adam marksteiner

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First real attempt at a low key photo.

Thanks for taking a look, any feedback is really appreciated

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This image doesn't work for me. The nude torso has too many qualities of an erotic nude, great lighting, soft tones, great skin textures. In comparison the imperfections in the light direction and focus on the girl give the shot the feel of street photography or a amateur family shot. I like the concept a lot, it has great commentary on the complexities of femininity. For me the composition is just a too contrasted and it feels forced instead of natural.

It is a great shot, nice colors and feel to it. I do agree though that the blur to the side the the reflection near her butt take away from the image as a whole.

I love the rough textures of the boards and the smooth creamyness of the flowers. It's a very nice still life. It almost looks like the flowers are a bit out of focus but hard to tell at this size.

 

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Thank you for taking a look, any critisims are welcome. I am really

trying to become a better photographer and so outside opinions really

help.

Thanks for looking, I was hoping to get more detail but the contrast

in snow and ice is minimal but I think it makes a beautiful abstraction.

Thanks for looking. I hope you enjoy.

Thank you for looking, critiquing, rating, enjoying. - Adam

This rock was pounded by waves and then temperatures plumeted well

below zero. The "scales" are a result of horfrost, caused by vapor

from the "warm" water. Unfortunately the fog blew away and I only had

a moment to capture this, so with no time to change to a wider lens, I

took two images and then stitched them together to get this complete

picture. I think it turned out well and I can not detect the stitch

at all. Can you?

I personally like this photo because at first the scene seems warm

almost muggy with all that fog, but as you notice that the rocks are

covered in ice and there are icicles on the right it becomes apparent

that the air is actually frigid, and the water barely liquid.

I shot this as I was driving up the North shore of Lake Superior

attempting to take photos of the ice on a -10 degree day.

Thanks for looking, commenting, rating, and enjoying.

Please rate and leave critiques if you want. Merry Christmas, or

whatever else you are celebrating.

Part of my ongoing project dealing with the ice that forms on Lake

Superior.

I was just shooting with a handheld Canon A70.

Thanks for looking, this was taken while canoeing on Lake Superior one

January morning. Mostly I'm looking for critiques on the composition

of the photo and the color.

Please tell me what sort of feelings this photo gives you. Thank you

in advance.

Thank you for comments and ratings, I will try to return the favor, if

not personally then to someone else in the community.

First off I would try to change the white balance so that the foam wasn't so blue looking. Also I feel that the subject could be more interesting if you narrowed the scope, perhaps if you were closer to the first stream, and maybe moved a little to the right and looked a little more down the row. In that case a narrow DOF would be beneficial, but from this perspective I feel that the wider DOF would have been beneficial because if you are going to freeze the water I think it would help if more of it were in focus.

This is my first attempt at turning a photography into a stylized

painting. Please give me some good constructive criticism, or praise,

if you must.

Thanks for comments and ratings