You and I
by qbicle

Comment:
Juxtaposition of the benches works very well in this image, however the crop may be slightly too tight on the left.

Even though the benches appear level the slanted horizon is a little distracting. A little more contrast between the benches and the grass I think would improve the impact.

Hello DPC!
by marvin

Comment:
*** Critique Club ***

First Impression: Good colour and contrast. Lighting (flash) is a bit too harsh. Shadow from hand and arm distracts.

Composition: Placement of your subject seems to work and you've managed to keep from cropping at joints like wrists and elbows (a rule of thumb when doing portraits or shots of people/animals).

Exposure: Seems ok as the skin tones and other colours appear natural.

Impact: Expressions on children's faces can usually carry a shot despite other imperfections. In this image I feel that the flash lighting is quite harsh and takes away from the impact.

I'm sure if you set up some other lights and avoided the on board flash you could get some very pleasing images of the child.

Keep shooting.

Colette

Man and his Dogs
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment:
Great shot. I love the depth of the landscape. The man and his dogs works very well in the foreground as well.

Ghosts of Winter
by Neil

Comment:
Neil, the shapes produced by the movement are quite interesting. On the right looks like a person standing (beige part as the head) and on the left appears to be the head of a cat.

butterfly_1878.jpg
by LKMote

Comment:
Love the motion here. Some of them just don't stop flapping their wings.

Waterfall-lets.jpg
by suprada

Comment:
This image feels well balanced though a slightly wider angle would probably make it even better.

Ozone Falls
by suprada

Comment:
Great capture of the water with different textures however I feel that the image is split in two right through the middle.

To capture both parts of the image successfully I feel that a wider angle needs to be chosen to show more of the top of the falls.

A horizontal orientation could be an option to capture the bottom half of the falls.

Say What!?
by arnit

Comment:
Very funny perspective. Could possibly be slightly under exposed, otherwise well done.

IMG_7046dpc.jpg
by hsteg

Comment:
This guy is cool though I think he could benefit from a little more DOF as only the front part of the shell is in focus while the back of the shell and the head are out of focus. To me having the head in focus would improve the image.

Red
by mahobbes

Comment:
The perspective is quite interesting. The headlights and grill look like an alien being. To enhance this effect you could crop the top slightly to remove the windshield and crop a bit of the dark area on the bottom.

Not your usual car shot. ;o)