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#221
Jun 26 2010 10:39am
Quote (Lumpy1 @ 26 Jun 2010 18:30)
Good photograph all around, great composition. 8.5/10

http://i47.tinypic.com/34dfrlx.jpg


I'm not a fan of your composition, great sky though

6/10

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#222
Jun 26 2010 11:26am
Quote (hestJaevel @ Jun 26 2010 11:39am)
I'm not a fan of your composition, great sky though

6/10

http://images4.bilddagboken.se/85/_u8/_u4/_u3/_u2/_u5/u843256/f/o/312580d7514b668b29348df8d9f85539da59b3ebaa86b07c404dd5c23e077ac7.jpg


You choose really interesting perspectives when you shoot things like this. I like how it leads your eye up. 8/10

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#223
Jun 27 2010 02:37am
Quote (Xandriia @ Jun 26 2010 01:26pm)
You choose really interesting perspectives when you shoot things like this. I like how it leads your eye up. 8/10

http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2010/177/a/8/Fire_In_The_Sea_by_Xandriia1.jpg


6/10

In my opinion it's too busy, I do love that shade of blue though.

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#224
Jun 27 2010 10:54am
Quote (404Error @ Jun 27 2010 04:37am)
6/10

In my opinion it's too busy, I do love that shade of blue though.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3475/4564640118_48a2e3e237_b.jpg


I love it, the composition is excellent and the subject is crazy sharp! The editing really compliments the picture overall. Only if that little stump wasn't there... 8.5/10



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#225
Jun 27 2010 02:35pm
Quote (Eek @ Jun 27 2010 12:54pm)
I love it, the composition is excellent and the subject is crazy sharp! The editing really compliments the picture overall.  Only if that little stump wasn't there... 8.5/10

http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m223/Jdmhoodz/IMG_4189.jpg


8/10 I love the monkey and the cloth and tree pulls you into the image. The background is a bit too out of focus for my liking, but that's just personal preference.

Here is one without the stump.

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#226
Jun 27 2010 03:31pm
Quote (404Error @ Jun 27 2010 10:35pm)
8/10 I love the monkey and the cloth and tree pulls you into the image. The background is a bit too out of focus for my liking, but that's just personal preference.

Here is one without the stump.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3529/4564009963_70c02317ff_b.jpg


wait..... the background is out of focus? photographically speaking this makes absolutely no sense ^^
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#227
Jun 27 2010 03:40pm
Quote (RecoveryChannel @ Jun 27 2010 05:31pm)
wait..... the background is out of focus? photographically speaking this makes absolutely no sense ^^


I think what he meant to say is that the bokeh is too buttery smooth. :D
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#228
Jun 27 2010 04:56pm
Quote (404Error @ Jun 28 2010 06:35am)
8/10 I love the monkey and the cloth and tree pulls you into the image. The background is a bit too out of focus for my liking, but that's just personal preference.

Here is one without the stump.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3529/4564009963_70c02317ff_b.jpg


Pretty cool and it's quite sharp. The sepia seems to suit the image. Maybe next time you shoot the shot, try implementing a little movement in the subject, gently blow air on it and slow the shutter right down. It will create another element or depth to the image. The highlight in the bottom right is drawing my eye downwards :/ Can you mirror the image or maybe clone it out? 4/10

A pic from a recent Christening I shot, shot with ambient window light (125th@f4@3200iso). Just one of many that myself and the client were really happy with:



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#229
Jun 27 2010 05:07pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Jun 27 2010 06:56pm)
Pretty cool and it's quite sharp. The sepia seems to suit the image. Maybe next time you shoot the shot, try implementing a little movement in the subject, gently blow air on it and slow the shutter right down. It will create another element or depth to the image. The highlight in the bottom right is drawing my eye downwards :/ Can you mirror the image or maybe clone it out? 4/10

A pic from a recent Christening I shot, shot with ambient window light (125th@f4@3200iso). Just one of many that myself and the client were really happy with:

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b252/mustangnicko/Christening_BW_Low_009.jpg


I like you to rate every single picture i post. I <3 harsh criticism.

This post was edited by Eek on Jun 27 2010 05:07pm
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#230
Jun 27 2010 05:13pm
Quote (Eek @ Jun 28 2010 09:07am)
I like you to rate every single picture i post. I <3 harsh criticism.


lol no problems man, i'll give it a crack :)

The most important thing though is attention to detail while shooting the image and giving self criticism afterwards.

You will be amazed at how much time you actually have to shoot a shot. Relax for 20 seconds, breath in, and think about all the elements of your subject.

Criticize mine and I'll critique back

This post was edited by lithfkn on Jun 27 2010 05:13pm
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