geoffcauble

Constructive criticism desired. Getting back into shooting for fun

with our new 40D.

I really like the feel of this street scene. Nice capture!

I would appreciate your constructive criticism.

This was a quick shot in the living room with a 50mm f/1.8 that had

just arrived in the mail. I'm working on focusing quickly with a wide

open aperture.

I like the tone of this photo, the highlights in the sky, the eerie looking color. Really nice!

Great photo! I like everything about it, composition, light, subject. A 7/7 in my book!

Light is amazing. Terrific photo 7/7!

Thanks to all for taking the time to comment. It's encouraging to have feedback!

 

-Geoff

Thank you Al, your comment is really appreciated!

Great shot. The photo made me laugh and wonder what was going on or if there was a story behind the pose.

 

I like it a lot!

Please give any suggestions or criticisms.

 

Thank you!

Constructive criticism welcomed.

Beautiful light & reflection. Well done!

Great capture! Lighting is great, dynamic between the two birds is amazing.

An interesting image giving an unusual perspective. I think I would like to see the people in front in focus and the spectator out.

 

Keep up the good work!

I shot this with and without a vignette but I think I prefer with.

Also, the steps weren't deep enough to move the bride so my upward

angle (required by the hill I was shooting on) emphasizes the hem of

her dress.

 

Your help/critique is appreciated.

I think this photo would benefit from a tighter crop. It seems that the photo is about the couple in a beautiful setting with overhanging trees, but the trees take up about 25% of the negative and the couple maybe 6% while the concrete takes up about 45%.

 

Maybe shooting the same scene with a long telephoto to compress the trees and set the couple among them with a a tighter crop and slightly different angle to get rid of the concrete in the foreground.

 

I'm not a pro so I don't know if the above suggestion would help a lot or not but that is what I would try.

 

Regards,

 

Geoff

A really nice photo. Well lit and a beautiful setting. I think I might like it a little better if they were actually kissing, looks either a 1/2 second early or a 1/2 second late, but it really works regardless.

 

I'm sure the couple will be really pleased.

 

Regards,

 

Geoff

I like this a lot, the color on the right, the black wheel thing (what is it?) on the left. My eye wanders around the photo and I don't really get tired of it.

Very nice, I like the fog as well as the lighting. At least a 6/6

I think the hand-holding is to blame. As suggested a faster shutter at 400 ISO or use a tripod. Personally since this is outdoors I would be trying to shoot it with a tripod, faster speed film (sensor), and less flash (the shadow is distracting) or use a flash bracket to keep the flash centered.

Not the norm, I like it! I wish I could see their feet though.

I like the color here but I think it would be better with a tighter crop/detail of the door and brick. It would be improved without the tilt IMO.

I like the idea but the out of focus blown-out highlights are hard to get past and then when my eye finally gets to the center there isn't much there, just darkness.

I like the idea but I don't like the angle. Nice color though. I think I would like to see more sky.