anthony_walker

I like it, but wonder whether the lower edge of the jaw should be slightly more burned in on the left?

Handheld, no flash, 1/25 at f3.2. The original was very noisy (the Canon S1 suffers at ISO >200), so I cleaned it up using Neat Image Pro noise reduction filter which cleans well but softens...

Prefer B&W?

Candid snap in a soba bar in Tokyo - better as B&W? Please comment

Someone clearly has misspent their youth

I do like your square compositions - rules are there to be broken!

Taken the old fashioned way - Kodachrome slide film - guessing the

exposure settings and hoping for the best. No digital manipulation

applied. What do you think?

Great perspective

It's pleasing but I wonder if it would be better flipper horizontally so the diagonal effect is upwards rather than down?

I like the original better! The green is more translucent

Nicely caught - quite expressive.

Nice industrial feel

Any advice for better crop or handling? I was only able to grab this

through a sealed window in the few minutes before a meeting.

Please leave a critique

Pushed harder in Photoshop - is it over-sharpened?

This was hand held, no flash, 1/25 at f3.2. The original was very

noisy (the Canon S1 suffers at ISO >200), so I cleaned it up using

Neat Image Pro noise reduction filter. I think it may have lost

something through losing the graininess - what do you think?

1. Filters: I'm ashamed to say I can't remember the precise combination. I spent an evening playing around and this was the best I could do!

 

2. Drummer looks like a skeleton in real life. He's infamous for it!

Tried to capture the mood of a jazz session by 'rescuing' a blurred

shot using Photoshop filters. Any comments gratefully received.