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Jérôme Christophe Milac posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 week, 2 days ago · View
Bored of the cold weather right now in Paris, I thought about turning some habits upside down. And this is what I specifically did here !
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Jérôme Christophe Milac posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 week, 2 days ago · View
I came accross this incredible site. The croping to get the final composition was easy. But I kept fumbling with a photo editing software, to get the best histogram. (Blacks Points, Recovery etc), and of course, it never was right. Then it finally hit me. I remembered why I read lately in Bruce Barnbaum’s latest. There are no definite rules. Who says that a picture HAS to have blacks, midtones and high tones all at once ? It just has to look right. That’s why I kept midtones mainly.
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Andy Lim posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 3 weeks, 2 days ago · View
Here’s another shot taken for a lady… i wanted to ask if anyone here could elaborate the term ’photography vision’…. i was told by some pros saying that they couldnt see any vision on my image…. but i was thinking that since everyone’s perspective is different… how could you simply judge whether one’s photos are bad? Does vision=story telling? if so, how can you tell a story in self portriat? Because self portriat are simply looking at the lens and snap….. really confusing….
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Andy Lim posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 3 weeks, 2 days ago · View
Hi all, its been quite some time since my last post few months back…. here’s one of the maternity shots taken… hope to receive comment on whether this photos are presentable…
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Desiree Martinez posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 month ago · View
Lily loves her Daddy. What do you think?
Both photos are pretty good, I would suggest having all black and white or all color. The black and white is good and the yellow is a bit distracting.
I really like the idea of putting a fragile defenseless human being, into the arms of a powerful ”hombre”
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bud posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 month ago · View
I was in Old Sacramento and the geometry of these two jumped out at me. The pyramid is an office building (used to be the Money Store headquarters).
I love the reflections in this one. Did you do anything in post?
I straightened the camera distortion on the pyramid a little. It had a lean to it.
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bud posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 month ago · View
I was with a motorcycle group when I saw this. Had to stop. The others kept going, but I was happy I Stayed to get this pic.
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bud posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 month ago · View
Happened to catch this kayaker as he was passing by.
Wow. I really like this one. It has a ”Storm Thorgerson” feel, like in the Pink Floyd art pictures in the 80’s
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Hey, thanks Jerome. The kind words are appreciated.
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Desiree Martinez posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 1 month, 3 weeks ago · View
What do you think? Most of my photography is black and white or black and white with color. It’s just my thing. I absolutely love it
I feel like the focus is a bit too soft on the child. The shadow on the left leg is a bit distracting but a good simple clean concept.
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Hwi Kyeong Kim posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 2 months ago · View
Title: 606 Young PolicemenI began photographing my fellow policemen here at Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, 606 Foreign Embassy Guard Company.We are called AP aka Auxiliary Policemen in which we serve our country under a mandatory two-year-military-duty. Some chose to be an Army, Airforce, Navy or Marine, but these men chose to be part of ROK Police Force.All men are very young; age between 18~22. We have no weekends nor no holidays.Experience as a solider/police status is quite different and tough compared to a normal civilian’s. But I value what I am going through now.When I finally ETS I would like to remember our days and ourselves that I captured in photographic forms. This is the reason I started photographing my men. I see that when we grow up, when we have kids, when we have jobs, we will look at these photos and appreciate our strength, maturity, and experience then.
This man is CPL Han-Pyo Lee, a driver for the company’s captain.
Hey, not only a nice idea for a project. I also like the lighting as well as the expression of this guy. Have fun with your project! Great work.
The frame does a lot of good to the picture. Imagine without it ? Well done
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Desiree Martinez posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 2 months, 1 week ago · View
I took pictures of my daughter the other day at home with natural light. What do you think?
The 6th photo looks very interesting, as if your daughter is about to climb out of the frame. As for the natural light, it looks great, the shadows add a lot of definition. What did you do in post other than B&W?
Thanks
Yes, natural light is my favorite light. I boosted the contrast, That’s all
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Kenu Parker posted an update in the group Photo critiques: 2 months, 3 weeks ago · View
Theses are some images I took whilst waiting for my train at Souther Cross Staion in Melbourne Australia. I wanted to experimant with the lines in the station combined with movement of the trains, people and showing how the human factor interacts with its surroundings.
I love the second photo. What did you shoot it with/ how did you edit?
I love the 3 of them
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