jonathon_haradon

Does it capture the light well?

Any comments? I really liked the light reflecting off the tops of

the buildings. Wondering what other people thought.

Any comments welcome, paticularly on composition or lighting.

 

THANKS!

I really like this photo! if you don't think it's artistic, keep working w/ it, but I rate it very high in orginality. I haven't seen much like it.

Was this hand held? If so try using a trypod, so that you can balance the camera better. Also the window frame is obviously tilted, and this detracts from the overall image. All in all though, I love the idea! I'd suggest shooting more like it to try and improve on it.

Does this work? Looking for comments on composition and overall

originalty. Thanks everyone.

Looking for comments on the feeling received from the photo, and any

other technical merit comments. Thanks.

I would have liked to see it taken from a higher angle, so that the background wicker is throughout the picture. Also it might be just me, but I really dislike pictures which are so large that I have to scroll around to see it all. I don't think I have a real small screen either. I would recommend uploading a slightly smaller picture next time. All in all, good first photo.

Should this be cropped on the right side, or top? If so, where do

you think is best? Also, what is the mood captured here? Is it as I

captioned, that this is a child in awe at seeing this polar bear a

few feet away?

I used the in-camea flash for this picture and, as is apperent, the

rock on the left is too bright. However, when I shot the same

picture with the flash turned off, the entire picture was

underexposed. Is this problem rectifiable with the camera I'm using?

(a P&S)

Looking paticularly for cropping and lighting issues, but I welcome

any comments or grades you can give.

I like the right picture. In the left, the tree in the upper right corner looks like poor cropping. Whereas in the right picture it appears purposefully included, and also adds to the picture.