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[Zambonie]

8/10 great photo all through out, but that focus point sure is tiny

 

I just was scrolling through my gallery and found this

 

 

The flower looks like it's painted a lot for some reason, don't know, just my eyes. I honestly don't even remember where I took it at, but it was probably The Lowery Park Zoo. Again, like always, taken with my phone (LG G4)

[.spider.]

10 hours ago, Zambonie said:

 

The flower looks like it's painted a lot for some reason, don't know, just my eyes. I honestly don't even remember where I took it at, but it was probably The Lowery Park Zoo. Again, like always, taken with my phone (LG G4)

Yes the red channel is probably already clipping

I'd say 5/10 the blommes could be off center and the background could be more appealing.  

 

The heatshield of an old Russian espionage satellite. 

 

[SQZY98]

On 8/20/2016 at 1:52 PM, .spider. said:

Yes the red channel is probably already clipping

I'd say 5/10 the blommes could be off center and the background could be more appealing.  

 

The heatshield of an old Russian espionage satellite.

 

I like the grey/gold contrast of the motive along with the great detail. The shield looks like a 3D map with all the missing pieces of the cracking surface. 8/10, not too much that could be done differently  

 

I've been up early today to get some pictures with fog. I saw this deer on a meadow looking for juicy grass.

[Aruxx]

On 8/27/2016 at 7:58 AM, SQZY98 said:

I like the grey/gold contrast of the motive along with the great detail. The shield looks like a 3D map with all the missing pieces of the cracking surface. 8/10, not too much that could be done differently  

 

I've been up early today to get some pictures with fog. I saw this deer on a meadow looking for juicy grass.

 

I like the picture, 8/10.  I would've cut out the bit to the left and upped the contrast personally.

 

I've had a bit of "photographer's block" lately, if that's a thing, but I went out to catch the very ends of a cloudy sunset last night.  It's not much but I liked this picture.

[pagani123]

On 8/28/2016 at 6:38 PM, Aruxx said:

 

I like the picture, 8/10.  I would've cut out the bit to the left and upped the contrast personally.

 

I've had a bit of "photographer's block" lately, if that's a thing, but I went out to catch the very ends of a cloudy sunset last night.  It's not much but I liked this picture.

 

 6.5 out of 10. I like it but at the same time i find it a bit lacking in a specific subject. But i am not a big fan of landscape photos.

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On 8/29/2016 at 6:19 PM, Maybach123 said:

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I like the look of the car but I think it would look cool without background buildings and people around it. 7/10

Edited September 2, 2016 by Ryan_Vickers
added number

[pagani123]

@Ryan_Vickers you forgot the rating out of ten for the photo  . also i debated cropping it, but i felt it would make the photo look a bit to wide.

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7 minutes ago, Maybach123 said:

@Ryan_Vickers you forgot the rating out of ten for the photo  . also i debated cropping it, but i felt it would make the photo look a bit to wide.

I read the rules in the OP and it said we don't need a number   Besides, I don't care for them.

I don't think cropping would really help - you would need to take the car to a completely new location, so I can't really fault you for that too much  

[Aruxx]

On 9/2/2016 at 0:08 AM, Ryan_Vickers said:

I like the look of the car but I think it would look cool without background buildings and people around it. 7/10

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8/10 I really like the picture, the things I would do differently is I would darken the highlights a little bit and I would also tighten in on the center point to get rid of the people to the right.

 

Nikon D3200 w/ Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 @ 50mm f/2.8 1/30s  ISO400

[adams]

5 hours ago, Aruxx said:

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Great photo, maybe that 1st lock should have been in focus, thats personal though. 9.5/10

 

taken with Olympus SZ-16, not the best quality!

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9 hours ago, adams said:

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I really like this one, but I feel like perhaps the framing could be better.  And I find that water in the back oddly distracting but that's probably just me  

8.5/10

 

[Aruxx]

15 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I really like this one, but I feel like perhaps the framing could be better.  And I find that water in the back oddly distracting but that's probably just me  

8.5/10

9.5/10

Great shot!  The focus is absolutely spot on it looks like.

 

Probably my favorite picture with my Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 so far.

50mm f/2.8 1/15s  ISO200

[Emzijs]

55 minutes ago, Aruxx said:

9.5/10

Great shot!  The focus is absolutely spot on it looks like.

I really like the picture itself, but I am not the fan of lockpick pictures. Still 9/10


Shot my picture with Nikon D3200 + Kit Lens.

[pagani123]

1 hour ago, Emzijs said:

I really like the picture itself, but I am not the fan of lockpick pictures. Still 9/10


Shot my picture with Nikon D3200 + Kit Lens.

I like it. I just feel like it should be a little more focused on the car and trail of smoke. the fence is a bit distracting 8.5/10

 

[AnUglyHyena]

Love how the car is interacting with the light.
Taken a few months ago, Cell phone cameras are getting amazing.

[adams]

2 hours ago, AnUglyHyena said:

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Great picture, loving that sky!!! That paddock, I think, is a bit boring though. 9/10

 

[ALwin]

On 4 September 2016 at 9:22 PM, Emzijs said:

I really like the picture itself, but I am not the fan of lockpick pictures. Still 9/10


Shot my picture with Nikon D3200 + Kit Lens.

Just wanted to say that if you really enjoy taking photos of motorsports, you should consider investing in some nice telephoto glass.

 

Oh and here's something you might find interesting

http://petapixel.com/2016/09/03/race-car-goes-flipping-camera-stand-terrifying-crash/

 

[Abhiwar]

hehe....Fly On Camera ..:P clicked it during our recent ride . 

Canon 1100D + 18-55 lens 

[Chabux]

Can't see nothing on the imagen above, sorry!

 

Here's mine from El Chaltén, Argentina.

[Barrie Erskine]

On May 19, 2013 at 10:43 PM, ShaneDale said:

Love the way its set up. Branch comes in at an angle with nice rule of thirds. Very nice on the contrast of the colors! May I ask what camera and lens you used?

I really enjoy space so here in a long exposure I did.

The tree bugs me! It's a distraction.

The key to a great night time shot is a interesting foreground. Check out this article from 

[Barrie Erskine]

Disregard the previous comment. I pushed post before I was finished.

 

The photo needs something in the foreground. I don't like the branch it's distracting. Overall technically you are almost there. 

Keep creating and have fun!!

Check out this video, it breaks down how to create sky photography.

https://youtu.be/_kC1nKlIPU0

[johnr]

On 6.9.2016 at 5:54 PM, Chabux said:

Can't see nothing on the imagen above, sorry!

 

Here's mine from El Chaltén, Argentina.

7/10 

Great scene but some editing could really boost the mood of the pic.

 

[Emzijs]

On 6.9.2016. at 1:04 PM, ALwin said:

Just wanted to say that if you really enjoy taking photos of motorsports, you should consider investing in some nice telephoto glass.

Thanks. That's what I am planning to do. Not sure how it goes since I have only acces from crowdstand and service park. I will try to apply for media acreditation.

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7 hours ago, Emzijs said:

Thanks. That's what I am planning to do. Not sure how it goes since I have only acces from crowdstand and service park. I will try to apply for media acreditation.

well, you can get closer, or get a bigger lens   Whichever is cheaper (which is almost certainly getting closer if you can)

[ALwin]

12 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

well, you can get closer, or get a bigger lens   Whichever is cheaper (which is almost certainly getting closer if you can)

With an 18-55 kit lens at a high speed motorrace track.... I doubt even pro togs would take such a risk.

 

A 200-300 mm focal range lens would do nicely from the safe areas.