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[Worth]

9/10 - Such a nice car. Not super knowledgeable on automotive photography but the way in which the car is positioned straight on looks amazing!

I also love the way the wheels are pointed out, as if to say drive me! Again the focus is on point, the detailing of the headlights and grill is exceptional.

Not to sure about improvements, it really depends what the photograph is meant to represent!

 

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 8/10 - Would be stronger compositionally if the horizon line wasn't in the middle of the page and if overhang thing was slightly more inside. Light are great and come through better than the other pic. Could be sharper, but thats the gear not the photographer.

 

Another car pic. Not quite as wild about this one because the backgrounds a bit busy.

 

Edit: F1.8, 1/2500, ISO 100

[Guest]

 8/10 - Would be stronger compositionally if the horizon line wasn't in the middle of the page and if overhang thing was slightly more inside. Light are great and come through better than the other pic. Could be sharper, but thats the gear not the photographer.

7/10 

Wow you're killing it with these car pictures! This angle really brings out the character of the car and it's vintage feel. 

Like you say the background is too busy, but if the SUV was out of frame this would be amazing.

I also like how the car is centered perfectly along with the modern looking house (kind of creates a old and new effect) and again the angle of the wheels, this time pointing at the viewer!

[Worth]

@Pearsonia, I can't rate that one because I'm out of ammo. What do you mean by "if the car was out frame"?

[Guest]

@Pearsonia, I can't rate that one because I'm out of ammo. What do you mean by "if the car was out frame"?

The background vehicle! 

And no problem, would you mind sending me a bit of feedback in a message? 

[1823alex]

7/10 

Wow you're killing it with these car pictures! This angle really brings out the character of the car and it's vintage feel. 

Like you say the background is too busy, but if the SUV was out of frame this would be amazing.

I also like how the car is centered perfectly along with the modern looking house (kind of creates a old and new effect) and again the angle of the wheels, this time pointing at the viewer!

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I'd give that 8/10, I like the reflections in the water, but I feel the image is way to warm, maybe cool the temp or try B&W for it. Here's mine -

 

Up Above by Alex Wilson Photography, on Flickr

[Guest]

I'd give that 8/10, I like the reflections in the water, but I feel the image is way to warm, maybe cool the temp or try B&W for it. Here's mine -

9/10

I love shots looking up at tree branches.

You captured the light so well and something about the branches and the way they overlap, connect e.t.c really makes a statement!

The colour is perfect, it speaks nature!

I guess as an improvement you could implement a symmetric nature, but it really depends on what the picture is trying to convey!

 

This one took about 45 attempts due to my inability to stay still! :rolleyes:

CANON EOS 70D           Lens: 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6

[Penny5837]

9/10

I love shots looking up at tree branches.

You captured the light so well and something about the branches and the way they overlap, connect e.t.c really makes a statement!

The colour is perfect, it speaks nature!

I guess as an improvement you could implement a symmetric nature, but it really depends on what the picture is trying to convey!

This one took about 45 attempts due to my inability to stay still! :rolleyes:

CANON EOS 70D Lens: 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6

Love the exposure. 10/10.

Took this with my Note 4.

[rmac52]

@peterino55

I understand your shooting with a phone but the entire center is washed out.  The subject doesn't look very interesting but it may have been if the photo was correctly exposed.  

I don't mean to be overly critical I'm just being realistic.

3/10

 

DSC_0489 by Rob M, on Flickr

Shot on the same vacation as my previous photo.

[Penny5837]

@peterino55

I understand your shooting with a phone but the entire center is washed out.  The subject doesn't look very interesting but it may have been if the photo was correctly exposed.  

I don't mean to be overly critical I'm just being realistic.

3/10

 

DSC_0489 by Rob M, on Flickr

Shot on the same vacation as my previous photo.

I don't mind honesty. 

 

 

 

Here's a picture from my 5D mark I :

[bob345]

I don't mind honesty. 

 

 

 

Here's a picture from my 5D mark I :

 

7.5/10 Nice colors and nicely composed, but the pic just feels a little boring. It might just be the fact that there are so many silloette pics like this that it makes it hard to stand out from the crowd.

 

Heres a pic i took two weeks ago at a cars and coffee up in San Fransisco of a beautiful Porsche gt3rs.

 

gt3rs by Tauss ., on Flickr

[Silvercall]

Heres a pic i took two weeks ago at a cars and coffee up in San Fransisco of a beautiful Porsche gt3rs.

 

 

 

Beautiful Car, Beautiful City, Beautiful Photo.  There couple spots that i would edit.  There is a sign on the drivers side that I would ty to remove (along with the pole seen in the driver side window); there is the person visible under the spoiler that I would try to edit out.  And I would crop out the car that is (barely) visible on the left hand side. 8/10

 

Nikon F3 50mm 1.2 @ 1.2  The out of focus areas are kinda swirly but I don't mind it too much...

[d3sl91]

Beautiful Car, Beautiful City, Beautiful Photo.  There couple spots that i would edit.  There is a sign on the drivers side that I would ty to remove (along with the pole seen in the driver side window); there is the person visible under the spoiler that I would try to edit out.  And I would crop out the car that is (barely) visible on the left hand side. 8/10

 

Nikon F3 50mm 1.2 @ 1.2  The out of focus areas are kinda swirly but I don't mind it too much...

If I didn't see the 50mm - I would have sworn you were using one of these: http://shop.lomography.com/en/lenses/art-lenses/newpetzval58-brass

[Emzijs]

Beautiful Car, Beautiful City, Beautiful Photo.  There couple spots that i would edit.  There is a sign on the drivers side that I would ty to remove (along with the pole seen in the driver side window); there is the person visible under the spoiler that I would try to edit out.  And I would crop out the car that is (barely) visible on the left hand side. 8/10

 

Nikon F3 50mm 1.2 @ 1.2  The out of focus areas are kinda swirly but I don't mind it too much...

 

7/10. I don't like those spots,where is not focus,but that is not a big deal.

http://imgur.com/IzahVju

[angst92]

7/10. I don't like those spots,where is not focus,but that is not a big deal.

http://imgur.com/IzahVju

 

7/10 nicely centered

Sheffield by Phil  watson, on Flickr

[Guest]

7/10 nicely centered

6/10 

Great view but lacks focus!

 

[Worth]

6/10 

Great view but lacks focus!

 

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Really cool shot. Nice Exposure. I like the crane (red thing) in the foreground. The buildings that are at the very top of the shot and further away are muddy (for lack of a better word).

8.75/10

 

Edit: Sony A7R w/ 55mm f1.8 Zeiss lens. F1.8, 1/400, ISO 1600

[angst92]

6/10 

Great view but lacks focus!

 

Yes unfortunately it was a very windy night which was enough to effect it even with the tripod.

[PlayStation 2]

7/10 - Conceptually really cool, but too dark and the crane off to the left weakens it a bit. Would be interesting to see during dusk/dawn.

 

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Sony A7R w/ Zeiss 55mm Prime --- F1.8, 1/2500, ISO 100 

I'm sorry but that almost looks like CGI

anyways 8/10 lighting would definitely benefit the car later in the day and the depth of field would really work better just focusing on the road and front of the car

 

 

Really cool shot. Nice Exposure. I like the crane (red thing) in the foreground. The buildings that are at the very top of the shot and further away are muddy (for lack of a better word).

8.75/10

 

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Edit: Sony A7R w/ 55mm f1.8 Zeiss lens. F1.8, 1/400, ISO 1600

9.5/10, less dramatic depth of field could really help out to be honest

 

gotta admit, these photos look good

[Aruxx]

Really cool shot. Nice Exposure. I like the crane (red thing) in the foreground. The buildings that are at the very top of the shot and further away are muddy (for lack of a better word).

8.75/10

 

Edit: Sony A7R w/ 55mm f1.8 Zeiss lens. F1.8, 1/400, ISO 1600

 

7.5/10 - I like the idea of around the house shots, but I feel like you could've brought the subject closer and that would've gave it more pop.

 

Nikon D3200 w/ kit lens

[rmac52]

@Aruxx

I like this a lot.  You were able to freeze the car and get some nice blur in the background.  My only complaint is the focus seems a little off.  It looks to be focused on the left rear window.  

7/10

 

DSC_0047 by Rob M, on Flickr

 

Keeping with the car theme.

[bob345]

@Aruxx

I like this a lot.  You were able to freeze the car and get some nice blur in the background.  My only complaint is the focus seems a little off.  It looks to be focused on the left rear window.  

7/10

 

DSC_0047 by Rob M, on Flickr

 

Keeping with the car theme.

 

Im gona have to say 6/10, cool car, but the composition just is not there.

 

Sticking with the car theme, here is a orange huracan

 

orangehuracan edit by Tauss ., on Flickr

[Worth]

7.5/10 - I like the idea of around the house shots, but I feel like you could've brought the subject closer and that would've gave it more pop.

Nikon D3200 w/ kit lens

That was the closest my lens could focus b/c it's a 55mm prime

[WinNut]

 

Im gona have to say 6/10, cool car, but the composition just is not there.

 

Sticking with the car theme, here is a orange huracan

 

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orangehuracan edit by Tauss ., on Flickr

9/10, I really like the colors and the extreme focus on the car.

 

Moving away from cars but sticking to vehicles, here's a photo I shot on the iPhone 6 (my failed attempt at a "into-the-mist" photo) with a bit of editing:

 

R68 at Kings Highway by Nutty LTT, on Flickr

[Guest]

9/10, I really like the colors and the extreme focus on the car.

6.5/10 

Great contrast in colors but i'd say it would look better focused on the signal in the foreground rather than the train in the background!

Could be a little sharper too but that's down to it being a phone not photographer skill!

A 75 meter tower crane with the London Dome in the background. 

[d3sl91]

A 75 meter tower crane with the London Dome in the background. 

10/10 for interesting-ness.

10/10 for colors and sharpness. 

6/10 for composition. 

 

I love industrial stuff - so the subject is great. However, my eyes are guided to the bottom of the crane rather than "altair" crouching over the control box, or even the city lights. There may or may not have been a better vantage point. It does give a sense of height, and does send chills up my spine when looking.

 

 

Untitled by Ethan Gollehon, on Flickr