
02/04/11, 10:46 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Carthage, Texas
Posts: 12,261
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Nice blog.
Critique... Use flash, or a tripod, when shooting pics of animals...
If you're taking pictures in the barn, or of animals in subdued lighting, you need to change your settings on your camera. Your animals pics are cute, but they aren't in focus or crisp. Do you have a point and shoot or a dslr? All digitals have settings for flash. Using flash, you automatically have a better chance of in focus photos... without flash, your camera is trying to adjust settings for the optimal pic... if your shutter speed is below 1/60, and you have any kind of movement, by you or your subject, your going to have focus issues.
Your other photos are great, crisp, clear, and in focus...
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