yossi_kolesnicov

Hi,

 

The picture is very nice, but comparisons to Ansel Adams' works are in order. In your other nature pictures I can see too the influences of Adams, which is great, since you do them with great technical ability, but lacking in originality, in my opinion.

I took this one as part of a composition assignment. The lighting is also very important

here, as is the person's expression and stature. What do you think of the composition?

 

Thank you.

I guess it's the neon lights, which had a greenish plastic cover. Thanks for the comments!

It looks as if he's made of stone. Nice composition too. I like it.

 

Yox.

What do you think of this shot?

Beautiful picture, but the tree on the left is in the way, IMO. The green really shouldn't be there. Aside from that, beautiful. The dog really gives it life.

Beautiful. I love the figure, with its many shades of gray, and the dark background fits it perfectly, not losing any detail. I don't know about fear, but there's certainly much emotion in this picture. Keep it up!

Comments regarding composition, anyone? And also, do you get a over-

dramatic feeling from the picture?

How's this for architecture photography?

Just wanted some thoughts about this picture. Exposure? Framing?

It seems as though the clouds came out through the chimney. Great photo!

I think first of all this picture came out humoristic, but there's

something other than that, a statement about beauty I wanted to make.

Thoughts, anyone?

I'd like to hear your thoughts about this self portrait.

Beautiful colors, amazing place, but I feel like the framing could've been better. Maybe put the tower more to the center? And also maybe a bit more of the building at the bottom could've been better. Very beautiful to look at in any case.

Beautiful colors, and nice composition. Keep it up!

Absolutely gorgeous!

I really love this picture, the composition is really great. All the other pictures in the folder are great too, but this one stands out.

I like this picture very much. I like the perspective, the left edge straight with the frame, and to the right distorted, and leading to that side. The only thing I don't like is the plaque, seems out of place there. Great picture, though, keep it up!

It shouldn't be too easy getting a still image of Ian Anderson performing on stage, so this is definitely a good picture, good lighting too, but I'm sure you have more interesting pictures of Ian, he's quite an interesting fellow to watch on stage.

When I took this picture, I was interested in the fly that landed

before me on the table, but I don't know if that's what it really is.

I mean, the fly is almost insignificant, compared to the rest of the

picture. I like this picture, but I really can't say if I can say

it's a "fly portrait" or not. Comments?