does everyone with a digital camera put watermarks on their pics? Unless you are a pro who makes money with pics, no need to mark your pics with "your name + photography/graphics/images". I mean you could say that someone will steal them, but if they aren't making you money anyway, who cares?

 

I watermark my pictures just in case someone else makes money with them. However, I don't do it baller style. I blend it in where for the most part you can't see them unless you look for them.

 

^ok, I give up, where is your watermark? haha

 

Personally, I don't care if anyone steals my pics, but credit is deserved regardless of the quality. I've seen people steal pics and then crop the shots to remove the watermark.

 

Someone yanked down one of mine from the galleries here and was selling V2's with it.

 

top right.

 

Looks like a picture from Gran Turismo 5. haha

 

what's with the suede wheels? DSLR and Photoshop class is your friend... learn from Ansel Adams if you wanna do B+W...

 

A little OT, but all photographers need to understand that that's the risk they take when they decide to post their photos on the internet.