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This one just gets your ATTENTION. I sure hope this fellow was on a chain. JP

I would have to agree with Les on this one. The white balance in MHO is off. She needs to be warmed up with lighting or filters or just adjust the white balance. It seems to warm to have the blueish cast, but if that is the look you are going for, by all means disregard this comment. JP

Does the lighting work here. I am just starting to use a third light

and need your advice. Thanks in advance. JP

Just returned from the Idaho State HS wresting championships. All C/C

are welcome. JP

Photo of my new niece. These kind of photos just show how frail we

start out in life. The light was so bright to look at so she had to

wear the little eye mask. She is doing just fine now without the

light and growing every day. JP

Thanks Marta, I will pass your compliments on to my wife who actually did the layout.JP

Just wanting some input about this photo. Please let me know what you

think.

JP

Thanks of the comment. It is most likely digital noise as the photo was taken at 1600 ISO. I liked the concept but should have had my tripod and a lower ISO. This was taken at a High School wrestling match between matches. Kind of a quick grab shot. JP

Gary,

 

Nice capture however, in my humble opinion it would be nice to see the full spread of the wings. (tip to tip) That said it is very sharp and great color rendition. Thanks for sharing. JP

Just looking for some feedback on this photo. Are the shadows to dark

on the face? I really don't have much experience in photographing the

darker side of photos. Any advice would be appreciated. JP

Thanks for all the comments. Just a little history about the location... Just behind the house and trees is a sleepy little town of Arco, Idaho. It was the first town lit by nuclear power in the world. (July 17, 1955) The community is still there in the background and two main roads intersect in the middle, but if you get the angle just right you can see into the past when this old house was one of the only few out there. JP

With some critiques on an earlier post, here is the corrected version.

The snow was to purple in the original so just getting your advice.

Thanks, JP

Just trying a little different lighting style. Please let me know how

to improve on exposure or composition. Thanks, Justin

Just having a little fun with my oldest son. I realize it needs a

little more head room; just a quick photoshop job. Let me know what

you think. Enjoy, JP

Just trying to get some ideas here. This is the second of two photos

with different color shifts to them. Please let me know what you

think. JP

Just trying to get some ideas here. This is the first of two photos

with different color shifts to them. Please let me know what you

think. JP

Just thought I would share a photo from Bannack Days in Montana. Not

quite sure if it should go under "still life" or "wild life", so it

will get posted under events. LOL Have a great one. JP

Just sharing to see what the community thinks. I am going to enter in

a local contest. Thanks for your comments. JP

Would appreciate your input and helping me choose one of two images of

this young lady to print. Thanks

I need help selecting one of two images to print for our county fair.

I would appreciate your opinions!

Just had to share this one. Best viewed larger as to see the

intensity in the man's face. Comments are always welcome. If you

rate 3/3 please let me know why. Thanks, JP

I am thinking of entering this in a local photo contest. Can any one

give me any recommendations on how to improve? Thanks in advance, JP

Just getting your opinion about the background. I am wondering now if

it would be better without the other tractor silhouette in there.

Thanks for your comments in advance. JP

Would love to hear your comments. Thanks, JP

Meir,

 

Thanks for the comments. I do appreciate them as I also appreciate that you do not rate birds because that isn't your thing. I wish more people would critique or rate fairly with a critique instead of just giving 3/3 because they don't like that type of photography. Thanks, JP