dangoldman

very nice.

much of what i said on the mustang photo applies here but i would suggest a little less burned out area around the prop if possible. You have made a great balance between sun and detail though and i congradulate you on that.

 

nice job

an awesome sky, and neat lighting. i like the way the prop is lit at the tips and the sun burning through the canopy. Reminds me of the B/W shot of the F16 that i have if it had turned out right. I must tell you though that im viewing this on a laptop, which means its entirely possible that it may be a dark shadow like many of mine are (which are not on my LP which does not show shadows for some reason, too bright with too much gamma i guess). In which case, if it is, i would suggest lightening it so that the plane has a little color in the fusalodge. like i said though, im not really seeing "what the photo actually looks like". There isnt background clutter though, so i dont stark siholhetes (still cant spell that word...) nor many shadows are good. but if that is not how it is, and the details are all present on a real screen, then i would say dont touch a thing and im surprised you haveny gotten any comments.

 

nice job.

thanks for that suggestion. my reason for not cropping (if i recal when editing this at 2am) was to make it a wide angle. i think on the return of this trip im taking i may be able to try using a tele though and try again.

tell me about it! this was the best i could do to get trees out of some part of the frame. I think you're right though, i should have used the tele; however this was taken from the side of a mountain and there's no way i would have carried that lense up there... it was hard enough as it was.

 

thanks for the critique.

comments and critique are always appreciated.

gracias.

these recent photo's are being taken on the road and edited on a

laptop, so i cant tell whats monitor dirt and whats on the sensor nor

can i vouch for color correction...

 

comments and critique are always appreciated.

not sure what section to put this in, so if you disagree with my

choice i apologise.

 

comments and critique are welcome.

nope, this was a major crop taken with the 55....

 

thank you both for the comments.

stunning. absolutely perfect.

thanks for the advice and time, August.

thanks once again for your insight and time, August.

 

And i agree with you on all advice you have just given me. Im surpised i missed darkening the sky though, i usualy play with that. well, thats what i get for editing at 2am...

its a very good photo, but there are some over sharpening halos around the head i think. Otherwise, its an awesome shot, good background etc.

i disagree with the above comment. I think that BW is better than color, and sepia would make it look too old to me. Well done, i think you have an awesome photograph here.

its a nice shot, good colours, framing and sky, but you need to slow the shutter speed down so that the prop has a litle blur to it. Otherwise it looks like he lost his engine... some shots you can get away without prop blur so that a sharp photo is guarenteed, but with the long props and the angle he is at in this shot, you need the blur.

comments and critique are always appreciated.

thanks Tina.

comments and critique appreciated.

thanks for the comments.

Thanks Andre. You're right, i just made it a BW in the program i use for editing, it does look better.

in this shot i think i was trying to bring out the length of the nose

of the mustang, which is huge.

 

comments and critique are always appreciated.

nice lighting.

comments and critique are always appreciated.

i cant beleive its rating where it is. You have a good angle, lighting and sky.