Picasso The Neighbour's Cat Retuning From His Hunt. In This Photo I Was Lying On The Floor waiting For Him To Come Into Shot.

Hey y'all! I've been trying to take more pictures and practice editing them the past few weeks and I've had some trouble figuring out lighting - while taking photos and while editing. It's just looking so harsh. Especially at the beach where there is no shade. I'm also having trouble getting the color of my photos how I want. There are a lot of blues that don't look very natural. I am new to learning about tone curve and messing with the color circles.

Alresford Station is at the western end of The railway. When operated by (latterly) British Railways (BR) until 1973 it was a through station on the line from Alton to Winchester UK.

Many know that our camera metering averaged to 18% Gray. But what is 18% gray? I attempted to verify that for me I was in a store and there was a display of poster board. Using my phone I took a picture, to fill the frame. One is black the other white. Have you seen 18% Gray? Comments?

This Shot Is Of A Donkey In The New Forest Munching On A Prickle Bush. Used An Open Aperture To Blur The Background. The Left And The Right Of The Subject Was Distracting So Got Close Using 35mm f2.0