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Originally Posted by greyshep
Thats a very kind offer! Hopefully I can get something decent on my own, but I will check in with you if I am failing miserably. Thanks!
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You should try to get some pointers from someone who has an idea about photography. It's always nice to take pictures with someone more experienced. From a similar vantage point, they can help you correct and explain the differences in yours and their pics. Things you wouldn't even know to look for or ask.
This especially since they know the conditions of the photos taken, they have a better ability to explain what you're doing that's hampering your photos after looking at them (ISO, aperture, form, angle/rule of 3rds, flash/zoom etc.). You won't learn all of it in one go, but learning basic form and tips will go a long way to figuring out how to take good pictures.