A man, a point and shoot and his Omegas

[rockmastermike]

a few shots from a rookie with a point and shot and little post work. any feedback is appreciated:

[Code4]

Very nice - the B&W pic rocks!

[Frogman4me]

Impressive shots, thanks for sharing!

[Rambam]

Very nice shots indeed! I could never get the handle on those point and shoot cameras, whatever I did pictures always ended up looking awfulle.
Love the leather strap! Is that one of Shaps?

[ancient_mariner]

Good work!

[BenL]

Great shots!

[rockmastermike]

Very nice shots indeed! I could never get the handle on those point and shoot cameras, whatever I did pictures always ended up looking awfulle.
Love the leather strap! Is that one of Shaps?

No, not of Shap's (but will have one one day) - this one is a teddyhanna I got from Andrew (homathetes)

Good work!

Great shots!

Thanks guys! - I see a lot of really outstanding work around and am trying to step into the (very) shallow end of the pool

[DragonDan]

Ha! Post work - I get it! ((look at photo #1))
Seriously though, nice work. You are getting nice angles, not too many reflections. I like the "nature series", looks like a fun way to spend an afternoon.

~D

[zephyrnoid]

First shot was 'too interesting and well composed' a background. Hard to explain. I love the shot BUT it slightly diminished the watch! That's the still winner for me. Then, The wrist shots.
In fact, I'm beginning to feel that it's impossible to judge a watch's look without the wrist, a sleeve a pocket! Well done.

[dewaltwest]

I like the BW with the glasses nice job