Critique the photo above you...

[Robotponys]

Wow SOOO cute!!! ❤❤ I love her expression! Her eyes look really good cropped too. Sad. I honestly dot know what you could fix about that picture.
Here's mine, gorgeous snail! Took it with the macro lenses I just got for my iPhone (4S). which do you think is better? Also, that is a ramshorn right?










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[orchidman]

thsoe are cool snails! i would make them brighter though, and maybe increadse the depth of field.

i took these in harrisburg while walking to my car


DSC_0278.jpg by orchidman10, on Flickr


DSC_0282.jpg by orchidman10, on Flickr


DSC_0261.jpg by orchidman10, on Flickr

[Adri.]

Originally Posted by orchidman

thsoe are cool snails! i would make them brighter though, and maybe increadse the depth of field.

i took these in harrisburg while walking to my car

Those are gorgeous. I especially love the last one...With the first one, though, I took me a second to realize the main focus point was big building.

Here's today, my gorgeous little sister. I already know the picture is noisy, didn't realize my freaking ISO was at 800!!

[plamski]

Nice shots around!!!!!!!!!!!!
here are some from me.

[Robotponys]

LOVE the 2nd one! So wild and perfect for a kid! The 1st is a bit color-wise flat. Not sure how to fix that since I don't edit photos beyond turning and adding effects... :P The shrimp are very good, but some are a little fuzzy. Otherwise great job!

Here's mine







Thats me in the stripes. It was the end of the night. Friend's dog looking funny with deer ears.




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[Adri.]

Originally Posted by Robotponys

LOVE the 2nd one! So wild and perfect for a kid! The 1st is a bit color-wise flat. Not sure how to fix that since I don't edit photos beyond turning and adding effects... :P The shrimp are very good, but some are a little fuzzy. Otherwise great job!

Here's mine...

I don't really understand what the first and fourth pictures even are...The third one seems just like a snapshot to me, and it's blurry. I do like the second one, though the fish could definately be brighter.

I only have the standard 18/55mm zoom lens...I crawled on my hands and knees on tiny jagged rocks verrryy slowly to get close enough to get this shot. These freakin frogs always see me coming from a mile away and go bury themselves in the mud. I so wish I could afford a good zoom lens.


And here's today with my current foster dog, Levi.

[plamski]

the first one is high key portrait.The third one is Cardinal shrimps.

[Da Plant Man]

Both great photos! Great photo of the frog! I know how hard it is to get near them.

The portrait is also great. Very clear and sharp.

[plamski]

Nice shot. Is it Orlando resort?

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[Da Plant Man]

Gaysport, OH, actually.

The name of the town is weird.

[Li@m]

Awesome Picture DPM, It just seems a little bit out of focus.

Heres a portrait shot of my Black Lab..

[bitFUUL]

Droopy paws, solid eye contact, shiny coat, tagged & certified; the all around best friend.


Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (2008)

[mechtec]

Nice picture of some buildings, but my eye is drawn to the people in the foreground.

Here one, of the basketball hall of frame, well under it looking up

[Adri.]

Originally Posted by mechtec

Nice picture of some buildings, but my eye is drawn to the people in the foreground.

Here one, of the basketball hall of frame, well under it looking up

I don't know why but I really like this, it's very unique!

Here's are my first two attempts at being creative. Don't know how well they turned out...

[shinycard255]

The first shot of the dog with the ducks look a little dark to me, and I feel as if composition could we worked on a bit. I really like the 2nd shot of the dog walking down the road. Nice exposure and composition, seems to tell a story as well. Maybe playing with the f-stop could make it a little more dramatic, feels like it was shot around f8. Dropping it down to possibly f4 or f2.8 could have made the background fall out of focus more and really made your eye go to the dog

So I'm not really a fan of doing portraits, it's not my thing. I like being in the studio working with products that don't move and I like having control of lighting. But I had a friend ask me to do their engagement photos and I couldn't say no to them. He was the best man in my wedding so he's a good friend so I figured I would give it a try. First time doing portraits so be nice





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