Brooks' Photos

[Shinpachi]

Mechanical but look more artistic than mechanical. Nice photos for sure

[Gnomey]

Nice stuff Aaron.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Thank you Eric, for me the crap there will always be more of for me for a while. I'm having a lot of fun with the camera and it's adjustments once I found the default on it. Marcel, thank you for taking the time to browse, much appreciated. Shinpachi, my boss does the paint and art work, I do the filler, primer,wet sanding, and buffing. Thank you for browsing. Thanks Gnomey. Hopefully I'll have some winter shots to post this week. Weather is suppose to get worse. Thanks to you all for browsing and critiquing.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Could not get the background to come into focus for some reason. Ignorance I guess.

[109ROAMING]

Sweet shot

Were you using auto focus or manual? I sometimes find it fun to play round with manual

[evangilder]

Read up on depth of field. Another thing is that your sky highlights are pretty blown out. The right side of the sky shows some blue, but the blown out highlights on the left are actually causing some chromatic aberration between the mountain and the sky.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Thank you Eric. I will definitely read up on the depth of field, I've seen it in the book I've got, so I will go back and check up on it. I've forgotten so much of what I have read and I even take the book with me but I still forget. I went and took the same shots today in the snow and posted one of the snow fall in the sun light on Winter Pics. It's better but still needs more improvements. Hey Daniel, thanks, I do shoot some on auto and some on manual and did it yesterday but I don't think I had enough lens on the camera for what I was trying to do, though I am going to take Eric's advice and look into depth of field. Again guys, thank you for taking the time to browes.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Here are a couple more.

The new International Load Star. For a semi, I kinda like it.

[109ROAMING]

Nice shots

[Shinpachi]

Hi, Aaron!
Your photographic artworks are getting better and better shot by shot.
It's amazing.

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Thanks guys. If you knew how many I had to take to get the good ones you'd probably fall out of your chairs.

[Wayne Little]

Great shots Aaron, love the Icicles shot!

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Thank you Wayne. I'm really starting to enjoy photography and the group here is part of the reason. I owe you guys thanks for that. Thank you all.

[evangilder]

Aaron, the best thing you can do is try to shoot just a little bit better every time to go out to shoot. That has always been my goal, even now. Then when you look back at a year, 2 years, 3 years ago and more, you see a difference.

It's like kids, you see them every day, so it's hard to notice how much they have grown until you look at picture from the past with them. Your photography should be like that.

Grow it a little at a time and suddenly you will look back and realize how much you have improved. Don't look at your throw away shots as "crap" or junk. Even poor results should be a learning experience. I look at my "bad" shots as a great way to learn. And yes, I do have bad shots too.

[Gnomey]

Agree with Eric. If you look back a couple of years at his first shots, his current ones are so much better. The same can be said for your shots in the short time that you have been showing them off.

I would love to get out and shoot some more but I haven't found anything 'interesting' to shoot and having shot everything around St Andrews I'm waiting until Spring Break for a change of scenery. Hopefully will get some good shots in Norway whilst I'm skiing.