Photo Critique Club

[Kiki]

Personally I think it's cropped too close and there's not enough contrast or sharpness in it to define the feather textures. Those are subjective preferences though.

I was just about to say that it's not clear enough for me.
Clear enough means not enough sharpness?

 

[Fuchsia]

Personally I think it's cropped too close and there's not enough contrast or sharpness in it to define the feather textures. Those are subjective preferences though.

I agree, its too close. I actually didn't crop it I took it zoomed in so I can't change it

 

[EmmaRainboe]

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I know this is a crap photo. Feel free to critique it all you want. Anyone.

I would go slightly higher, getting more of a veiw on the eggs

 

[Bakbuk]

I was just about to say that it's not clear enough for me.
Clear enough means not enough sharpness?

Honestly I thought the sharpness was pretty good. Maybe I'm not looking at it closely enough.

 

[Kiki]

Honestly I thought the sharpness was pretty good. Maybe I'm not looking at it closely enough.

Are you looking at it on the phone?

 

[Bakbuk]

Are you looking at it on the phone?

No, I'm on a laptop.

 

[Bakbuk]

Honestly I thought the sharpness was pretty good. Maybe I'm not looking at it closely enough.

Ah. I just zoomed in and now I see what Kiki and AZ are talking about.

 

[azurbanclucker]

I was just about to say that it's not clear enough for me.
Clear enough means not enough sharpness?

They're somewhat interchangeable. When I think of a clear image, it's one that's in focus and not hazy, but a sharp image means all the lines are very crisp and you can see the fine details. You need a clear image to have a sharp image but I don't think there's a standardized definition for it.

 

[Bakbuk]

They're somewhat interchangeable. When I think of a clear image, it's one that's in focus and not hazy, but a sharp image means all the lines are very crisp and you can see the fine details. You need a clear image to have a sharp image but I don't think there's a standardized definition for it.

This makes sense. Never thought about it that way before.

If one of my photos is what I consider "sharp", it's 100% in focus and in good lighting.

 

[MGG]

Gee! What's with this ghettoness?

Is this dummy jumping?

Yes

Does it have a name yet?
I think I need to name him or it or whatever it is.

No, lol. I never name anything
Choose. I have better pics of him too, lol.