lordcares

yep, that's exactly the point.

Alot of my shots are like this.

leaning to a side works when there isn't a

clear, distinctive horizon line.

For me anyways...

One of the most creative portraits that

I've seen recently.

Simply awesome!!

I can't take my eyes off from this photo!

I'm pretty sure the photographer burned the girl a little which

is no big deal.

To me the photo makes me burn with the question, "what's the thing

that she's walking towards?"

She's so seperated but determined that she almost seem heroic,

taking the responsibility for the multitude (people in the background).

I'm amazed at this shot! GREAT image!

Crop the bottom like this maybe...

Interesting shot!

Hello photographers!I'm learning photography all by myself. So I need your critique on my photos. How does this work? Is the framing ok? The photo itself? May be my name on the photo really doesn't work? Plz, I don't care about the points, let me know what you think!!!

Thank you!

Over the short period of time that I've been involoved with photography, I was always amused by people saying, "it's not following the rule of thirds!", "too contrasty" or, "needs more contrast!", "limbs cut off!", and my favourite: "Not SHARP!!!" on picture that is clearly art.

I don't understand why sharpness, contrast, etc is so important in a picture which is not intended to be used as a commercial photography.

IMHO, what's important is if the picture is portraying the photographer's artistic intentions, not whether it's sharp or not. (at least in art photography, that is.) Oh well, whatever it is,

I think this photograph is very well done.

UNBELIEVABLE!! Just looking at this image gives pangs in my chest.

It's hard to even look at the image because it's so strong, it's

stretching my emotional capacity. This is the sort of thing that

I'm persuing in my photography but I'm no where near that...

Congratulations on this other worldly picture!!

Wow.. I love this photo!

People had complaints about the grain, but I think it really adds

to the whole effect of the picture. Hand positions? Feels good to me.

This picture might not be technically perfect (the white glare at the

low right...) but the "feel" is really good imho.

Simply superb... The bright sun is a bit

distracting. Well done!