Laura's portfolio. - Page 3

Well obviously but i did say they were well done none the less. I just didnt think much to them compared of some of the other shots.There was exceptions to that rule with a few canal shots that were in a great position and looked amazing.

Some people may like them photos but i just didnt care about them. Nothing wrong with the way there took just the subject but most of her other photos i looked at each one instead of a passing glace.

I hate buildings and the urban style of shots when you live in a city or any urbanized area just looks boring. Been there,done that. Around my area i have a beach and thats pretty much it for interesting places. I dont have the time to travel hence why I gave up photography which i miss but time is what i lack.

All hail England and our filthy water.

These images are amazing, I especially love the picture of the castle layout also the one where you can see the outside of the castle from a distance. Awesome work. (Y)

That is some nasty water.

3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, and 15 are my favorites, although for some reason, none of them really seem that amazing to me.

remember, keep your photos straight, rest the camera on your knee if you have to, don't make the photo slant, KEEP IT STRAIGHT

Haha, I liked the waves washing over the stairs.

Oh wow, that butterfly picture in your first post is amazing! I love pictures like that; it's perfect!

Great shots!

A few nights ago I visited an abandoned theatre that was built in the 1800s, we explored the basement by torch light so I couldn't capture any of the more spooky sights. Apparently there were 'devil traps' down there :S













Mmm, crusty seating