More Autumn Photos: C&C

[Trowski]

I've taken a lot of photos the last couple of weeks. These are a few of my favorites, I'd love to get your opinions on these. I'll probably post a few more once I get some feedback on these.
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1) EF 24-105mm f/4L IS - 24mm - 1/60 @ f/8 ISO 100








2) EF 17-40mm f/4L - 36mm - 1/250 @ f/8 ISO 100








3) EF 17-40mm f/4L - 17mm - 1/25 @ f/16 ISO 100








4) EF 17-40mm f/4L - 17mm - 1/25 @ f/16 ISO 100








5) EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II - 165mm - 1/200 @ f/11 ISO 160








6) EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II - 200mm - 1/200 @ f/16 ISO 1600








7) EF 70-200mm f/4L IS - 70mm - 1/640 @ f/8 ISO 100








8) EF 70-200mm f/4L IS - 200mm - 1/250 @ f/4 ISO 100



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[Tom Wertman]

Lovely. Well done IMO.


Tom

[Kayaker72]

All are nice. My favorites are the first and last.


-Brant

[Sheiky]

Very nice, I like the fourth and the last shot the most. But they all look great. Enjoy while it lasts! []


Jan

[MrGreenBug]

I like number 8! []

[ddt0725]

All of them are very well done! Beautiful!!

[Daniel Browning]

Wow. Very beautiful.

[Trowski]

Thanks for all the praise everyone, I'm glad my photos are being so well received. I've been doing a lot of reading and practicing my technique. But is there anything I can improve? I'd really like to take my work from amateur to professional, so I'm always looking for any way to improve.


Here's a few more recent autumn photos that I personally liked.


10) EF 24-105mm f/4L IS - 24mm - 1/80 @ f/4 ISO 100








11) EF 24-105mm f/4L IS - 75mm - 1/60 @ f/16 ISO 1250








12) EF 24-105mm f/4L IS - 96mm - 1/250 @ f/8 ISO

[Sheiky]

, I'm glad my photos are being so well received. I've been doing a lot of reading and practicing my technique. But is there anything I can improve? I'd really like to take my work from amateur to professional, so I'm always looking for any way to improve.

Well your photos are just great, photo number 10 is a great one as well []


Reading books,watching video's and watching "professionals" helps a lot to improve your skills. And remember that that photographer of the National Geographic who shot that amazing photoyou love,might have been a month at that particular place before he got it like that. It's hard to equal such shots when you have other things to do as well [] And sometimes it takes ages of practice.