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[Sebastian Kurpiel]

 

9/10, I really enjoy the vintage feel and the I like the effect you did with the faded train car.

 

[rmac52]

13 hours ago, Sebastian Kurpiel said:

 

9/10, I really enjoy the vintage feel and the I like the effect you did with the faded train car.

 

 

7/10

The blurry people are really distracting.   I also don't really like the flaring on the lights.

I think a longer exposure could have been interesting.  if the woman in the foreground was stationary and the other people were a blur of motion.

 

DSC_0164 by Rob M, on Flickr

 

Same trip as before from the one day I had some blue sky.  I though the one house on the hill looked pretty cool.  Its the only building you can see in any direction.

[Aruxx]

11 hours ago, rmac52 said:

7/10

The blurry people are really distracting.   I also don't really like the flaring on the lights.

I think a longer exposure could have been interesting.  if the woman in the foreground was stationary and the other people were a blur of motion.

 

DSC_0164 by Rob M, on Flickr

 

Same trip as before from the one day I had some blue sky.  I though the one house on the hill looked pretty cool.  Its the only building you can see in any direction.

I absolutely love how desolate the picture looks, with the house off in the distance and all.  Not overdone on the saturation, flat horizon 10/10 (the only gripe I have is that contrail in the top right, but I hardly noticed it at first)

 

Went to a drag strip near me in Kinston, NC and got to see some awesome cars.  Before the sun went down I caught this picture and absolutely loved it:

_{Nikon D3200, 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 @ F/8, 1/100th, ISO 400}

[SQZY98]

6 minutes ago, Aruxx said:

Went to a drag strip near me in Kinston, NC and got to see some awesome cars.  Before the sun went down I caught this picture and absolutely loved it:

 

I love this shot. The blurry back- and foreground really transfer the speed feeling to the viewer. The light lens flare also istn´t too overdone

 

Here is mine:

It was shot underneath a powerpole. I think a long exposure would have been nice. I just liked the pattern

D3300, f5, 1/160s, ISO100

[Worth]

@SQZY98. Nice image, I like the power lines in the background and how it is completely symetrical, subject could be more interesting... 8.5

 

[rmac52]

@Worth

2/10

There is really nothing appealing about this photo.  It looks like you took a shot out the window of a train.

 

DSC_0154 by Rob M, on Flickr

[ionbasa]

22 hours ago, rmac52 said:

@Worth

2/10

There is really nothing appealing about this photo.  It looks like you took a shot out the window of a train.

 

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DSC_0154 by Rob M, on Flickr

8/10

VIbrant colors. I like how the shot is lightened up with an linear focal point being drawn down the sand along the beach houses, thus setting up the depth/perspective.

I'm, not fond of the fact that all of the windows are boarded up, but other than that, it's an beutiful.

 

Here's mine:

 

Serra Cross at the top of Mt. Rubidoux; Riverside, CA

I ended up hiking there this morning for Easter service.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Rubidoux

[bob345]

45 minutes ago, ionbasa said:

8/10

VIbrant colors. I like how the shot is lightened up with an linear focal point being drawn down the sand along the beach houses, thus setting up the depth/perspective.

I'm, not fond of the fact that all of the windows are boarded up, but other than that, it's an beutiful.

Serra Cross at the top of Mt. Rubidoux; Riverside, CA

I ended up hiking there this morning for Easter service.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Rubidoux

7/10, good composition but it seems like something is missing. Maybe a wider shot that includes some more background may have helped.

 

Here's a pic i took messing with a fast wide angle on my fuji xpro1

 

tree by Tauss ., on Flickr

[Snoopyuk]

7/10 love the depth of field and colours.

 

Took this yesterday at an airsoft site called The Gaol.

[Chibi]

23 hours ago, Snoopyuk said:

7/10 love the depth of field and colours.

 

Took this yesterday at an airsoft site called The Gaol.

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7/10 Good capture. Maybe you can try a more dramatic angle to get more impact

 

Took a walk in the forest a couple of days ago. Of the 100 pictures I took this was the only good one  

Bird in Fjällbo by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

[mcmxcii]

6 hours ago, Chibi said:

8/107/10 Good capture. Maybe you can try a more dramatic angle to get more impact

 

Took a walk in the forest a couple of days ago. Of the 100 pictures I took this was the only good one  

Bird in Fjällbo by Pierre Lindgren, on Flickr

8/10, beautiful image, exposure is good, colour is good, depth of field is good, focus is good. top notch.

 

 

http://www.dowdenphotos.com/landscapes/2016/3/27/91op9uwvwt9nkm86dql9ym0o81v9mt

[Aruxx]

6 hours ago, mcmxcii said:

8/10, beautiful image, exposure is good, colour is good, depth of field is good, focus is good. top notch.

 

 

http://www.dowdenphotos.com/landscapes/2016/3/27/91op9uwvwt9nkm86dql9ym0o81v9mt

I like the dramatic atmosphere put out by your picture, the only gripe I have about it is where you took the picture from.  I feel like you could've gone a bit to the right and angled sharper towards the boat, centering it a bit more and filling up the top right corner. 7/10

 

Got to shoot a Dodge Hellcat today, and with this experience I learned where Dodge Hellcats like to stay 

^{Nikon D3200 w/ 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 @ f/4 1/100sec ISO 100}

[rmac52]

4 hours ago, Aruxx said:

I like the dramatic atmosphere put out by your picture, the only gripe I have about it is where you took the picture from.  I feel like you could've gone a bit to the right and angled sharper towards the boat, centering it a bit more and filling up the top right corner. 7/10

 

Got to shoot a Dodge Hellcat today, and with this experience I learned where Dodge Hellcats like to stay ^{Nikon D3200 w/ 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 @ f/4 1/100sec ISO 100}

8/10

I like the shot.  I like the black and white.  The only thing I don't like is the background.  

This would be a really cool shot if the guy pumping gas wasn't there.  

 

DSC_0185 by Rob M, on Flickr

[.spider.]

On 30.3.2016 at 6:02 AM, rmac52 said:

 

DSC_0185 by Rob M, on Flickr

8.5/10

I like it but IMO the blue is a bit too intense. 

 

Kill Switch of Crane 5

 

[bobdabiulder]

7.5/10 I like it but its not unique enough TBH

I do like the rust etc tho

 

 

Look at the craters on the moon, they are in excellent focus.  This was shot with a Nikon Coolpix s9900 with full zoom

[the pokemon kid]

On 31/03/2016 at 11:25 PM, bobdabiulder said:

7.5/10 I like it but its not unique enough TBH

I do like the rust etc tho

Nice Photo, I would try an move the white balance a little to get the moon a bit whiter as it looks a little yellow. Also would go with a tighter crop as there is a lot of black space! 7/10!

Here is mine, From the Easter break. 30 second exposure using the Hitech 10 stop filter!

Crantock Beach by Mathew Teague, on Flickr

Add me on Flickr also!

[bobdabiulder]

40 minutes ago, the pokemon kid said:

Nice Photo, I would try an move the white balance a little to get the moon a bit whiter as it looks a little yellow. Also would go with a tighter crop as there is a lot of black space! 7/10!

I didn't want to go into digital zoom, that was done only with the 30x optical zoom to preserve quality.  Thanks for the tip, I personally think it's cool with the yellow-white look, it makes it unique

 

 

Nikon Coolpix S9900 ||| 1 sec. || f/6.4 || ISO6400

[.spider.]

4 hours ago, bobdabiulder said:

 

Nikon Coolpix S9900 ||| 1 sec. || f/6.4 || ISO6400

4/10 just a few stars or lil star trails

 

[bobdabiulder]

6/10 pretty good, could be brighter eg. sunny day

 

 

 

Nikon Coolpix s9900

[bob345]

17 minutes ago, bobdabiulder said:

6/10 pretty good, could be brighter eg. sunny day

Nikon Coolpix s9900

6/10, lacking in composition. you dont usually want everything dead center in the photo.

 

heres an older pic of mine

 

guitar by Tauss ., on Flickr

[ALwin]

43 minutes ago, bobdabiulder said:

6/10 pretty good, could be brighter eg. sunny day

 

 

 

Nikon Coolpix s9900

Bob's right about this photo.  A bit more off center (vertical and horizontal) would make it more aesthetically pleasing.  But aside from that, backyard bird feeder photos are like a dime a dozen.

 

This video is one (out of several) ways of looking at what elements in a photo makes it great.

 

 

24 minutes ago, bob345 said:

6/10, lacking in composition. you dont usually want everything dead center in the photo.

 

heres an older pic of mine

 

guitar by Tauss ., on Flickr

Of course, your photo isn't much better.

8/10 for color rendition and composition

1/10 for the lack of "something" that really draws the audience

 

Who's guitar is it? Did it belong to some famous or legendary musician or made by a legendary instrument maker/manufacturer? When you take a photo like this, you should do a photo series taking photos of the guitar from different angles, perspectives.  It's really hard to judge anything from a singular image and there's really no "WOW" or emotional factor to just this one image.

 

For example, it doesn't have to be a guitar that's famous or belonged to anyone famous.  It can be one that belonged to your grandfather who used it to court his wife (your grandmother), who passed it down to your father who used it to court your mother and now he passed it down to you so that you can use it to court the girl you like... make a photo that somehow conveys the role that the guitar has played. 

 

 

Here's a photo I took some time ago, when this famous person made a visit to Switzerland and sort of acted as an unofficial "Goodwill Ambassador".  It's a press photo.

[Snoopyuk]

I quite like this photo  Did you use some trick to catch the flash or just bloody good timing? 9/10

 

Had to take a friend to the airport so took a few photos. Heres one of them.

[ALwin]

13 minutes ago, Snoopyuk said:

I quite like this photo  Did you use some trick to catch the flash or just bloody good timing? 9/10

Pure coincidence.  That was just before I became a professional photographer.  The photographer in the photo, with the flash firing, is my friend and he's the full time staff photographer.  He asked me that day to help out, but all I had on hand was my Nikon D90, 17-55 lens and a SB-400 (which is just one step above the pop-up flash on the camera).

 

That's Shakira!

[PillowSmoke]

[bobdabiulder]

Did you rate the picture above you, Nuroknight?