megan

It looks like something is blocking his forehead?

I think it's just a bit too blurry to work. How high was the ISO? I'd suggest cranking it up and shooting as much as you can til you get something with a bit more detail. Save that, I do like the 'facial action' on this musician, so I'd suggest cropping it, especially the right side, as well as a portion of the legs - it looks like there's something blocking the right leg.

Any comments, critiques or suggestions are welcome.

I've never taken nature shots before, so this was one of my first

dabblings. Any comments are appreciated.

100% unaltered.

Very cute! Where was this picture taken?

Great!! I just wish the cat was in focus more. I didn't realize there was such green grass in Iran!

I agree, I'm not comfortable with bull fighting, but a beautiful image in and of itself.

Is that a head in front of them? I'd crop above the head, as well as from all sides, and focus in on them. A shot of them facing more toward the camera would have been ideal, but still fine!

Aside from the very slight blur of the hand and mic, awesome shot! Also, I'd crop just a bit off of the right side.

Only drawback is that a bit too much of his face is covered.

In that kind of red light, your only hope is to be closer to the stage, and with a tripod, or a very steady hand - then, pray.

Beautiful - almost like a painting!

Awesome shot! I'd just crop down the edges a bit, other than that it's great.

I would probably cut out the bassist entirely - the clarity of the singer matched against his blurriness clashes too much to make it worth keeping the photo its' full size.

I did get a bunch of great shots of Iggy's washboard stomach - since I'm still figuring out photo.net, I think I can post more photos without having them critiqued? If so, I'll add a few more from the concert.

 

Thanks for your feedback!

With only two songs in the pit to shoot (that is, with only a

quarter of the pit open and every single photographer desperate to

get a shot of the headliner!), I went nuts trying to make sure I got

something good. This was my favorite of the bunch.

 

I'm new to photo.net, so this is my introductory post/request for

critique. Also, since my recent purchase of my Canon E0S 10D I only

use my PowerShot G3 as a back-up these days (although I still think

of it fondly).