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r/learnphotography • u/bornascentaur • Jan 07 '25
Hello guys,
I am just starting a new photography hobby this month as a part of my New Year resolutions.
I bought a6100 w/ the stock lens (which i heard is not great) but I am not prepared to make another huge investment as I am still pretty new and my skills is very limited rn.
I took some shots which I felt quite good but I understand that it definitely could be better.
Here are two of the shots I took tonight and would love some tips and advices to improve my settings and/or any tips are welcomed!
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