r_strawn

You have a superb ability to stop time, but also keep it in motion. Beautiful work!

Ryan Strawn

I just want to stare at this picture all day! It's really great! Thanks for sharing!

Ryan Strawn

Looking for a critique...good or bad.

Thanks

Ryan

It's beautiful and very much like a painting. Did you do your work on photoshop? And if so, how did you get the edges like that? Great work!

Ryan Strawn

Looking for critiques...good or bad!

Thanks,

Ryan

the lighting is wonderful.

Ryan Strawn

What do you think?

Thanks-Ryan

I like the different shapes and the overall presentation. I definately wanted to keep looking at it to see all the inner workings of the photo! Nice job!

-Ryan Strawn

Looking for some good critiques! Happy Easter

-Ryan Strawn

Looking for some good critiques! Happy Easter

-Ryan Strawn

Tony, sorry it took so long to get back (new to the website). As requested about the manipulation. The original photo was taken next to her sliding glass door with lots of backyard 'stuff' and A LOT of doggy drool and paw prints on the window. I decided to clone out the nasties and make it completely white. I edited out her door handle and her double chin. The chin took about 3 hours total. I softened her up and put a diffuse glow on her. Hope that helps.

Thank you all for the critiques. Ryan

Taken in Edmonton, Wa. I love photographing children. They are

very natural and pure. Taken with a Coolpix 3200. Sepia tone

addition was the only manipulation.

Taken with a Coolpix 3200. No editing at all. Taken at Mt. Baker,

Washington Ski resort winter of 2006.

This was my first photo session. I used a very simple Coolpix 3200

camera with natural light. It is, however, highly manipulated with

Adobe (8 hours, but worth it). Critique away. Thanks-Ryan

This is one of my first photos. Please critique at will. Any

advice would be great!