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Thanks Jeff.  I'll give it a try.

Thank you so much for your comment Jeff.  This photo is actually 3 photos stitched together.  Just to the left of this spot was a big giant flood light pointed right in my direction.  There was a massive star on the photo.  How do you get rid of those?

Please provide any feedback you can. I would appreciate any direction you

have to offer. I am still trying to learn how to take my night shots

effectively. Thank you in advance for your comments.

Please provide any feedback you can. I would appreciate any direction

you have to offer. I am still trying to learn how to take my night shots

effectively. Thank you in advance for your comments.

Please provide critiques. I need direction.

Please don't just vote. Please provide some form of critique.

Any suggestions?

Any help would be appreciated.....

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Tach me... teach me... teach me.... Any comments, suggestions, tips are VERY

welcome. What do you think about the framing? Does the subject stand out enough?

What do you think about the lighting? What would you do differently?

Tach me... teach me... teach me.... Any comments, suggestions, tips are VERY

welcome. What do you think about the framing? Does the subject stand out enough?

What do you think about the lighting?

Thanks Ken and Amy. I have been meddling with photography for a couple of years now and I began to wonder if I had a photographer's eye or not. I just felt like my photos lacked that wow factor. They all seemed to look good but I couldn't figure out how to make them stand out. Judging from your comments, it sounds like some of them have potential but that I just need to learn how to do the post-production stuff a bit better? Did I catch the essence of your comments right?

 

And thank you both so much for imparting your experience to those of us who are just trying to learn all we can from our seasoned colleagues.

Ken... I've noticed that a lot of professional photographers use over-saturation to enhance their work. Why do you like it? Artistically, what does it do for you? And what program do you use to do it?

What do you think about the framing? Any thoughts on lighting? What could I have

done better?

 

And if anyone is willing to flip through my other photos and give them some critiques

as well, I'd appreciate it.

Yeah. I like it Mark. What program did you use to tweak it?

 

What do you mean Leigh? How would you be all in or all out in this particular case?

I need help. What would you suggest? What would make the photo better? Does the

shadow across her face add to or take away from the photo? Whaddaya tink?

Thanks Bob, Marc, Michael, and Kathy!!! Do any of you have any constructive criticisms? Or do any of you have any comments on what I did right that might help me replicate it in the future?

 

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Please give me any suggestions you can think of. What would you do to turn this

amateur shot into a professional one?

I need direction on lighting/focus/background.... etc. How do you turn a photo like this

from an amateur attempt to a professional product?

Any suggestions on the lighting, focus, subject placement, or anything else you deem

noteworthy would be very much appreciated. Thanks!!!

I shot this in the middle of the day. Is there anything I could have done different with

the lighting that would have made it more effective?

I need YOU to give me guidance and direction with regards to this photo. Please give

me direction. I beg of you to impart of your knowledge.

Any comments, critiques, or suggestions? Salutations and greetings? Hailings or

Acknowledgements? Anything would be welcome and appreciated.

This was my first attempt at shooting a spider. Please comment on how I can improve. What

should I have done better?

In order to improve, I need your comments, suggestions, and direction.