josh_brem

Minnie Driver, the actress from Good Will Hunting. Great shot.

The cats make this image for me.

awesome.

she's about the sexiest model on pn, and you do a great job in capturing that sexiness on media. I also think that it is her individuality that makes her so attractive and such a great subject to photograph.

but where do you get a human skull?

6/7. Absolutely amazing.

Really I did.

Awesome image. What kind of film did you use? It looks like tech-pan, but I'm not very experienced with high contrast films.

thank you,

JB

I think this conveys a mood very well. The only things I would change would be to not crop the edge of the mirror and top of grave stone, and to put your name somewhere else in the image, perhaps on a mat made for it in photoshop. And isn't the K-1000 a great camera? I love it and won't sell mine to this day.

Josh Brem

Just playing with my new Rebel XT. Any critiques are welcome.

Thank you.

JB

To me, the candle looks lit, a small flame like the wax is on the verge of smothering the flame, but it does look lit...

very good, I wish I was as good at still lifes as you.

She has perfect bone structure. Very good capture of that bone structure. Absolutely beautiful.

Is the blonde holding a pen? Signing something? The brunette also seems to be in a writing posture.

As for how I like the image, I do, but the tonality rubs me wrong. Otherwise a good capture of humorous moment. I'd say 4.5/6.0.

JB

Actually I added that blur in ps.

This is my first attempt to paint with light and now I realize why

it is not done more. While I am encouraged by my first attempt, I

am beginning to understand that it can be very frustrating and

expensive. Any critiques, good or bad are welcome. Also I added a

blur layer to this image and adjusted the levels in ps cs.

I think this is what they call the critical moment and what all photojournalists wish to capture. Very impressive.

Any critiques are welcome and appreciated. Thank you,

JB

I haven't had much experience with PS other than what I've taught myself, but here is some attempt at removing some of the grain in the sky... is it any better?

thanks

JB

I really like photos of things that everyone might see everyday but only a few can capture it in a photograph this well...

very well done

Hello,

This is off my first real roll of color film and is also my first real

attempt at manipulating an image in photoshop. I shot with Kodak

Ultra Color 100 and adjusted the levels and curves and tweaked the

saturation just a bit.

Any critiques are welcome.

Thank you.

JB

This is my first attempt at macro photography. I realize that I

should have used a smaller aperture or changed my point of focus to

get the point of the leaf sharp but I do love how the fillaments that

are in focus have that curl at the end. Oh well, I guess hindsight is

20/20. Any critiques are greatly appreciated. thankyou

Hello, I am a still wet behind the ears amateur. This is my the first

print I ever made, printed earlier this past winter. Any critiques

would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou

I love this photo, it's the kind of dark moody landscape that I would hang in a gallery if I owned one.