GamerPatriot

9/10, perfectly sharp, great depth of field and perfect leading lines.
 
Took this photo last night at a place called Alport Heights.
 
Settings:
Nikon D7200 18-105mm
ISO 100 18mm f9 3 shot HDR

7.5/10 I like the idea of the greenery on the tree, but I think I would've shot it with a smaller aperture to try and extend the depth of field a little further up to get more of it in focus.
 
Saw this guy while out taking pictures of my friend's Mustang.  He was nice enough to stop and let me take a few quick pictures.
   Nikon D3200 w/ 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6

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The highlights seem like too much for me, maybe tone that down a bit . Besides that, the background looks really really grainy. You don't have EXIF info up with the original settings, but what was the ISO set at? It looks like it was kind of high for this picture (could have probably done with lower ISO, slower shutter speed or something). 
 
Besides that, I do miss a bit of color on her. The underwear is all black and she already has a darker skin tone, it makes her seem a bit...ermm..bland? Sorry if that comes a cross rude, it's not ment that way. Maybe it would have been possible to put some colored underwear on her. A light red or something like that. Would have introduced some more color.
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Gotta love that zelda tat . Pose is nice and I like the out-of-focus background, did you do that with aperture and zoom or did you do it in post? 
 
Edit: Looked at your other pictures and I have to say, I like the Lingerie 2 a whole lot better
 
Score: 7.5 / 10
 
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I really don't have any new pictures up yet. Not been able to get much time into photography lately. If you want to rate something pick one of the pictures in my previous post +) 

I love it. Great Macro skills. I would give it a 9/10 because I believe the fly would look better if it had a tad bit more detail. Which would be possible when you do focus stacking as you stated. Other than that it's great. Colors and all. 

this pc masterace bullshit is a cancer on this forum. games are only limited by a developer's imagination.

*incoming hate for using the term future proof*

The picture would be nice if the color balance wasn't off. It seems too blue. Next time try to set the correct white balance by using a grey card. Also if you use exposure compensation by +2 then that should keep the sensor from trying to expose everything to the same scale of 18% grey. Other than that it would be a great picture. 
 
Soft Ghetto alley by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr

The picture would be nice if the color balance wasn't off. It seems too blue. Next time try to set the correct white balance by using a grey card. Also if you use exposure compensation by +2 then that should keep the sensor from trying to expose everything to the same scale of 18% grey. Other than that it would be a great picture. 
 
Soft Ghetto alley by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr

@1chalupa, please rate the "Soft ghetto alley" By @GamerPatriot. 
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@Yoyomah20 please rate @spook811 's picture.
Thank you.

The picture would be nice if the color balance wasn't off. It seems too blue. Next time try to set the correct white balance by using a grey card. Also if you use exposure compensation by +2 then that should keep the sensor from trying to expose everything to the same scale of 18% grey. Other than that it would be a great picture. 
 
Soft Ghetto alley by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr

6/10 love me blue stuff
The issue I have with it is that its a picture that should really draw you in (imo), but it doesn't seem to do that for me... If it showed more of the face being climbed I think it would be better--so shot down a bit, or shot up from further down. 
 

Photographer: me 

This is a editing monitor. 10 bit panel, 14 bit lookup table, its for some serious color work and grading. 
 
4K isn't even a thing right now. The hardware required to push it is expensive and not practical. 

I like the picture as a whole. Color is nice, and the editing for black and white to color is fun.
 
But. Clarity is lacking, and focus is... interesting? I'm not sure if it's purely clarity/blur from camera shake or if it's out of focus as well.
 
6/10
 
My Girl:
 
DSC_0044JP by d3sl91, on Flickr

www.thephotoforum.com is probably the largest forum with about 167,729 members. 

I don't think you access child pornography on TOR by accident.

Pros:
 
Long exposure
colors
 
 
 
Cons:
 
People walking in the way. However there was nothing you could do about it. 
Seems blurry with camera shake. 
 
 
Jeep_Night 4 by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr

have to download it from a "legal" source to add it.....
 
and if you're trying to make money/views on youtube you can't really legaly add someone elses music to your video. unless they give you the go ahead.

same here, I am in North America

Finally set up my computer and I can't join. 

Sounds like a better rating system than just throwing out numbers. At least the poster knows why he/she got the score. 

Audrey 4 by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr
 
 
I can tell you that this wasn't a easy photo shoot. It was pitch black so I had to use my head lights from the jeep to light her up just a bit. I used a total of two strobes, one placed to her right and one behind her giving the rim light you see. You can't see the effects of the headlights because I use a high enough shutter speed. My lens was focus hunting the whole time missing a few nice shots. However we both walked away happy. 
 
ISO 250
1/80
F 4.5
50mm 1/8D lens
flash set to 1/32 power. 
 

I love this photo. I'm a portrait photographer so I'm going to rate this as 10/10. Why? Because it shows emotion, was captured during golden hour, and the lighting is perfect. Keep up the great work. 

Sounds like a better rating system than just throwing out numbers. At least the poster knows why he/she got the score. 

Audrey 4 by Jarrett_Hunt, on Flickr
 
 
I can tell you that this wasn't a easy photo shoot. It was pitch black so I had to use my head lights from the jeep to light her up just a bit. I used a total of two strobes, one placed to her right and one behind her giving the rim light you see. You can't see the effects of the headlights because I use a high enough shutter speed. My lens was focus hunting the whole time missing a few nice shots. However we both walked away happy. 
 
ISO 250
1/80
F 4.5
50mm 1/8D lens
flash set to 1/32 power. 
 

Sounds like a better rating system than just throwing out numbers. At least the poster knows why he/she got the score.