
My photo subject was absolutely beautiful and vibrant in my eyes. But I'm not so sure all of my shots were that good, making the subject uglier and less vibrant than I wanted to portray.
The good thing is that I'm learning and I am trying to figure out the lighting and set up manually. I've mastered the auto everything but that's not what I want to do. I've also found out what other lenses I'd like to buy. So here are a few the best of the shots of the bunch.
I'm well aware that getting vibrant, perfect, yet flawless pics usually require a lot of retouching. But still, I secretly want to be perfect.


For now, I know I've mastered auto everything. Now I'm moving on to learn the comparible of how to drive a manual car, understand? I think my shots would improve if I got myself a different lense as the one I have isn't as compatible as I'd like.

Using my tripod would have helped a lot too!
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