Photo Critique Club

[HorseGirlAbby]

I like the B/W one a bit better. The color version is a bit too monochromatic in the orange scale for me. As a suggestion, do a bit of spot healing on her eye to blend that vertical light bar out. It's just odd enough to draw the viewer's eye to it and be distracting.

Better?

 

[azurbanclucker]

Better?
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Absolutely!

 

[R2elk]

This is what happens when you use too slow of a shutter speed and the chick moves too fast.

 

[ButtonHoarder]

Your thoughts on these?

 

[azurbanclucker]

Your thoughts on these?
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I know it's a "pet the kitty" shot which is definitely a good captured moment. These can end up in frames on tables or photos albums as a good family pet snapshot. They're a bit flat, there's not a lot of contrast in the lighting. They're in good focus and the color balance is great. Compositionally it's hard to be drawn into them because of the sideways angle and no distinct open eye, plus the flat lighting and kinda bland background.

Overall, as snapshots capturing a moment in time, nailed it.

 

[Antiocheggers]

I like it better at the angle (first picture). It gave more depth to the picture. I'd try giving it an angle from the front view to see how it looks, but I really think the back angle looked the best.

I agree First picture

 

[Antiocheggers]

I read through your photo School on critiquing photographs so maybe you could critique this picture? I did different ones
Thank you for the information.

 

[Kiki]

I read through your photo School on critiquing photographs so maybe you could critique this picture? I did different ones
Thank you for the information.

I would try to get down lower with the camera if I were you.
Go back out there and get lower so your eye level and take a few of this exact bird so you can compare the differences.

 

[Kiki]

Google Pixel in a dark room with led rope lighting.

I'm just testing a background for a potential Floofer photoshoot.

I did use the real camera and those pictures look 100 times worse than these:


This dumb dumb doesn't keep still.
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@ColtHandorf

 

[Antiocheggers]

I would try to get down lower with the camera if I were you.
Go back out there and get lower so your eye level and take a few of this exact bird so you can compare the differences.

Thanks I'll try that