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^^nice shot! For me, the only problem with it is the plant on the bottom left. my eye keeps getting drawn to it cause it's soooo sharp and bright. once you notice it, it REALLY pulls the eye from the subject, which is a real shame cause everything else is so great.
I'd give it some time in PS to throw it out of focus cause it's even sharper than the rider. hope you can work it out!
bigbromskier^^nice shot! For me, the only problem with it is the plant on the bottom left. my eye keeps getting drawn to it cause it's soooo sharp and bright. once you notice it, it REALLY pulls the eye from the subject, which is a real shame cause everything else is so great.
I'd give it some time in PS to throw it out of focus cause it's even sharper than the rider. hope you can work it out!
Lol my shit always gets downrated. Nobody explains why though.
penguiinIt's summertime which means it's automotive photography season. I went to a car show this past weekend and these were a couple of my favorite shots.
Here are a couple of mine, tell me what you think.
So first here is a shot I took on a morning after a pretty big dump. I made it B/W, but thats about the only tinkering I did.
Next is a shot of some trees in the really early morning. I basically did nothing to this photo other than making it a bit darker and upping the contrast a little to give it that feel.
Here is a ski shot I have, what do you think about the composition and all? It was a first try at action photography so any pointers would be awesome.
shredding_panda^Love the first one
I tried using a flash during the day and i think it turned out fairly good but that's my opinion
That is a really awesome shot!! Try to get rid of the shadows in the pictures, kinda distracts from the scene. I love the use of the flash though, you should get some more with it!
MLJThat is a really awesome shot!! Try to get rid of the shadows in the pictures, kinda distracts from the scene. I love the use of the flash though, you should get some more with it!
Thanks man the shadows where definitively something that I was thinking of getting rid of but i wanted other peoples opinion on it and here's an other one i took when it got darker
shredding_pandaThanks man the shadows where definitively something that I was thinking of getting rid of but i wanted other peoples opinion on it and here's an other one i took when it got darker
That one is sick!! next time try to focus more of the light on the skater rather than the concrete, but thats still an awesome shot man!
MitchThatcherCouple shots I took of my buddies VW. New to photography as well so any critique is appreciated.
Canon T3i
50mm f1.8
Black cars are the most difficult to photograph so you have to take a couple more steps to get a quality picture compared to other colors. First of the your shots are underexposed. Second, poor lighting. Third, you need to choose a better location when shooting a black car. You need the background to be lighter than the car so there will be a nice contrast. Otherwise everything is just dark and you tend to shoot underexposed because if you lighten it up the background will look blown out.
MitchThatcherCouple shots I took of my buddies VW. New to photography as well so any critique is appreciated.
Just a small tip; when photographing cars at an angle like in your second image, make sure to turn the steering wheel in the other direction, no one wants to see shots of tires when wheels are much more aesthetically pleasing. Especially when it's a black car.
division.bellJust a small tip; when photographing cars at an angle like in your second image, make sure to turn the steering wheel in the other direction, no one wants to see shots of tires when wheels are much more aesthetically pleasing. Especially when it's a black car.
I'm participating in a backcountry skiing photography contest and (sadly) have to collect some more "likes" on facebook...so if you like the photo (just click on the following link), please also "like" it on FB, thanks! :)
s.conwayMy brother-in-law and I photographed my brother's wedding in Sweden. Here are the several I took that I think are the best out of all of them:
Overall the blues and yellows are a little heavy. The skin looks too yellow and everything else looks too blue. Too heavy on curve adjustments. Try to keep the skin tones true to actual color
