john schroeder

Your use of a wide angle lens really creates an odd perspective, elongating her torso and arms and throwing off the proportions that we are used to seeing.  Good job.  

This is still my favorite photo in your portfolio.  It's simple and thought provoking.

Great image. I would clone out the shoes.  It would balance the image better.

What this image really needs is a person in the foreground to add scale.  I would crop out the pillar on the left.  That bit of structure isn't adding to the image.

The Rooster is too low in the frame.  I like the visual.  It looks like you cloned the bird into the image (which is perfectly okay) because he is sharper than the surrounding image.  

I had to look at this one for awhile.  It really captures the eye.  I would burn in the lower corners and right edge to push the eye towards the center of the image.

Wow.  I wish I had taken this one!  I might burn in the area to the right of the tree.  It's a little hot and pulls the eye there instead of letting it run the course of the tree.

Some of the bright areas need to be toned down a little.  You horizon is a little off and there is some distortion to be corrected.  These are little fixes to a wonderful image.

I love urban decay shots.  I would vignette a little to focus on the carriage.  The glare on the right edge and the piece of carpet is a little distracting.  A little burning in would help keep the eye focused on the subject.  

I would like to see the mast below the horizon.  Probably not possible without a 25 foot ladder.

Great image but it's hard to judge the scale of what you have captured.  You need a person or bird in the foreground to complete the image.

I like the shot but the people on the right are just too dark.  You might be able to bring them out with a curves adjustment.  You really have two separate images here.  The couple on the right and the woman on the left.

I feel it's cropped to tightly along the top.  You can see the reflection of something up there but the way it is cropped It's just missing.  I do like the long shutter speed but I might have gone a bit longer.  

One of our cab drivers in Mumbai. He really knew how to get around in

the insane Mumbai traffic.