ken munn

Part of a project to create effects in-camera. Any comments welcome.

Not so exciting in B&W.

Does it work?

I wasn't quick enough to get a girl in a bright pink shirt walking down a sun band, but on

reflection maybe the extra colour would have detracted from the feeling.

I'm attempting to learn some image manipulation in-camera - this was shot at one second, handheld, with an off-camera flash held down in the seven o'clock position. Comments most welcome.

Early days of trying to add in-camera effects. Shot at 1/8 while zooming. Comments? TIA.

One of my favourite shots brought back from a wet weekend in Rome. I'd be interested in your

reactions.

I like its stark simplicity, but wonder whether it would have been better if we'd been able to see the bottom of the tree. Maybe ground level was messy, photographically?

Lovely. Just one very minor problem for me - the red tractor. Had I been you I might have waited it to drive out of shot, or cloned it out in post production.

 

Nonetheless, a delightful image.

I like it a lot, plus it's shot with my favourite lens. Did you try shooting from the same viewpoint in portrait format - might have worked by giving you more roof and fewer extraneous people.

 

And thanks for a shot of the NatHist without a dinosaur skeleton!

Far too saturated for my taste. Some of your other work is much more appealing (for me).

What a great image! Just the most dynamic tree ever!

I like it a lot, especially the way the clouds almost mirror the ploughed field in the foreground.

Maybe not that original, but very attractive nonetheless.

Great - at last a different sunset.

 

Like it!

A very striking shot!

Very lively - what a great personality.

Lovely colours in the houses. Makes me want to go back there. Great shot.

Very nice work. Congratulations.

Lovely geometric detail. Much appreciated!

Looks like it has been thoroughly overcooked in saturation terms.

Lovely shot, very peaceful.

 

I'm not sure about the grass in the foreground - might be worth doing a version with that cropped out?

Something about the lighting looks wrong to me. I think the artificial light has overpowered the natural light to far too greater an extent.

 

The pose also looks very awkward, and very 1960's.

Nice detail, fabulous colour. Shame the cactus is quite so battered, though. 6/6 from me.

Well, it's different!

 

Wouldn't want it hanging on my wall, though!

 

Congratulations on providing a critique shot that's unlike anything I ever seen on here before. I'll mark it 7 for originality, but I'm not sure about aesthetics.