chad_goldman

All comments are welcome

Please tell me (atleast) one thing I did right, and one thing I need to

improve on.

Thanks,

cg

Like the overall red tones, photo really stands out.

There seems to be a hard line on the left side of her face though.

well done,

cg

Incredible shot. Lighting tones, expression, this one's it!

cg

Very cute photo Len, The two teeth in front are killers!

cg

I used off camera flash and bounced it off a white ceiling.  The kids were on a white sheet in with a big window behind them.

Would you suggest a reflector in front of them, between me and the them,  to lighten the eyes?

I know I am a little biased on this photo so I'm looking for other opinions

on technique.

Please list at least 1 thing I did well, and 1 thing that needs

improvement.

Any and all critiques are welcome.

Thanks

cg

Feel free to comment on my photo(s). I always welcome helpful

comments.

Thanks

cg

John, I love the photos you stumble upon. Always refreshing to stop by.

 cg

Great shot, masterfully done!

cg

Exposed for background, flash off-camera + reflector used.

Comments and advice greatly appreciated.

Thanks

cg

Originally exposed for twilight setting off-camera flash used with reflector.

This was one of the later images so the sky darkened even more. I do

like the effect though.

Thoughts, opinions, and comments greatly appreciated.

Thanks

cg

Experimenting with Light and Subject.

Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated.

Excellent portrait, but what is the black spot on the edge of frame directly to right of eyes?

Playing with light,

Experimenting with strobes off camera.

Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

cg

Wonderful image, the colors are perfect!

Very nice colors in this image. The crop really helps to put the Egret as the focus of the frame.

CG

This is a repost of an older photograph, the previous one's horizon was at a slight tilt.

CG

These guys weren't coming back, they were moving away because I was in the vicinity.

Not in a sick-o kind o' way but I never found the duckbutts unappealing. I do see where 4 profiles would be much more appealing though :)

Gary:

This is why I stick with PN. Most people go on about how great my photos are, (and in some cases tell me that they should be in National Geographic) yet I know better. I don't listen to them but I do want to hear feedback.

I liked how you put it, 'if a photo is close, it's hard to come up with something to say.' Which explains why I recieved more comments when I was just starting out 8 years ago.

I'm not a fully time amateur photographer. I don't drop money into gear (though I wish I could.) But I do find great enjoyment in learning more about taking great photos.

But what could be improved here, my choice of crop? subject? exposure?

Please Critque.

Any words of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.

Experimenting with photo editing on landscapes.

Using Elements 7, i incorporated a soft overlay and some saturation.

Any word of advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Very Impressive, i only hope to capture something as wonderful as this.

Well done!

cg