[BP-Revo]

Thanks guys!

kulang, it really is just putting time into it and getting a feel for it. At first your keeper rate is lower cause you still have to learn what settings to use and when. I've had my share of photos destroyed by the wrong f-stop or wrong shutter speed (well, ok, shutters speeds are far less important for landscapes, but I also shoot my dad at track days on his street bike). Soon enough you can really use certain aspects to make otherwise boring compositions really interesting.

I started back in April of 2010 and have already clicked off about 10,000 photos or so (probably half of that is timelapse, though).