joe poggi

June 4, 2004

Four photos collaged in photoshop.

February 9, 2003

Not static, this vertical monster is underway and entering Boston

Harbor!

January 10, 2003

Great shot. The pose is a winner,

January 7, 2003

Great juxtaposition!

December 11, 2002

The shot is well composed and interesting. The blur factor ruins an otherwise great shot. If you can do it again!

December 11, 2002

The clever juxtaposition of the umbrellas, and the alternating colors of the newspaper boxes result in a photo well done!

December 11, 2002

Back to the wild!

December 9, 2002

Please critque this photo. I removed a foreground object in photoshop.

December 4, 2002

I shoot a lot of hockey; http://www.jpoggi.com. You have the important elements of a good shot; faces, puck, and action.

The elevation is not a problem, it gives a different perspective thats all. It takes practice and after a while you will know where to stand and when, and how to get the puck in the photo all the time, etc.. Good luck! You are off to a good start!

November 3, 2002

This is a great photograph.

November 3, 2002

The way this photo is set up, the depth of field, foreground objects, and the backround, make this a successful photograph for me. God job. It is real people, caught in time, in a real place.

November 1, 2002

I like the space to the right of the photo. It seems Ruby was distracted from her journey: A whistle, a call or another animal? Her focus beyond the frame adds to the sucess of the photo. An excellent shot!

October 23, 2002

Any comments?

October 13, 2002

This is one of the doorknockers at the Italian Embassy in Vienna,

Austria. Please critique.

October 12, 2002

This photo has all the necessary elements to qualify as excellent. The colors, composition and depth of field are right on. More importantly, without being technical, it is pleasing to the eye! Well done!

September 12, 2002

Great shot! The cropping is fine. You captured all the right things, and the essense of the sport!

August 30, 2002

This is simply a great shot. The combination of elements; the tree as a frame, light, clouds, water, land, and buildings for perspective, make this a great for framing or selling as a work of art!