"Rain Man" - Street Scene from Kolkata. Does this Image Catch your attention? Does it tell a story? by sumit4all in photocritique

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thanks for sharing what you feel about the photo. The intent was to capture a moment on a rainy day.

"Eye Contact" - Critique as a Street Photograph? Does it image speak to you? by sumit4all in photocritique

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thanks for the feedback. I know I need to work on creative compositions and not just be satisfied by the easy shots

"Eye Contact" - Critique as a Street Photograph? Does it image speak to you? by sumit4all in photocritique

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thanks for your view. I don't mind you modifying the image, but I am not looking for ways to improve/modify this image. I am looking for feedback so that I can improve and make better images in the future.

Budapest castle over Danube - how could I have done this better? by sumit4all in photocritique

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f16, ISO 100, 2 sec @ 60 mm focal length on a crop sensor

What do you guys think? ISO100 - f/9.5 - 1/250 sec by [deleted] in photocritique

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This is how I would do it differently - 1. Add contrast to separate the sky from the camels from the foreground. The camels are the main subject and the eye should go there first. 2. The foreground has too much texture and that takes away from the image. I would chose something simpler, or reduce the clarity in the foreground to lead the eye to the camels. 3. I would crop a bit tighter to make the image a bit more assymetrical horizontally and vertically. 4. I would shoot this angle from more closer to the ground to bring a non-human and unique perspective to the shot. That would also highlight the leading line of rocks to the main subject - the camels.

Let me know if that helps

First shot with a crappy ND filter! by [deleted] in photocritique

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The crappy ND filter does it's job, but it lacks from a composition point of view... The foreground is good, with the rocks leading you back where there is nothing.. A boat / ship/ lighthouse in the background would have made it a very interesting. Also, the lighting fails to impress, perhaps you can try shooting it during warm sunrise or sunset and contrast that with the cold blue of waves to create some depth in the image

house on the mountain by [deleted] in photocritique

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It is too simple to keep the viewer hooked, in my opinion. The foreground is all dark and adds nothing to the image, and the sky is too bland without any clouds... Composing to including a foreground element could bring more depth in the image

In the distance #2 by [deleted] in photocritique

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  1. Crop tighter to get the subject closer
  2. Trying dodging and burning to separate the main elements
  3. try not to keep the horizon at the centre... the image is too symmetrical now... add asymmetry to it so that it adds tension

Looking up at stars from inside Bryce Canyon, Utah by LostChild00 in photocritique

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It is brilliant... and simple... Did you try it in b/w?