adam marksteiner

Stage lighting ready to be taken out and set up for theater events

Thank you for any ratings and critiques

I lit the shot with a few small LED's so I had to tweak the color as

best I could, I will try another one in black and white later.

My first attempt at anything in this style. I'm very pleased with the

results

I think all of the shots in this series are a great use of selective color. Sometimes it gets over done but I feel like here it works very well.

It's really a quite beautiful shot, the lighting is perfect the way it accents the edge of her covering, and the first strand of hair and they way it falls across the texture of her face. I feel like the hand is missing something, a bit more light or a little sharper focus, but then that might distract from the everything that's happening on her face and especially in her eyes.

It's a very interesting shot. I feel like the lighting is a bit harsh on the face, and where the shadow of the book falls on her chest, and the way her feet are so dark. But that is also what makes it interesting, so it all depends on what you were going for when you took the picture.

If that rock were just a little more obscured it would look like he was jumping out of the water like a porpoise. Nice capture.

what a neat place, I feel like it is a bit muted for how much color there is in the place, although maybe bringing the color up would make it just a bit too crazy.

Great shot, I love the tones and the wide angle feel of it.

I really do appreciate critiques, I'm pretty new to photography and

love getting feedback in order to improve. Opinions are fine, you

don't need to give a perfect textbook critique. Ratings are pretty

nice too, although it bugs me when it seems like people just say it's

a 4 and then give you 4's for both. I mean there are only two

categories you need to give a score on, so that's kind of lazy don't

you think?

Basic critique wanted, composition, color, clarity.... Thank you

Please comment, specifically how do you rate the composition,

contrast, sharpness of focus?

A family making music on the streets of Quetzaltenango Guatemala.

One of my first real attempts at macro with my new macro lens filters.

Thank you in advance for any critiques, comments, ratings, monetary or

food based gifts.

This was taken during a canoe ride on Lake Superior. It was well below zero that morning and the sun was just about to rise.

It must have just been the right millisecond to get the bullet stretching the balloon like that, really great stuff, I can't wait to get back home and be able to do some high speed photos.

That's a pretty haunting image, it makes me think of end of the world nuclear war type stuff. Did you have to do any editing to the color or was this pretty much the way it was captured?

If you've ever worked back stage, especially in an old theater, I feel

like this shot might speak to you.

That's a great photo, I've been out there twice lately and the falls is just a trickle, although it might not appear quite so small on this long of an exposure. It's really interesting how you get that rainbow band across the middle of the waterfall.

The church was very dark and smokey so I had to do a lot of post

processing to this photo but I don't see any major flaws that make it

seem fakey. Do you? I love comments, especially ones with advice for

improvement so feel free to leave some.

Looking back towards Mammoth Peak from Tioga Pass.

Sand, Waves, and subzero temperatures do some weird things.

It was my first attempt at putting together actions shots, I learned a

lot.