These are some really nice photos. I really like them. Especially the Wall art one. I just love graphity (Wel only the ones that really look like art!) the "Stop and GO" one is really cool too. Nice use of dark and light!
Wow :shocked:
you are great at taking photos You must have a natural eye. No seriously though, the first couple look holiday brochure standard. Let me explain more clearly, they look so good that real companies would use them on their brochures They would.
You take photos from interesting angles too Which makes them more enigmatic and pleasant on the eyes.
You have the perfect contrast too, did you edit these? Or are they exactly how they were taken?
Stop and go is beautiful, you've captured the clouds just right, everything blends together in a good way.
The wall one and the miller one, wow. They look done by a professional. They really do, how did you take the last one? I'd be interested to know. Sorry, I kind of know nothing about photograph heheh
First pic- If you hadn't titled it, I would have had no idea what it was. I really like the ice in the foreground with the trees in the background.
Second pic- Sweet effect with the sun going through the fern.
Third pic- How did you acomplish that one? That's amazing!
Fourth pic- Very pretty. I like the different coloured leaves in the background.
Fifth pic- A little bland compared to the rest of them (this is the first one that doesn't have some shine to it), but still a nice play of monochromatic style.
Sixth pic- Nice abstract.
Seventh pic- Very nice silhouette. I really like it when you only see the foreground objects as black and then you have colour for the background.
Eighth pic- Interesting for sure, and the black and white makes it look really "inner city," which is probably what you were going for, correct?
Ninth pic- Cool. I like the scaling we get from the person on the sidewalk.
Tenth pic- Rather uninteresting compared to the rest of the city pictures. But, on it's own it's rather nice.
Eleventh pic- Absolutly stunning!
You, my friend, have a very good eye for photography.
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These shots are astounding. I am forced to echo Lost_in_dreamland in saying you are great at taking photos You must have a natural eye. No seriously though, the first couple look holiday brochure standard. Let me explain more clearly, they look so good that real companies would use them on their brochures They would. "
I'm not going to praise every one of them, because they're all too good.
Here are my suggestions for improvement:
Gray Leaf : The only sort of 'not-s-good' as compared to the others. Try changing the white balance and contrast.
Millers: You should have moved the white pole thing closer towards the edge of the photo. It would make the man slightly more visible.
Art Walk: The scaling is good. But there's somethingabout the top of the picture where the wall meets the sky that seems weird. I really can't explain it in words but it seems different compared to the sidewalk and bottom of the picture.
Anyway, brilliant photos. Keep it up!
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They're all so awesome! Wow! I mean, I'm amazed. These are really, really, really good. It was torture to pick out which ones I liked best. They're all so cool looking. The sun one, though... that required an eye, I think. How you were able to frame it prefectly... wow. I'm very much impressed. That's inccredible.
I think stop and go is brilliant! It captures the sky perfectly, it captures TIME perfectly. It looks professional. The image itself is amazing. If I were to freeze time for just a moment I'd hope for the sky to look like that. In your pictures you captured reality. The pictures are still, but the images are moving. Great Job
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Truly, you have them perfect. The contrast is beautiful, the effect it had on me, wonderful.
I had a real issue with the ice. It was the only one I could not manage to like... it's just that the ice is so clear, against a background that makes it difficult to determine that is really is ice.
I would suggest using a darker background, or centering the ice so that is it dominating, rather than tucked more to one side. I like it, but... just... not as much as I thought I should.
Maybe it's my obsession over vibrant, dominating images
As for the rest, lovely contrast, brilliant centering, the colour is amazing, and you picked very interesting subjects! I love the way they capture time so perfectly.
Those are very good but there are a few flaws,
first photo: maybe if you centered the ice more it's a little to abstract for me.
second photo: Me personally I like this photo. I think it would be better in a black and white tone because the background distracts me
third photo:I love this photo. I totally like how it is framing the sun. I think this is really cool. I like how the background is not distracting it's just the sun and the plant that you are focusing on.
fourth photo:I like how this photo is centered on that leaf and it's on top of other leafs
fifth photo: personally think this photo would have been better with a more colorful background. It'd to depressing.
sixth photo:I like this photo. I like how the brick wall is ti the left it brings out the holes.
seventh photo: I love this photo but maybe if you lightened it up a little it would be better.
eighth photo: I love this photo and the color tone.
ninth photo: I think this photo should be centered more
tenth photo:I like this photo. I like how it's centered on her because the background is only on
patteren
eleventh photo: I like how this is abstract
anyways I love these photos! Good job no Great job
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I love the first one with the icicles, I really wish I had an eye for angles like that. You really made the icicles seem like a striking border to the rest of the soft image, drawing attention firstly to the icicles.
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