photojoe

February 9, 2007

Please let me know what you think I could do to improve this. thanks.

February 6, 2007

Amazing contrast between the violence of the falls to the fishing which is often thought of being serene and peaceful.

The image doesn't have any "pop" to it though.

The dark rock(?) in the top right should be cropped or cloned out. It's distracting.

Good job getting the image in camera. Just a little photoshop (nothing radical either) and it'd be an excelent photo.

February 6, 2007

I'm looking more for a critique of the photoshop job than the image

itself. Thankyou very much for anything you have to contribute.

November 27, 2005

The plate gets lost into the background. Perhaps cut some of the light back there and get seperation with a darker plate against the light background.

The dark part of the apple slice is distracting, same for the seed in the larger apple part. These don't bother me as much as the lack of seperation between plate and background.

December 27, 2004

Here is your DMCA compliant note to say get your photo of me off the internet! Once you do that, you've got to tell me how you made me look so good! I swear photos of me never come out. I need a large one of these for the living room.

September 19, 2003

Are those shaddows painted on the wall, as they appear to be...or perhaps are they manipulations by the photographer? A previous comment suggested making those shadows a bit more realistic, but if you didn't add them yourself then you can't be faulted for them.

May 3, 2003

Flat, lacking contrast. Light grey and white. No blacks or near blacks for contrast and drama. Cut your exposure a few stops, you've probably got negatives dense enough to set off a metal detector. The composition is fair. The dark area at the bottom left will be quite objectionable if this were given more contrast and less exposure in the camera.

July 9, 2002

Perhaps a more accurate title may be in order. Neat shot nontheless(I missed some hyphens somewhere didn't I?)

June 17, 2002

False advertising. Look at him! He's got shoes and socks!

June 16, 2002

100 white trees in a row, 100 white trees, if one of those white trees should fall, 99 white trees in a row. Good find :)

June 16, 2002

When using any sort of tool to give an effect to your image, ask yourself if you're just playing with the tool, or really doing something to improve the image.

June 16, 2002

Your subject needs a little more seperation from that black-blob that's the bottom right corner of the image.

June 16, 2002

Who paints their aircraft like that? It's graphic, and is a bit less borring than the typical "Hey! I'll take a picture of the wing" shot.

June 16, 2002

I told everyone Kid-Rock would be a one hit wonder :)

June 16, 2002

A faster shutter speed would have helped keep those reeds/weeds sharp.

June 16, 2002

for fathers day.

June 16, 2002

You can get the same (well, better really) result by using a longer shutter speed and panning the camera with the subject - this will provide a more natural blur to the background. A pop of flash will freeze the action of your subject w/o any blur.