gregc

Playing around with lights. Would appreciate some advice, as this is

really my first time doing much with a studio set up

A part of a larger series. I'd appreciate any comments on this as an

individual photo or of the series as a whole.

Part of a series of photos about our consuming culture. The photos

wer taken with a fixed shutter speed, auto aperature, and estimated

focus and framing (ie, I quickly took it out my sweatshirt pocket and

snapped pictures without looking)

A part of a large series of photos taken in stores. Please view my

profile to see some of the others. Any advice, ideas, or comments are

appreciated

This is part of a series of photos. Please look at my portfolio to

view the series. any advice or comments are deeply appreciated!

the composition and colors are great, but the photoshopping looks awful, to be honest. It's fairly obvious this is a composite image, and the filter you used looks pretty bad.

Sorry if that's harsh sounding. I mean it to be constructive... and i'm in a bad mood.

Part of a series of photos about our consuming culture. The photos

wer taken with a fixed shutter speed, auto aperature, and estimated

focus and framing (i.e., I quickly took it out my sweatshirt pocket

and snapped pictures without looking)

Part of a series of photos about our consuming culture. The photos

wer taken with a fixed shutter speed, auto aperature, and estimated

focus and framing (ie, I quickly took it out my sweatshirt pocket and

snapped pictures without looking)

Part of a series of photos about our consuming culture. The photos

wer taken with a fixed shutter speed, auto aperature, and estimated

focus and framing (ie, I quickly took it out my sweatshirt pocket and

snapped pictures without looking)

Any thoughts about this are appreciated. What do you think about the

background, specifically? Do you think the fade looks alright, or

would you prefer to see the whole floor?

advice.

Please give advise on how the image could be improved. I appreciate

all criticism!

Thanks

Thanks for the comment. I saved the image again with a different color profile and uploaded it - when i saved it before it had lost some of the slight highlights on the lower part of the body.

Thank you for any critiques. This is from my first commissioned

series for a local writer. I'd appreciate any advice on improving or

changing it!

that's a great looking sky, and a clever method. nice use of dodging to highlight the dog's head. great image!

This is my first commissioned piece, and I'd appreciate any comments

or suggestions

Thanks for any advice

Thanks for any critiques

that's absolutely beautiful. the simplicity works amazingly.

 

congratulations!

Please give critiques!

Thanks for any advice

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks for any advice

it would be much improved with about 20 seconds i n photoshop. adjust the levels so you have a pure black and a pure white, and possibly bump up the saturation a tiny bit... maybe not.

 

mainly, the problem is it's just too flat, but that could certainly be corrected.

 

i've attached a copy that i basically just did auto levels and contrast and adjusted the hue and saturation slightly.