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my youngest daughter does a good job of being my only portrait subject

sometimes. I took this picture of her yesterday and would like to get

some thoughts on it.

I'm new to doing a lot of stuff with my camera, and one of the things

I've really enjoyed is seeing how others capture a moment and freeze

it at just the right time. I took this picture at the riverwalk in

San Antonio, and to me, something like this shows the culmination of

freezing time as the water shows.

I took this while sitting at a restaurant on the Riverwalk in San Antonio.

The reason I chose street was because it was outside, and you can still

see the arm of the person who was enjoying this drink in the lower right

corner.

I wanted to upload this one with no alterations to it. I can already see that there's some stuff I could do to the image to make it look better, but before I go into that, I was wondering what others thought of this picture.

 

I took this while sitting on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, just playing with the camera. Please let me know of any tips/tricks/etc that might make this stand out a little more.

I've never done a wedding before, and I wasn't commissioned for this

one. I just thought I would take some photographs for the family (my

wife is the groom's cousin). Please let me know what you think.

I just started with taking pictures of flowers, and wanted to get an

opinion on this one. I took this shortly after a wedding in the rose

gardens at Point Defiance Zoo in Tacoma, WA.

 

Originally, I was going to upload the cropped version I have as my

desktop, but I wanted to show the full composition. I like the small bud

to the left, but wanted others' opinions on this, as well.

I think the water down below the bridge gives it a mystic look. The time lapse that is used doesn't give detail to the water, so it looks mysterious below the bridge, which I find appealing.

I took this picture, just playing around with my daughter during

our "easter pictures" photo shoot. I'm just looking to see what others

think.

This is the first "real" portrait that I took of my kids for an event. We used this and a couple of other pictures for our Easter pictures this year. I hope you enjoy.

I'm sorry I didn't join this site sooner. I rather enjoy this picture and can see not only some humor in it, but also some good composition. I think this is a good piece of art, and does a good job of telling the story behind the title.

Very nice for a first nude. I'm still working my way to doing nudes, but hope that when I do, I can have a first photo that looks as well as this one.

It's definitely a unique pose that doesn't look comfortable. However, the model pulls it off quite well and even looks to be enjoying the quirkyness of this pose.

 

I'm not that big on the background, though. Maybe it's the way that the background looks like it could be much more if this image were in full color?

 

I think the lighting worked really well for this, also. The only shadows that catch my eye are right under the legs, but they bring my attention to those legs which works quite well.

 

If I was good at doing critiques, I'd have a score. Instead, I just wanted to leave my thoughts.

I took this during the lunar eclipse earlier tonight, and thought it

was the most interesting of my images. I even got a little star in

the corner and thought I would keep it in the image when I did the

crop. The border color is taken from the moon itself, and other than

the border there is no manipulation done to this image.

I took this picture of my daughter when I first got my camera. I

thought I would see what others thought of it.