nathansanborn

I'd love an honest critique. What could be improved? What would

you have done differently and why?

There are no wirong answers.

My aunt wanted pictures of her grandchildren in silhouette for her

walls. This was the photo of her only grandaughter. I would love to

know what you think.

I love the range of lights and darks in this photo.  It has a very powerful quality to it.

I've been playing around for the past few days with my latest

aquisition, a 60mm f/8 Holga lens for my Nikon DSLR. This lens is

so fun to shoot with! Frustrating and challenging, but fun.

What I like about this photo are the dreamy and surreal softness, and

the way the couple are framed by the flowers and trees. Of course,

I'm biased because I see it as a cute photo of my friends.

What are your thoughts?

Thanks for the feedback.  In defense of the soft focus, considering it was handheld at 1/10 and f1.8 at 5 am on new years by a very drunk me ;-)

Theese are great portraits of your dogs... to speak about the photo critically, you captured the life and joy of your dogs so well that I (the viewer) fell in love with your dogs from the photos alone.  Your images are technically very well done (very well done), but more importantly they captured so much more than the light reflected from a scene, they captured the light that shines within your dogs.

I love the unique viewpoint!  What filters were used?