Hi thanks for your replies, this picture isn't bad for an amater. I might go to an arts shop and get a folder.

College because they said I had to have something to show.

I am a bit wonky because I am disabled with curvature of the spine, but I will correct the horizon




Here is another of the image which I messed about with. Which is the better picture please?

Is the first toadstool dangerouse?

I like the second shot, the first one was a bit purply. What settings on your camera did you use to take this please?

This is Fistral beach in Newquay. Not sure how this can be improved. I have now been asked to do a portfolio of my image's. Where can I get one from please, and what's the best one?

This is the original image of Salisbury Cathedrel before I added the lightening effect.

Hi this is Salisbury cathedral. I thought I would have a play, please tell me what you think?

Thanks for your reply. Where is the exposure compensation button? Sorry to ask daft questions, I'm only learning. I have it on 200 on the P program, but I notice whenever I switch the camera on, I have to go into the menu because it automatically switches the sensitivity to auto, and the ISO to 160-800.

I always turn the setting onto shade, and the ISO onto 200 as with the sensitivity. Am I using the wrong settings?

I use these settings on AV for still things, and TV for moving objects.

How much would you sell it for ? Har har

I use Google Chrome so it's been ok

I hope this is the right forum and I haven't repeated my question somewhere else on this forum. I don't think I have.

I have an Pentax bridge camera X-90 camera. I take landscapes and interior shots but I notice the shutter release is slow. When I went to Salisbury cathedral to take shots, the picture looked washed out (overexposed). I am only learning and have had it on autofocus, TV, AVG and other settings but the pictures all the look the same. I notice when ever I put it on ‘Green Mode’ it looks a bit better but not much. What is Green Mode?

I would like the Pentax K30, as the Kr is no longer available. What I would like to know is if a sensor on a DSLR is better then that of a bridge camera? I know that the lens on the K30 is 18-55m, but I am not sure what it is on the X-90, does anyone know? Thanks very much and hope you can help me?