peternilsson75

All feedback is welcome!

/peter

Awesome!!

Thanks Jeff!

Feel free to comment! All feedback on how to make it better (especially

how to set light) are very welcome!

/peter

All feedback or ideas on how to improve the picture, both how to shoot it

better and how to adjust it in photoshop.

/p

Great picture!

I especially like the fact the frightened person already have partially left even the frame!

Quite clear message from the bull, don't fuck with me you sissy :-)

/p

Beautiful!

Cool with the person standing there totally alone in the middle of the stairs. I have also been there and shot some pictures :-)

/peter

Criticize, rate or just tell me what you think. All comments are welcome!

/p

A true kodac moment and of course a nice shot!

If I do my best to give some feedback I think it would have been a better photo if you have showed a bit more of the environment and make the lovers a part of a context.

It really is a good shot and I'm sure it attracts lots of viewers, but it's still "just" a beautiful situation that you were lucky to capture. The birds and the situation is all that makes it a good shot. I don't think that there is so much extra added by the photographer. That is of course very difficult but something that is very interesting to consider when shooting.

Best regards, 

Peter

Nice jellies!

It's hard to get good exposure of jellyfishes but I you succeeded well. However it seems like the flash also enhanced a lot of particles. Maybe you want them to be there but I guess that the picture would be a bit better if you tried to get rid of them. Try the healing brush in photoshop and you have a good chance of removing them.

regards, 

Peter

Some people like them, some don't. I think they are just beautiful and I'm

still searching for a good picture of them. Please give me your suggestions

on how to improve!

/peter

Cool picture! You almost get stressed by looking at all the details. It works very well in B/W and all that contrast. I guess this one will be very cool developed on paper in a quite big size, maybe 70 cm or something like that.

/peter

Please let me know your comments on this picture!

/peter

Thanks for your comments! I agree with the highlights, it really is a bit too light. I guess it was when I saved it to web, without converting it to RGBs before. Have a look at the "right" one here if you want http://www.peternilsson75.com/UW/

/peter

Please let me know your comments or ideas about this! Unfortunately I

don't have an external flash to my UW camera, so I know that the colors

aren't that saturated, but I have to live with that...

Picture was captured during snorkling in the Seychelles. Depth is about 5-6 meters.

/peter

Feel free to give all kinds of comments!

/peter

Feel free to comment! All suggestions are welcome!

For more pictures from the same place, please go to http://hem.bredband.net/peternilsson76/Sweden/Maklappen

/peter

Please let me know what could be done differently!

If I had the opportunity to make a second shot, I would have chosen a

slightly different angle so the car in the left hand side was out of

the picture, and i have probably chosen a shorter DOF.

Your comments are appreciated,

peter