various things

I've seen a very similar scene in the cinema a couple of years ago.

 

A couple of years?

 

About 20 or so!

 

I am getting very old... :)

colours, contrast and sharpness. But the motive itself is not very exciting, deepness missing. Maybe you could reshot it with something in the foreground, a lamp post for instance? And I would remove the antenna or whatever that is on the roof.

is very nice. Would you let me know the parameters? And did you use a grey filter?

composition and colors! Maybe the frame could be a little bit less dominating and dark. 6/5

how *exactly* the tonemapping or whatever must be done to create this type of pictures ;)

is interesting. What retouching did you apply, if I may ask?

that is one interesting location, quite extraordinary. I think the overall impression wouldd be even better if there would be more 'clarity' to the picture.

 

 

it doesn't.

great!

framing and light, I like it.

is a very interesting composition! However, I would prefer it not THAT soft, at least not as far as the skin, hair and fabric is concerned.

the compostition and the light. Thanks for sharing!

 

5/6

I enjoy it. Good shot.

 

5/6

interesting work, thanks for sharing.

 

6/7

to what the others wrote. Except that I believe it would be even better if the cheek and the shoulder were a ltitle bit less exposed.

What helps a lot to reduce the harsh shadows is a sunbouncer and/or a fill-flash. As for the framing: not nice that you cut of parts of her lower limbs. As for the posing: I think it would be better if she knees instead of sitting so 'flat'.

geometry and colors, and the '4' shadow gives it a cutting edge. Well captured!

old town, is it the rebuild one in Warsaw? As for the photo: nice, even if a little bit to much tonemapping or so done for my personal taste. Very interesting portfolio, yours!

perspective, reminds me on what was ages ago on Dire Straits 'Brothers In Arms' cover. 6/6

are very harsh, blue appears to be black - did you apply an IR filter or so?

 

I like the motive.

nice pose.

thanks for sharing. A rare 7/7.

the photo is physically divided in just two parts, almost in the middle by the horizon, but optically there are three, each having similar 'weight'. Cattle, landscape, high sky.

 

Very interesting, 6/6

who David Hamilton is. And no idea either, what that yellowish stuff on the right side, bottom half of the photo is, but I have the sincere idea that this stuff does not improve the -very nice- portrait.

and think that this is one lady I would not want to mess with ;)

 

As for the photo: the harsh shadows in her face are not to my liking. A sunbouncer or so would IMO help a lot. And, I am not at all experienced in this field of photography, but I believe, if you have a model like this one with perfect body definition, a serious dose of softening filters to the muscular areas (and in this case: to the elbow) would improve the overall impression. For me, that is.