Photo Critique Club

[All4Eggz]

No. Composition-ally speaking, I'm very happy with it. (That's the eastern limb of the milky Way b-t-dubs )


Also no. Deliberate. Ground lighting conditions made the far trees red in the exposure, so I was playing with some lighting on the close up trees to match.



A good guess, but no.


The REAL answer is, the stars are not perfectly crisp. My focus was a tiny fraction off, and then adding a de-noise filter made them soft.


This is a single 15 second exposure. I had a 3 color LED light and was using the red as a hand-held fill to get the red color on the foreground trees. The back ones are a bit more orange because of the yellow-orange low ground path lighting at the campsite we were staying at.

Here's a different angle where you can see the light I was working with.
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I see now.
Great photo, regardless.

 

[azurbanclucker]

I see now.
Great photo, regardless.

It's a picky little perfectionist thing that probably 99.99% of people would not even pick up on, and if you blow it up for poster sized prints you MIGHT notice. Maybe. But I notice.

 

[All4Eggz]

It's a picky little perfectionist thing that probably 99.99% of people would not even pick up on, and if you blow it up for poster sized prints you MIGHT notice. Maybe. But I notice.

It’s definitely Poster Print quality, lol. I would buy that poster.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Can I get some input on these two photos please?

#1

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

#2

 

[Kiki]

See if you can pick out what I'm annoyed about in this shot.
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No clue.


Is this a real plain picture or photoshopped to look red?

 

[Kiki]

Texas heat

 

[azurbanclucker]

Can I get some input on these two photos please?

#1
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Subjectively, I like the flower. It's gorgeous.
Compositionally, you're too close and clipped the right edge. In addition, your sharpest focal area is above-center compared to the bloom, so you're back-focused for the shot. And finally, it's oversaturated a bit. I have a feeling that's your camera's auto HDR mode, but it's really pushing the limits of "that's messed with" vs "I can buy this as natural"

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Subjectively, I like the flower. It's gorgeous.
Compositionally, you're too close and clipped the right edge. In addition, your sharpest focal area is above-center compared to the bloom, so you're back-focused for the shot. And finally, it's oversaturated a bit. I have a feeling that's your camera's auto HDR mode, but it's really pushing the limits of "that's messed with" vs "I can buy this as natural"

Cell phone camera user. Dumb it down for me please
Back focused?

 

[azurbanclucker]

No clue.


Is this a real plain picture or photoshopped to look red?

You even liked the post I explained it, lady!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/photo-critique-club.1534260/post-25933378