The camera seems to take ages to take the shot, I think its cos Ive got it set to 8mp. I still way prefer a 35mm slr. Anyway, I think this is why my photos are blurry.


A Duck.


The little pond.


Graves.


Graves with the Benson&Hedges smoke machine running.


Gate.


Field with bloke in it.

Tree stump. Im starting to think the colours and contrast on this camera are sh*t.


Bini.


Bini door, still shiny.



Duck. I like this one.


Bin.


Ducks.

I dunno if its my tft or what but these pics look sh*t tbh

quite a few of them look abit grainy and 2nd, the one of the Mini and the person in the feild look good though

I like the one you call "Duck" Its got a tranquil feel to it and the duck in the distance just out of the shadow on the water looks good.

I like the 3 ducks sitting down too, although I would suggest if there was a tranquil bit of water above it, take the shot portrait and get some of that in?

The one with the duck behind the bit of a weed thing, I would have turned the flash off and turned the arpeture up. Although with turning the flash off in darker conditions you really need a tripod. You can get small tripods which I have and cost probably £20.

Youre taking pictures in dull low light conditions, hence they look a bit dull, and the camera is having to slow down the shutter speed to get the exposure and youre getting camera shake  sometimes. Compact digital cameras do have a shutter lag which you can get over by getting a digital slr, but you should still be able to hand hold slow speeds with a bit of practice - hold your breath and keep still