Memories Shared Here
by ericwoo

Comment by cools98:
Fit Challenge Criteria: 2/2
Contrast/Color: 1/2
Composition: 1/2
Photo Quality: 1/2
My Subjective Affinity: 1/2

I like the iea of two chairs under a shade tree. It makes me think of a lazy summer afternoon, sitting out sipping lemonade with my wife or something. The house in the background is very distracting, and the chairs seem to have lost most of their detail to the highlights of the photo. I think it could have been more effective stepping back a bit, moving the chairs away from the trunk, and then recomposing and shooting. It's hard to say for sure.

Memories Shared Here
by ericwoo

Comment by bassbone:
i really like the perspective (a lot!) but the chairs are a little blown out

Reaching for God
by ericwoo

Comment by Jeno_cide:
Good attempt.

Shakera.jpg
by ericwoo

Comment by pcody:
Hey, this is outstanding.

Reaching for God
by ericwoo

Comment by purpleflutterby13:
The highlights from the light are blown out, and the tree is in the way. It's not a bad shot, but it's competing with lots of other similar ones, it needs to be perfect to do well here.

stonecreek
by ericwoo

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
Nice soft feel to this - Could have really done with something on the lower right stone to add some scale and interest. Even some wet leaves would have done.

stonecreek
by ericwoo

Comment by idlecarolyn:
nice

Beth
by ericwoo

Comment by dwterry:
I like this pose (the angle of her body to the camera), but the cropping of the last one I saw/commented on.

Beth
by ericwoo

Comment by dwterry:
Yes! The hand placement works better here. It shows off the ring without hiding everything else. I'd work on having her gentle curl her fingers os something ... you want her to present herself with a little more of a "dainty look". Also, turning her body at an angle to the camera be nice.

Beth
by ericwoo

Comment by dwterry:
I think what separates this from the one I said was my favorite is that she is more "straight on" here. The other one had her hand on the ground, forcing her to lean at an angle and that angle gave her some added dimension. I do like that you can see he bouquet in this one. Still great focus on the eyes and smile.