milan.ilnyckyj

This shot is also nicely composed. It certainly demonstrates some of the differences between how human eyes perceive a scene and how cameras do - in particular, how we can usually see a lot more detail in both shadow and highlight areas than film or digital sensors can.

This is a nicely framed shot. I like the contrasting patterns, between the bold black on the wings and the softer shapes in the plants.

 

One thing you could consider doing is making the colours more vibrant, using something like the levels tool in Photoshop.

This is a photo of my cousin, shot in the shade around sunset.

 

Any comments would be appreciated.

Any comments or criticisms would be appreciated.

All comments and ratings are appreciated.

Comments, suggestions, and ratings are much appreciated.

The photo in question is covered under a Creative Commons licence, available at:

 

http://www.sindark.com/projects/

 

Using the image non-commercially is fine, provided I am given credit for it. Ideally, that should take the form of attribution by name with a link to my website.

These are some controls from Canada's Cold War nuclear bunker, near

Ottawa. Any comments would be much appreciated.

All comments appreciated.

All comments and suggestions are appreciated.

I nearly broke my leg taking this one, when I discovered that the

metal grating at the bottom of the fountain in which I was standing

wasn't actually bolted down.

 

In any case, what do people think?

All comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Is the contrast here overly high? Would people have other suggestions

for situations of such varied brightness?

All comments and suggestions are very welcome.

Is the slight tilt here distracting? I tried removing it in Photoshop,

but I can only seem to shift it from one direction to the other.

 

All other comments appreciated, as well.

I took this while hiking with my father. What do people think? Are

there ways it could be improved in Photoshop? All I have done is

adjusted the levels a little and applied an unsharp mask.

This is meant to be a thematic statement about the progression of

Dublin. What do people think?

The ceiling looks amazing in this shot: as though gilded again by a golden light coming from beneath. The NYPL reading room is an excellent spot.

I like the geometry of this shot. What do other people think?

Alton Marsh,

 

I suppose what I am asking is how people respond to the photo. Usually, it's either the realization of some error that they identify or the identification of some feature they like. Both kinds of information I find helpful.

What do people think? Comments are much more useful than ratings. Thanks.

What do people think of this composition? Comments are appreciated far

more than ratings, thanks.

That spot is actually a blue patch at the very top of the dome. I can only see it if I view my iBook screen from an odd angle. I am sure I could clone it out fairly easily in PS, and will do so at a somewhat less busy time.

 

Thanks for pointing it out.

I like the drama of this shot. What do other people think? Comments

and suggestions are most appreciated.

Quite a dramatic photo. The sky manages to look as though it is snarling.