7.5/10





This post was edited by Kommandant on Apr 25 2010 10:35pm

I think you just need to post 1 picture,

overall: 6/10
1 and 2 need to be edited
and I don't like 3

8/10 for the awesome sky colors.

great shot. captures an awesomely interesting moment. I dont quite know what he´s doing there but the pose looks great and the sharpness and DoF are good aswell.

9.5/10

It's a bit of an odd shot. I suppose you have to be a fan of this style, which you seem to be.
But I'm guessing about a 7/10. Especially since you have the guts to try something else.





This post was edited by Marten on Apr 26 2010 05:11pm

Great topic idea!!!

I'll give the picture above a 9.5/10

Why so high?
Cause looking at it, makes me thirsty and I can almost feel the cold water moving on my hand..
If a picture brings feeling, then it's a great picture!!


Afk I need a drink!!!

Here's my shot, taken with my new camera, in Florida, only nice sunset that was granted cause shitty weather most of the time...

Haha, your reply made me laugh out loud xD
What do you mean, why so high ?



I'm quitte a fan of photographing plants, which is why I rather like this picture too. Especially because it seems to have very bright, spring-like colours. Nice and fresh.

Simple and nice 9/10

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My entry is a little bit blurry. This is because this picture was taking leaning out my bedroom window. It's a bit hard to keep your camera from moving that way...

The colors on this image are great. I like how you included the moon, sunset light, and houses. Seems awfully romantic.

First: composition. I see nothing drawing my eyes into attention except empty sky (however, that blue is really pretty).
Second: Blurryness comes from a slow shutter. Speeding that up or using a tripod could have prevented this. Even resting your arm on the window's shelf could have improved upon this. Was the window open and your body stuck out or how did that work?
Third: your wb is just a tad bit off.

What camera did you use? A wider lens could have allowed for this picture to include proper composition.



Not sure if jsp appreciates this technique but I just found the file lying around and I haven't had the opportunity to see it in the photography forum.