zackariah_cole

I don't seem to remember forcing you or anyone else to look at my pictures. In fact, I didn't even admit any of my digital artwork to be critiqued. I'm sorry if you don't enjoy my artwork but I never read anything that said I could only admit "photos." Thanks for your time, come back again! :)

Comments? Critisism? Anything?

I realized this photo should have been a little more in focus... but

what about composition? Should there be more of the flower? Was it

a bad flower to choose on my part? Bad alignment maybe? Any more

thoughts and feelings on this photo would help me out immensly.

Thanks.

I passed this barn many times when I was younger and always thought

to myself how incredibly interesting it was. So many, many years and

years of memories soaked into this simple, worn down, and very aged

barn. I thought it would be a perfect photograph, but when I

attempted to take it's picture I became very unhappy with the

results.

 

I'm not familar with photographing architecture. What could I do to

make this a better, more nostalgic, photograph?

I'm very new at this and would love to try and become better so I'd

really appreciate any comments, advice, suggestions, etc.

Thanks,

Zack

Truthfuly, it doesn't jump out at me or strike any sort of strong emotion, but I do like it and think it is a very good photo. It's very beautiful in it's own gloomy, country-kid memory sort of way. Good effort, keep it up.

It's breathtaking. Definately one of those photos where I would have just loved to have been there myself. I love that the light rays are uneven, in that they extend farther down to the left. It's very calming and has an almost spiritual significance. Beautiful! Good work.

A new born baby I am to this wonderful and amazing world of

photography. I only hope that I could one day be as great as all the

admirable photographers who've so kindly displayed their artwork on

Photo.net. I expect to start out pretty rough as (I would assume)

many great photographers do. I feel the area where I really shine

would be in my 3D rendered creations, but I've come to find out that

computer rendered art isn't quite considered a respectable talent.

Most would say that computers are merely a substitute for the

artistic eye, and to some level I feel I must agree. So, in an

attempt to energize my creativity and imagination, I've purchased a

camera and as of now, don't have too much to show for myself. Little

by little I would like to set free some of my work and see what the

world thinks. So please, comment, observe, suggest, and most

importantly, criticize.