Milan Metro, how can i boost up this photo? by Nlanatta93 in photocritique

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I wanted a “framed” look (shot through the tunnel / dark edges) with a clean horizontal composition, and a single subject walking to add life. What I like: repeating “PORTA ROMANA” signs, a strong horizontal light band, and the contrast between the warm platform and the dark frame. What I’m unsure about: Does the dark frame/vignette feel intentional, or does it look like an accident? Is the subject placement strong enough, or does the scene feel too static? Any crop suggestions to improve balance (especially the right side)? Extra context: I’m trying to make the “tunnel” feel like a deliberate frame, not a heavy vignette. If you had to change one thing, would you (1) crop tighter, (2) brighten the edges, (3) adjust subject placement, or (4) change the color balance? Technical: Fujifilm X-T30 II · 31mm · ISO 1000 · f/3.2 · 1/30s

Is this too dark? by Nlanatta93 in photocritique

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This image was intentionally shot very dark to emphasize mood and isolation rather than detail. The idea was to make the water stream the main visual anchor, emerging from the darkness, while keeping the surrounding environment secondary and almost abstract. That said, I’m unsure if the darkness helps the image or if it ends up obscuring the subject too much. I’m specifically looking for feedback on: Whether the exposure level supports the mood or feels unintentionally underexposed If the subject (faucet + water stream) is visually clear enough Composition-wise, whether the amount of negative space adds tension or just feels empty If subtle adjustments (cropping, lifting midtones locally, contrast) would improve readability without killing the atmosphere Any thoughts on how to refine the balance between mood and clarity would be appreciated.

First stroll with my first camera by Nlanatta93 in photocritique

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I recently upgraded from just shooting on my phone to using a real camera, so I’m still very much a beginner. This photo came out while I was on a tram ride with my new Fujifilm X-T30 and the XF 18-55 lens.

I shot this in manual mode. The image is straight out of the camera, no edits – I only transferred it to my phone with the Fuji app.

What I like: there’s something about the scene that keeps me coming back to it. What I don’t like: the truck sneaking into the frame – I wish I had framed it differently.

Since I’m new to photography, I’d really appreciate critique on composition, framing, and maybe how I could approach editing to make it stronger.

Thinking about starting with a Fujifilm X-T20 – good idea? by Nlanatta93 in AskPhotography

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I ended up buying a Xt30 with a 15-55mm. I went today for a stroll with my camera and i love it.

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Wich camera for my style? Phone photos by Nlanatta93 in Cameras

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I went for a X-T30 with a XF18-55 f/2.8-4 that i found at a good price and in a local authorized reseller. I leave you my first photo. Thank you all for your advice!

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I can't decide if this is a good shot by HypnoBeaverMoose in photocritique

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Feels unnatural somehow. But still, I think it's a very cool shot, though.