bluetree images

I appreciate the color suggestions but... for some reason, the uploads from this last batch have all lost saturation. My files, the ones I uploaded, look fine on my screen but not on the site. Any suggestions?

Moonset at sunrise. Is there enought to attract you here or does

this lack a central point of interest?

Does the movement of the blurred leaves distract?

I checked this one agianst the file I sent and it appears different online. The one I sent is more saturated.

 

Love to hear critiques

Everyone loves this but as the photographer I'm not sure. I just

think I've seen it done before and better. And I feel like if you

shoot a cliche', it should be above the rest. What do you think?

This one and a couple of others in the folder are going in a local

gallery. I'm pretty excited and wondering what aspects to keep

working on, what needs improving?

I'm curious about color-shift. If I had done a 1 minute exposure at

f32, how would this have looked different?

Why is this receiving the highest ratings of my panoramics. I have a

gallery that is wanting to hang some and I plan on starting with

three. Any recomendations?

Although the scan could be better in regards to the shadow detail,

there is nothing wrong with the lower left. That is the different

colored soils blending together from erosion and how the "Paintied

Hills" got thier name. Always looking for honest and constructive

critiques. Thanks.

I had a Fuji panoramic medium format camera for about 2 weeks.

Please check the rest of the folder and let me know what you think.

Thanks

The Oregon Country Fair is a 3 day event like no other. I was trying

to capture the free-spirited nature of the fair. What do you think?

Simple lighting... one bounce flash and some hotlights from the lower

left. How could I have gotten more seperation from the background?

Was this auto exposure or did you set it? You didn't say and you also didn't mention what film. It is a little over exposed and the girl's face is under exposed. Use a flash or ask her to move the fabric and get some sun on her face. The composition is very interesting and informative in a travel kind of way. I might have cropped tighter to eliminate the face in the lower left corner. Don't let that sound negative, I really like this photo. It is a great first effort.

I love how the shadows are as interesting as the flower. I think a smoother wall might actually improve this image, less to look at and more emphasis on the shadow.

I work at a TV station in Oregon and they wanted to update the news

set. This image will be displayed behind the anchors as a 10 foot

DuraTrans. We just got the final print and I think it looks

fantastic but I am a little biased. This was my first time using a

Fuji pano camera and my first time shooting with medium format film.

The station got a couple of quotes from some local pros but did not

want to spend the $3500 to $5000. Then they decided to hold a

contest and get people to send in stuff. Since I am trying to start

my own business, I talked them into letting me try it if they would

pay for the right equipment. They didn't pay me for it (except a lot

of overtime) but they will be putting my website on the credit of 4

news shows a day. So is this a good way to get recognition or am I

going anger some of the pros that gave quotes? The station had

already decided to go the cheaper route so I didn't really steal the

job. And it was a great experience and I have shots that I like even

better than this one. Anyway, how do you like to picture?

 

Thanks,

 

Bryan

That is the most amazing color I have ever seen from TMax

Just curious about what others think. Is it entertaining or

frightening? How about the levels? Did I do alright there?

Just looking for general comments. Thanks

It's hard to take a bad sunset picture in Puerto Vallarta. I do wish

the boat were a little more prominent. Does the sky hold your

interest or does it need a stronger subject?

I submitted a close-up from this session and recieved some honest

(harsh) feedback. How is this one. The lighting was done with TV

studio lights and a Metz off camera to the left.

I used a TV studio and some of the lighting to make this. I also

used a Metz off camera to the left. Any thoughts?

I shot the photos in this folder at the final tryouts for the US

Olympic Snowboard Team. I just started shooting action so I would

appreciate any comments on this photo or the rest of the folder.

Thanks.

Since I work at the local TV station, I was fortunate enough to get a

press pass for the final tryouts for the US Olympic snowboard team.

I got most of my best shots using my 35-70mm 2.8 from the side of the

pipe but noticed most of the pros with huge teles at the bottom of

the pipe. I would love to hear some comments from people that shoot

the big lenses. Of course any comments are welcome. Please check

out the rest of the folder too. Thanks.

This was the finals for the US Olympic snowboard team. I am just

starting to shoot action. Any comments on this or the rest of the

folder would be greatly appreciated.