carlos marquez-blake

Excelent lighting, I love the pale tone you gave that plays very well with the background.

Great Image! I like the cropping you made to the image. The eyes, even if they're a little darker, they still grab the attention of the viewer but making the jewelery the focus point.

I see also many lines that lead directly to the product. My eyes wander all over the picture but it brings me back to the jewelery on her hands.

 

Great job!

Hi, your critique is greatly appreciated.

I like the composition, how every line from the building leads to the girl.

Nice!!

I love the expressions. Also the natural composition.

"Empty seat"

Good perspective. You can try and crop it square, cutting out the two sides of the picture up to de first columns. Just an idea.

Great contrast of colors between the lion and the forground.I would crop it alittle more to take out som part of the right side, because the lion seems to be loking to the left.

Beautiful. Nice balance and great composition. Congrats.

Awsome!!! I would just give it a little more contrast.

I did the motion effect in photoshop an also the red tone.

Very beautiful image, congrats. The only thing I would change, is to crop the image so that the little girl would be in the left-lower third. That would make it an even better portrait.

I like the peacefull tones. Beautiful.

I took this image near the beach at 2:00 PM with no clouds with only one negative and no multiple exposure in 1999. (I didn't know about The Lord of The Rings, then) Later I told my lab to burn a lot and print it in a red tone throgh a transparent texture film the size of the paper. (16x20)The thunderbolt was painted on the finished print.

I found these kittens in the parking lot of my studio, so I decided

to make some shots of them to see if they work work for some project

later on. And it did. I used Photoshop and a program called Aurora,

Digital Element.

This image, of course, was manipulated using Photoshop and made the

motion blur effect. The freeway was taken in San Felipe, Mexico.

I took this picture of a couple to place at the entrance of their

wedding reception. Afterwards I presented it on a print competition.

Great effect. Very creative. You gave me some ideas.

This picture is 16x20 print printed with a craquelure film for the

effect.