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Error code: DatasetGenerationError
Exception: ArrowInvalid
Message: JSON parse error: Invalid value. in row 0
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 324, in _generate_tables
df = pandas_read_json(f)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 38, in pandas_read_json
return pd.read_json(path_or_buf, **kwargs)
~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/pandas/io/json/_json.py", line 791, in read_json
json_reader = JsonReader(
path_or_buf,
...<16 lines>...
engine=engine,
)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/pandas/io/json/_json.py", line 905, in __init__
self.data = self._preprocess_data(data)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/pandas/io/json/_json.py", line 917, in _preprocess_data
data = data.read()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/utils/file_utils.py", line 844, in read_with_retries
out = read(*args, **kwargs)
File "<frozen codecs>", line 325, in decode
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x89 in position 0: invalid start byte
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1816, in _prepare_split_single
for key, table in generator:
^^^^^^^^^
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 613, in wrapped
for item in generator(*args, **kwargs):
~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 327, in _generate_tables
raise e
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/packaged_modules/json/json.py", line 290, in _generate_tables
pa_table = paj.read_json(
io.BytesIO(batch), read_options=paj.ReadOptions(block_size=block_size)
)
File "pyarrow/_json.pyx", line 342, in pyarrow._json.read_json
File "pyarrow/error.pxi", line 155, in pyarrow.lib.pyarrow_internal_check_status
return check_status(status)
File "pyarrow/error.pxi", line 92, in pyarrow.lib.check_status
raise convert_status(status)
pyarrow.lib.ArrowInvalid: JSON parse error: Invalid value. in row 0
The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1369, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations, partial, estimated_dataset_info = stream_convert_to_parquet(
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
builder, max_dataset_size_bytes=max_dataset_size_bytes
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
)
^
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 948, in stream_convert_to_parquet
builder._prepare_split(split_generator=splits_generators[split], file_format="parquet")
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1683, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
gen_kwargs=gen_kwargs, job_id=job_id, **_prepare_split_args
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
):
^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1869, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationError("An error occurred while generating the dataset") from e
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submissions_0 | 5mskmb | I like the processing - although you are clipping the blacks on that coat- but I feel framing it just a tad lower would have worked better. Cutting hands like that isn't a good idea when shooting portraits. On the contrary, the top of the image is empty, which is a waste.
TLDR: I'd bring some details back in the shado... | I like the processing - although you are clipping the blacks on that coat- but I feel framing it just a tad lower would have worked better. Cutting hands like that isn't a good idea when shooting portraits. On the contrary, the top of the image is empty, which is a waste.
TLDR: I'd bring some details back in the shado... | |
submissions_0 | 5n1hkm | I wonder what the focus of your image is. To me it looks like you're focused primarily on the guy looking out at the landscape. If this is your intent, then I don't know enough about the guy. If you want the photo to seem like we're sharing the view with the guy, then you need to de-emphasize the person and emphasize t... | I wonder what the focus of your image is. To me it looks like you're focused primarily on the guy looking out at the landscape. If this is your intent, then I don't know enough about the guy. If you want the photo to seem like we're sharing the view with the guy, then you need to de-emphasize the person and emphasize t... | |
submissions_0 | 5lq91u | I think it would be cooler if you blurred the background slightly by stopping down to a wider aperture to create more depth and make the woman the clear focus. She looks really raw and I think making her the obvious subject would be interesting.
Let me know if that makes sense. Good luck
EDIT: on second glance I woul... | I think it would be cooler if you blurred the background slightly by stopping down to a wider aperture to create more depth and make the woman the clear focus. She looks really raw and I think making her the obvious subject would be interesting.
Let me know if that makes sense. Good luck
EDIT: on second glance I woul... | |
submissions_0 | 5ojjnp | Single exposure? I like the quality of light that's going on.. I think your horizon is slightly off judging from the light poles.
I would have liked more emphasis on something there.. for example, since you are not exposing for the sky why not cut it out and show more fo the ground? usually that's boring but in this c... | Single exposure? I like the quality of light that's going on.. I think your horizon is slightly off judging from the light poles.
I would have liked more emphasis on something there.. for example, since you are not exposing for the sky why not cut it out and show more fo the ground? usually that's boring but in this c... | |
submissions_0 | 5mri4r | This is a composite of 3 photos. One for the subject, one for the Christmas lights, and one for the background/prism effect.
Looking for overall feedback on what can be improved!
EDIT: One thing that bothers me is that when I dodged her face her cheek has this weird dark brown color. Not sure how to retouch/fix tha... | null | This is a composite of 3 photos. One for the subject, one for the Christmas lights, and one for the background/prism effect.
Looking for overall feedback on what can be improved!
EDIT: One thing that bothers me is that when I dodged her face her cheek has this weird dark brown color. Not sure how to retouch/fix tha... |
submissions_0 | 5lr9kd | I like the composition a lot. Are you a teensy bit off-level? I feel like you're a teensy bit off-level.
I know why you put the person all the way to the right and I get what you're going for, but I feel like you could achieve the same effect if she(?) was standing just a bit more to the left and it would feel more... | null | I like the composition a lot. Are you a teensy bit off-level? I feel like you're a teensy bit off-level.
I know why you put the person all the way to the right and I get what you're going for, but I feel like you could achieve the same effect if she(?) was standing just a bit more to the left and it would feel more... |
submissions_0 | 5mqlmo | I can't think of too much to improve it, at least not with editing. Except maybe tone down that watermark. Its big and way too noticeable.
Beyond that, its a shot of a bridge. Its not the most exciting shot I have ever seen, the light isn't any spectacular, the clouds are nice, but again, nothing amazing. I find mysel... | null | I can't think of too much to improve it, at least not with editing. Except maybe tone down that watermark. Its big and way too noticeable.
Beyond that, its a shot of a bridge. Its not the most exciting shot I have ever seen, the light isn't any spectacular, the clouds are nice, but again, nothing amazing. I find mysel... |
submissions_0 | 5o5fo5 | There is so much going on in this image that much of the individual quality gets a bit lost, so perhaps if the content was more limited then the eye would be drawn towards what you are trying to showcase. So what I would say is be more precise with the framing and don't be afraid of darkness or contrast.
Hope that was... | There is so much going on in this image that much of the individual quality gets a bit lost, so perhaps if the content was more limited then the eye would be drawn towards what you are trying to showcase. So what I would say is be more precise with the framing and don't be afraid of darkness or contrast.
Hope that was... | |
submissions_0 | 5lpk0l | The texture and tones are pretty good and work well for black and white. Composition wise, I either want to see more or less of it; all I see right now is some boards without any context...if you're going to go that route, I'd suggest getting closer and making the picture more abstract and focusing on texture and cont... | The texture and tones are pretty good and work well for black and white. Composition wise, I either want to see more or less of it; all I see right now is some boards without any context...if you're going to go that route, I'd suggest getting closer and making the picture more abstract and focusing on texture and cont... | |
submissions_0 | 5pubxi | As others are suggesting, I would like to see it wider. I am also a fan of a lower perspective. Maybe try getting the tripod as low to the ground as you can, getting everything from lead up to the stairs to beyond the pinnacle of the building. It might even be interesting to shoot from about 100 from the left and low t... | As others are suggesting, I would like to see it wider. I am also a fan of a lower perspective. Maybe try getting the tripod as low to the ground as you can, getting everything from lead up to the stairs to beyond the pinnacle of the building. It might even be interesting to shoot from about 100 from the left and low t... | |
submissions_0 | 5oswso | The railing/red bricks/whatever they are on the right are not good looking. They take up a huge part of the frame, dont add to the composition and just pull attention away from the rest of the shot. Its not a particularly interesting element either.
The rest of the composition needs work too. Is that ugly parking lot ... | null | The railing/red bricks/whatever they are on the right are not good looking. They take up a huge part of the frame, dont add to the composition and just pull attention away from the rest of the shot. Its not a particularly interesting element either.
The rest of the composition needs work too. Is that ugly parking lot ... |
submissions_0 | 5qeczy | I don't think you focus hits what you might want it to hit.
The foreground is too distracting and maybe even blocking the in focus parts of the photo.
I also wonder what the story is here. All this bokeh makes me want to focus on one subject. Is the subject the leaf? What makes that leaf so much more interesting and... | I don't think you focus hits what you might want it to hit.
The foreground is too distracting and maybe even blocking the in focus parts of the photo.
I also wonder what the story is here. All this bokeh makes me want to focus on one subject. Is the subject the leaf? What makes that leaf so much more interesting and... | |
submissions_0 | 5rtaet | I essentially agree with mashuto. I would say it is a dynamic range problem. The leading lines, the bridge cables, take your eye to a place that is completely blown out. This is a shot that, to be effective, needs to be blended. The brights have to come way down while the shadow and midtones under and on the side o... | I essentially agree with mashuto. I would say it is a dynamic range problem. The leading lines, the bridge cables, take your eye to a place that is completely blown out. This is a shot that, to be effective, needs to be blended. The brights have to come way down while the shadow and midtones under and on the side o... | |
submissions_0 | 5q9c97 | Its a nicely done shot of a sunrise... but its just that, a sunrise. Its been done to death and there isn't a ton here that really makes this stand out to me. I am always of the belief that sunsets and sunrises by themselves are pretty, but not particularly great images, they should be part of an image to help enhance ... | Its a nicely done shot of a sunrise... but its just that, a sunrise. Its been done to death and there isn't a ton here that really makes this stand out to me. I am always of the belief that sunsets and sunrises by themselves are pretty, but not particularly great images, they should be part of an image to help enhance ... | |
submissions_0 | 5rtwmc | This place is definitely on my bucket list of places to visit. Seems like its probably one of those places thats hard to take a bad photo of.
Though I think the composition could probably be improved a bit. I like that you were trying to include something closer to you for scale and depth, but that cliff sticking into... | This place is definitely on my bucket list of places to visit. Seems like its probably one of those places thats hard to take a bad photo of.
Though I think the composition could probably be improved a bit. I like that you were trying to include something closer to you for scale and depth, but that cliff sticking into... | |
submissions_0 | 5pe20g | I do like the processing here and the areas with details look great like the rear mic area, but that large area of overexposed highlight hurts this, it draws the eye away. Try doing 2 exposures and compositing them to get shadow and highlight detail in high dynamic range situations. Or you can try exposing for the high... | null | I do like the processing here and the areas with details look great like the rear mic area, but that large area of overexposed highlight hurts this, it draws the eye away. Try doing 2 exposures and compositing them to get shadow and highlight detail in high dynamic range situations. Or you can try exposing for the high... |
submissions_0 | 5rbzjh | It's a nice composition. It's minimal, and you've arranged the very few elements with care. Have you gotten this printed yet? I think it would look good as an 8x10 or so. If you were to retake the photo, I'd suggest going for an extremely long exposure to remove some of the texture in the sky. There's a cloud on the ri... | null | It's a nice composition. It's minimal, and you've arranged the very few elements with care. Have you gotten this printed yet? I think it would look good as an 8x10 or so. If you were to retake the photo, I'd suggest going for an extremely long exposure to remove some of the texture in the sky. There's a cloud on the ri... |
submissions_0 | 5snoyz | Brilliant. Love it. Did you pop a flash inside the house out? My only critique would be that the inside of the house could be more properly exposed. And you're getting some flare from it on the right window. It leaks out on the right side of the house but other than that well done. It's got a warm comfortable feeling b... | Brilliant. Love it. Did you pop a flash inside the house out? My only critique would be that the inside of the house could be more properly exposed. And you're getting some flare from it on the right window. It leaks out on the right side of the house but other than that well done. It's got a warm comfortable feeling b... | |
submissions_0 | 5rv7sz | I think the exposure needs some work, you have some really bright overexposed elements that are pulling a lot of the focus from the actual subjects of the shot (the sky and the choppy water out by those rocks).
And the focus and depth of field are both off here. Is this about the surfer or about the grave? Is it about... | I think the exposure needs some work, you have some really bright overexposed elements that are pulling a lot of the focus from the actual subjects of the shot (the sky and the choppy water out by those rocks).
And the focus and depth of field are both off here. Is this about the surfer or about the grave? Is it about... | |
submissions_0 | 5tpaq8 | I like this!
There's a bit too much empty space in the top right, maybe cropping in could help with that. Other than that I only wish we could better make out these two people. If you're good enough in post and there's any salvageable back-lit outline to them that you can enhance I think it would add to the photo in b... | I like this!
There's a bit too much empty space in the top right, maybe cropping in could help with that. Other than that I only wish we could better make out these two people. If you're good enough in post and there's any salvageable back-lit outline to them that you can enhance I think it would add to the photo in b... | |
submissions_0 | 5u3opf | I like the camera and the light.
Not as apparent in the preview, but the full size image is oversharpened. Compositionally, It's a bit busy and peculiar on the right side. The man on his phone gets lost in the background. Additionally, there's just too many square/checkerboard patterns going on here. I count at least ... | I like the camera and the light.
Not as apparent in the preview, but the full size image is oversharpened. Compositionally, It's a bit busy and peculiar on the right side. The man on his phone gets lost in the background. Additionally, there's just too many square/checkerboard patterns going on here. I count at least ... | |
submissions_0 | 5tpzsa | [Here's my take on it.](http://i.imgur.com/RscfWz4.jpg)
I did a bit of a digital reflector with the radial filter on the camera raw editor in photoshop.
I increased the exposure, removed the bokeh CA, saturated the reds, mirrored the right eye to the left eye to remove the glare. I used the liquify tool to give her a ... | [Here's my take on it.]([URL]
I did a bit of a digital reflector with the radial filter on the camera raw editor in photoshop.
I increased the exposure, removed the bokeh CA, saturated the reds, mirrored the right eye to the left eye to remove the glare. I used the liquify tool to give her a bit of a [squinch.]([URL] ... | |
submissions_0 | 5v9t4c | Do you want to know what i would have done having studied Photographic Composition.
1.) crop the whole width of the photo above her head about 1/3 of the distance that is above her hair.
2.) now make the photo "Portrait" at that height.
3.) now put her Exactly in the middle
Its a great photo with those dark colours in ... | Do you want to know what i would have done having studied Photographic Composition.
1.) crop the whole width of the photo above her head about 1/3 of the distance that is above her hair.
2.) now make the photo "Portrait" at that height.
3.) now put her Exactly in the middle
Its a great photo with those dark colours in ... | |
submissions_0 | 5vmtcr | The biggest issue that I have with this is the power lines. They're distracting, and really take away from the photo.
I'd also suggest leaving more room in front of the helicopter. Right now, it feels kind of tight against the right side of the frame.
You've got a slow enough shutter speed to start to blur the rotors... | The biggest issue that I have with this is the power lines. They're distracting, and really take away from the photo.
I'd also suggest leaving more room in front of the helicopter. Right now, it feels kind of tight against the right side of the frame.
You've got a slow enough shutter speed to start to blur the rotors... | |
submissions_0 | 5udbcp | I think this photo could be great if you take one step back and get more of the model or one step closer and focus more on the model. The crop right now has his hand cut off. If youre gonna be that close may as well zoom in a little more and capture him from like mid torso up. On the flip side the background is interes... | null | I think this photo could be great if you take one step back and get more of the model or one step closer and focus more on the model. The crop right now has his hand cut off. If youre gonna be that close may as well zoom in a little more and capture him from like mid torso up. On the flip side the background is interes... |
submissions_0 | 5w6ujb | Couple thoughts:
1. The dead bush on the right is obfuscating your main subject, which is the bridge.
2. There's no leading line directing a viewer's attention to the aforementioned subject. If you had gotten a little lower, you maybe could've formed one with the rocks up ahead a bit.
3. It looks like you're in hars... | Couple thoughts:
1. The dead bush on the right is obfuscating your main subject, which is the bridge.
2. There's no leading line directing a viewer's attention to the aforementioned subject. If you had gotten a little lower, you maybe could've formed one with the rocks up ahead a bit.
3. It looks like you're in hars... | |
submissions_0 | 5vdlrd | Im not a huge fan of color splashing but the execution here is good. In the foreground you have good lines from all the lights and the high way bridges. I think the buildings in the left hand corner could be brought out more. I like the buildings in the middle so if you could get them to all be exposed equally that wou... | null | Im not a huge fan of color splashing but the execution here is good. In the foreground you have good lines from all the lights and the high way bridges. I think the buildings in the left hand corner could be brought out more. I like the buildings in the middle so if you could get them to all be exposed equally that wou... |
submissions_0 | 5vrx1g | I really like the shot. I don't have any strong feedback, but a few questions.
Did you try a crop where the moon is closer to the top third? I like the wispy clouds up top, but maybe too much of it?
Also, the picture feels dark to me overall. Is this intentional, part of the feeling you're going for? Did you experime... | null | I really like the shot. I don't have any strong feedback, but a few questions.
Did you try a crop where the moon is closer to the top third? I like the wispy clouds up top, but maybe too much of it?
Also, the picture feels dark to me overall. Is this intentional, part of the feeling you're going for? Did you experime... |
submissions_0 | 5xz8fs | You can do a lot with this model's hair. I would consider a complimentary hue of green or blue as a background( teal, turquoise,etc). You could even consider outdoors in a swimsuit near some nice blue water or in a park or something with lots of green. Outdoor lighting( as opposed to studio lighting) will give you some... | You can do a lot with this model's hair. I would consider a complimentary hue of green or blue as a background( teal, turquoise,etc). You could even consider outdoors in a swimsuit near some nice blue water or in a park or something with lots of green. Outdoor lighting( as opposed to studio lighting) will give you some... | |
submissions_0 | 5xz8fs | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | |
submissions_0 | 5wbrbj | I think there is a lot of character in this photo actually. You being in your surroundings I can tell at least what you want to communicate to your viewers. Most likely in college, plays music, has a roommate that isnt there often etc. Lots of contextual items here. I do however think you need to shoot with with your c... | null | I think there is a lot of character in this photo actually. You being in your surroundings I can tell at least what you want to communicate to your viewers. Most likely in college, plays music, has a roommate that isnt there often etc. Lots of contextual items here. I do however think you need to shoot with with your c... |
submissions_0 | 5y9ksf | it's not flattering or really that good at all honestly
the lighting is flat and boring, the pose isn't really a pose and the tones don't play nice together, her skin looks pale and cold and if im honest it looks like a lazy gonewild pose
there doesn't seem to be much thought put into this, the background and lighti... | it's not flattering or really that good at all honestly
the lighting is flat and boring, the pose isn't really a pose and the tones don't play nice together, her skin looks pale and cold and if im honest it looks like a lazy gonewild pose
there doesn't seem to be much thought put into this, the background and lighti... | |
submissions_0 | 5y9ksf | As a photographer who works with nude models on a regular basis I hope my input is helpful.
You mention enjoying the work of Ren Hang. Let's be honest here. The work itself on a technical stance is mediocre. It's only detect flash and a lot of odd compositional choices. What separates his work and this is the dialogu... | As a photographer who works with nude models on a regular basis I hope my input is helpful.
You mention enjoying the work of Ren Hang. Let's be honest here. The work itself on a technical stance is mediocre. It's only detect flash and a lot of odd compositional choices. What separates his work and this is the dialogu... | |
submissions_0 | 5ykky2 | For me the contrast between the two works really well, and as a result you've made a really nice photograph. I particularly like how the sky gradients from dark to light to then be met by the contrasting shadows of the landscape.
The left side seems a little lower than the right, cropping slightly at an angle would le... | For me the contrast between the two works really well, and as a result you've made a really nice photograph. I particularly like how the sky gradients from dark to light to then be met by the contrasting shadows of the landscape.
The left side seems a little lower than the right, cropping slightly at an angle would le... | |
submissions_0 | 5ykky2 | First, I think it's cool scene. I love the harsh desert an desert plants with the mountains far in the background.
Personally, however, I'd like if the shadows and highlights were less intense so I could see some more detail, especially in the foreground and, to a lesser extent, the sky. Maybe I would have liked th... | First, I think it's cool scene. I love the harsh desert an desert plants with the mountains far in the background.
Personally, however, I'd like if the shadows and highlights were less intense so I could see some more detail, especially in the foreground and, to a lesser extent, the sky. Maybe I would have liked th... | |
submissions_0 | 5wbrbj | I think there is a lot of character in this photo actually. You being in your surroundings I can tell at least what you want to communicate to your viewers. Most likely in college, plays music, has a roommate that isnt there often etc. Lots of contextual items here. I do however think you need to shoot with with your c... | null | I think there is a lot of character in this photo actually. You being in your surroundings I can tell at least what you want to communicate to your viewers. Most likely in college, plays music, has a roommate that isnt there often etc. Lots of contextual items here. I do however think you need to shoot with with your c... |
submissions_0 | 5ynsid | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | |
submissions_0 | 606wrn | It's a nice capture for sure, they look great, no complaints about the framing. You went for a high contrast style in post, which is a tradeoff for some shadow and highlight detail. The grain was added in post I'm assuming? The total effect is it looks quite film-like, if you told me it was shot on 35mm Id believe you.... | It's a nice capture for sure, they look great, no complaints about the framing. You went for a high contrast style in post, which is a tradeoff for some shadow and highlight detail. The grain was added in post I'm assuming? The total effect is it looks quite film-like, if you told me it was shot on 35mm Id believe you.... | |
submissions_0 | 606wrn | Composition and framing could be a bit better to tell their story. The guy on the left is missing a head. If you got in front of them maybe shot up with a wide angle might be interesting. They are definitely beautiful and have a story to tell. Some distortion from wide angles is cool in situations like that. Just got t... | Composition and framing could be a bit better to tell their story. The guy on the left is missing a head. If you got in front of them maybe shot up with a wide angle might be interesting. They are definitely beautiful and have a story to tell. Some distortion from wide angles is cool in situations like that. Just got t... | |
submissions_0 | 60gjgs | The colour profile looks vaguely like some arbitrary film colour profile. If that's what you're after you could just look up a popular film colour profile and use it as a model. That way it'll 100% look like a film colour profile to just about anyone, instead of just those who agree with your approximation.
It still l... | The colour profile looks vaguely like some arbitrary film colour profile. If that's what you're after you could just look up a popular film colour profile and use it as a model. That way it'll 100% look like a film colour profile to just about anyone, instead of just those who agree with your approximation.
It still l... | |
submissions_0 | 61xf58 | Adds. Majorly adds. I agree with others that the fog is the catalyst making this photo stand out.
I think the diffusion that comes with the fog gives the entire frame more color and texture for the eyes of the viewer. But I would give the tower a little more room to breath on the top part of the image - a little more ... | Adds. Majorly adds. I agree with others that the fog is the catalyst making this photo stand out.
I think the diffusion that comes with the fog gives the entire frame more color and texture for the eyes of the viewer. But I would give the tower a little more room to breath on the top part of the image - a little more ... | |
submissions_0 | 60wmdu | My friend started to do stand-up and was approached by an agents that asked him if he did any acting and asked him to send her some head shots. I normally do realestate or street photos so this is much different world for me.
Here are the top 5 that we picked: http://imgur.com/a/WUVUn
Would love some advise for the ... | My friend started to do stand-up and was approached by an agents that asked him if he did any acting and asked him to send her some head shots. I normally do realestate or street photos so this is much different world for me.
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Would love some advise for the future, was going t... | |
submissions_0 | 5z9k71 | I think you need to zoom in more when you're going to use the brush - go at least 1:1. Because I can see a slight halo around your body. There also seems to be a dust/spot about 4 inches above your head at around the 11 o'clock mark. I'm not a big fan of the horizon cutting through your head but hey, it's still a co... | null | I think you need to zoom in more when you're going to use the brush - go at least 1:1. Because I can see a slight halo around your body. There also seems to be a dust/spot about 4 inches above your head at around the 11 o'clock mark. I'm not a big fan of the horizon cutting through your head but hey, it's still a co... |
submissions_0 | 60gjgs | It looks nice, some food for thought: vintage look isn't unidimensional. I'd recommend some more aggressive editing to mask details. Nostalgia takes a huge toll on our perception, loss of quality might have the subconscious association of spontaneity, and from there to crude and real. The biggest problem with this aest... | It looks nice, some food for thought: vintage look isn't unidimensional. I'd recommend some more aggressive editing to mask details. Nostalgia takes a huge toll on our perception, loss of quality might have the subconscious association of spontaneity, and from there to crude and real. The biggest problem with this aest... | |
submissions_0 | 61y8fi | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | |
submissions_0 | 62oape | Please refer to rule 4. Thanks. I'm not 100% sure you shot this at 1.4 or 1.2 or whatever wide open aperture, but the bokeh seems forced/fake. Composition-wise, it's not horrible. The post processing could be much better. I'd like to see the RAW file. The focused plane is also relatively soft.
To answer the flowers q... | Please refer to rule 4. Thanks. I'm not 100% sure you shot this at 1.4 or 1.2 or whatever wide open aperture, but the bokeh seems forced/fake. Composition-wise, it's not horrible. The post processing could be much better. I'd like to see the RAW file. The focused plane is also relatively soft.
To answer the flowers q... | |
submissions_0 | 62lbl0 | There are a few things you can try, but it's not a bad shot overall.
* Weight your framing with more balance. There is a lot going on on the right side of the frame. (Hanging duck, and 2 people) versus the left side (couple pots, mostly grey area) so if you were able to frame some action on the left, and pan right to ... | There are a few things you can try, but it's not a bad shot overall.
* Weight your framing with more balance. There is a lot going on on the right side of the frame. (Hanging duck, and 2 people) versus the left side (couple pots, mostly grey area) so if you were able to frame some action on the left, and pan right to ... | |
submissions_0 | 62oape | I think it would be improved if you had gotten a little lower and then focused on one of the flowers a little further back.
You have a strong leading line along the edge of the wall, but it leads away from your subject rather than towards it. If you had a out of focus foreground and then leading line up to your subje... | I think it would be improved if you had gotten a little lower and then focused on one of the flowers a little further back.
You have a strong leading line along the edge of the wall, but it leads away from your subject rather than towards it. If you had a out of focus foreground and then leading line up to your subje... | |
submissions_0 | 63tdo9 | I'd recommend that you study up a bit on how to pose people. Your model has poor posture (hunched thoracic spine, lack of lumbar curve, rolled shoulders). I also agree with the poster below about the shirt being way too big.
The combination of these things saps the energy from the subject, making him look deflated a... | I'd recommend that you study up a bit on how to pose people. Your model has poor posture (hunched thoracic spine, lack of lumbar curve, rolled shoulders). I also agree with the poster below about the shirt being way too big.
The combination of these things saps the energy from the subject, making him look deflated a... | |
submissions_0 | 63tdo9 | Color grading and contrast look good to me. They dont look ridiculously overdone or altered, and the image actually has contrast, which seems to be opposite to most images these days (you know, when the blacks are raised to ridiculous levels).
What is bothering me about this image is that its crooked. The angle kind o... | Color grading and contrast look good to me. They dont look ridiculously overdone or altered, and the image actually has contrast, which seems to be opposite to most images these days (you know, when the blacks are raised to ridiculous levels).
What is bothering me about this image is that its crooked. The angle kind o... | |
submissions_0 | 63tdo9 | I tried to, but I have nothing to complain :( Excellent image! :) Ok, some minor thoughts coming to my mind. The green tones might be a tick to less saturated? Maybe the extreme left lower corner. It is just black, did you try to extend the pattern of the trackbed, what would this look like? Would this strengthen the d... | I tried to, but I have nothing to complain :( Excellent image! :) Ok, some minor thoughts coming to my mind. The green tones might be a tick to less saturated? Maybe the extreme left lower corner. It is just black, did you try to extend the pattern of the trackbed, what would this look like? Would this strengthen the d... | |
submissions_0 | 633gkl | Make sure in the future that your post title asks for specific kinds of feedback, the mods say they'll mod you if you don't.
As for feedback itself: from the focus it looks like the axe is your subject, but the rest of the photo is not composed in a way that I want to look at your axe. The hose head thing is going off... | Make sure in the future that your post title asks for specific kinds of feedback, the mods say they'll mod you if you don't.
As for feedback itself: from the focus it looks like the axe is your subject, but the rest of the photo is not composed in a way that I want to look at your axe. The hose head thing is going off... | |
submissions_0 | 63tdo9 | Nice light on his head. Not a great location, a bit over used. Love the aperture and focus! The green can be a bit more saturated. I would have a bit more space above his head and below his feet. I would also like to see him a bit more to the left in frame (think the rule of thirds). I might sound a bit negative, but i... | Nice light on his head. Not a great location, a bit over used. Love the aperture and focus! The green can be a bit more saturated. I would have a bit more space above his head and below his feet. I would also like to see him a bit more to the left in frame (think the rule of thirds). I might sound a bit negative, but i... | |
submissions_0 | 61mbfu | So much 'balsamic' if that's what it really is destroys the red/green contrast because the tomato is almost entirely covered.
Edit: For an actual dish to be consumed a very thin line of black sauce (No chef would allow me to serve that, it looks burnt AF. There should be a tiny hint of brown like molasses to it) right... | null | So much 'balsamic' if that's what it really is destroys the red/green contrast because the tomato is almost entirely covered.
Edit: For an actual dish to be consumed a very thin line of black sauce (No chef would allow me to serve that, it looks burnt AF. There should be a tiny hint of brown like molasses to it) right... |
submissions_0 | 66tw5b | well, it's a phone picture.
- resolution is not awesome
- highlights are blown out
- i know the place and it's crowded, but the cut off plane parts on top left and right are distracting
- if you title it "history of" i'd expect to see more past, than just a blackbird and shuttle. the picture does not really tell the s... | well, it's a phone picture.
- resolution is not awesome
- highlights are blown out
- i know the place and it's crowded, but the cut off plane parts on top left and right are distracting
- if you title it "history of" i'd expect to see more past, than just a blackbird and shuttle. the picture does not really tell the s... | |
submissions_0 | 66tw5b | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | |
submissions_0 | 659trz | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... | null | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... |
submissions_0 | 659trz | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... | null | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... |
submissions_0 | 67evvs | This is a really nice image, I love the lighting and warmth that you've given the image. Where you've captured that or added it, either way, it looks good.
I don't like the lower half of the pose. The sole of the foot is cut off and the end of her foot which, although minor, is slightly annoying. There isn't any addit... | This is a really nice image, I love the lighting and warmth that you've given the image. Where you've captured that or added it, either way, it looks good.
I don't like the lower half of the pose. The sole of the foot is cut off and the end of her foot which, although minor, is slightly annoying. There isn't any addit... | |
submissions_0 | 67evvs | I absolutely love it! The warmth, her expression is fabulous! And I love the grain in it aswell.
What I don't like is just like the previous comment pointed out the position of her visible leg looks awkward. Perhaps she should have raised it, to give it some angle.
But it's a damn good portrait! Well done! | I absolutely love it! The warmth, her expression is fabulous! And I love the grain in it aswell.
What I don't like is just like the previous comment pointed out the position of her visible leg looks awkward. Perhaps she should have raised it, to give it some angle.
But it's a damn good portrait! Well done! | |
submissions_0 | 67evvs | The lighting and scene are gorgeous but the model in this image has the exact opposite feel.
Hey expression looks like it was captured halfway between something. The hair on the right side of her face should have been pulled back. The body language is non existent. She's sitting awkwardly almost to ignore the audienc... | The lighting and scene are gorgeous but the model in this image has the exact opposite feel.
Hey expression looks like it was captured halfway between something. The hair on the right side of her face should have been pulled back. The body language is non existent. She's sitting awkwardly almost to ignore the audienc... | |
submissions_0 | 67t8sz | I like it, and it can stand on its own as is. Buuuuttt...
I'd rather see less fog and more mountain, so here's the whole right side whacked right off. http://i.imgur.com/Xpr3rdD.jpg I could even go for a little more sky above and less snowy slope at the bottom.
The colors are **entirely** subjective. This is a st... | I like it, and it can stand on its own as is. Buuuuttt...
I'd rather see less fog and more mountain, so here's the whole right side whacked right off. [URL] I could even go for a little more sky above and less snowy slope at the bottom.
The colors are **entirely** subjective. This is a strong enough image to work... | |
submissions_0 | 67t8sz | Wow that crop does look a ton better, thanks so much for the feedback. I just returned from a trip to Patagonia and have so many photos most of which are sweeping landscapes with breathtaking elements all throughout. The hardest part is figuring out what to crop out vs keep in. Not to mention I feel like no picture can... | Wow that crop does look a ton better, thanks so much for the feedback. I just returned from a trip to Patagonia and have so many photos most of which are sweeping landscapes with breathtaking elements all throughout. The hardest part is figuring out what to crop out vs keep in. Not to mention I feel like no picture can... | |
submissions_0 | 659trz | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... | null | My first thought when I looked at it was what are you shooting with?? The sharpness is wonderful, I love it.
I really love the colours and sharpness you got goin on. The yellows are partcularly appealing, the lighting on his face is great, his skin tone is edited well. As for his pose, I feel like it's 0.5s away from... |
submissions_0 | 687hej | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... | null | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... |
submissions_0 | 687nk1 | really great, the atmosphere of the photo combined with the shadowy figure in the center is just incredible. Leaves a lot to the imagination here. The ONLY thing I would have suggested is to take 1 step back to fill the gap right under the bridge in the upper left. Let me know if you ever print this lol. | really great, the atmosphere of the photo combined with the shadowy figure in the center is just incredible. Leaves a lot to the imagination here. The ONLY thing I would have suggested is to take 1 step back to fill the gap right under the bridge in the upper left. Let me know if you ever print this lol. | |
submissions_0 | 687hej | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... | null | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... |
submissions_0 | 687hej | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... | null | I like it! Pleasant, realistic colours. Perhaps create a second version with slightly higher exposure just to compare? Keep the one you like more.
Lots of people here will likely tell you your shot is boring and not unique. While they are correct, your photo is still beautiful. At this point, the Golden Gate Bridge h... |
submissions_0 | 693hcf | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started.
Some examples of good titles:
* Trying a darker post-processing... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started.
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* Trying a darker post-processing... | |
submissions_0 | 68izah | The focus is either a miss, or very soft. For a close-up like this I'd like to see it razor-sharp on the colored area of the iris. It looks like a miss to the far side by maybe 1mm, with the veins on the sclera sharper than the details in the iris.
You've got some green on what should be white, on the right triangle... | null | The focus is either a miss, or very soft. For a close-up like this I'd like to see it razor-sharp on the colored area of the iris. It looks like a miss to the far side by maybe 1mm, with the veins on the sclera sharper than the details in the iris.
You've got some green on what should be white, on the right triangle... |
submissions_0 | 698d2s | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | Thank you so much for your submission! If you would like feedback on your photo, **please resubmit it** with a title that provides some background for the image, and asks for feedback on a specific element of the photo, to get the conversation started. /r/photocritique has recently implemented a new rule requiring this... | |
submissions_0 | 6a8alq | Personally I disagree with the "diagonal lines make things better" sentiment that is being discussed here. The straight lines would work, but only if the framing put them more centered. Instead of having the field be 1/3 yellow 2/3 green, try to bring that road to the center. Make the balance be 1/2 and 1/2 to show the... | Personally I disagree with the "diagonal lines make things better" sentiment that is being discussed here. The straight lines would work, but only if the framing put them more centered. Instead of having the field be 1/3 yellow 2/3 green, try to bring that road to the center. Make the balance be 1/2 and 1/2 to show the... | |
submissions_0 | 6audhu | Hobbyist only, but here's my two cents: I like that you deliberately placed the girl on the 1/3 line. But For your leading lines mostly lead away from the girl, though, not toward her. If you had her on the 1/3 line on the right side of the photo it might be more effective because then the leading line would be where s... | Hobbyist only, but here's my two cents: I like that you deliberately placed the girl on the 1/3 line. But For your leading lines mostly lead away from the girl, though, not toward her. If you had her on the 1/3 line on the right side of the photo it might be more effective because then the leading line would be where s... | |
submissions_0 | 6b0cth | I think this post-processing you either love it or hate it. Personally I find it very dynamic and I think it suits the photo well.
If I had to complain about something, the crushing waves at the bottom are distracting and they look a lot like foam. This confuses me; I know what I'm looking at but at the same time my b... | I think this post-processing you either love it or hate it. Personally I find it very dynamic and I think it suits the photo well.
If I had to complain about something, the crushing waves at the bottom are distracting and they look a lot like foam. This confuses me; I know what I'm looking at but at the same time my b... | |
submissions_0 | 6b82lx | When taking a picture like this, you could take several pictures, under and overexposed, some with less time and some with more time.
This is - because you want to edit them later on. For example, you see the overexposed parts to the left and right, you can put the underexposed images in several layers in eg. photosho... | When taking a picture like this, you could take several pictures, under and overexposed, some with less time and some with more time.
This is - because you want to edit them later on. For example, you see the overexposed parts to the left and right, you can put the underexposed images in several layers in eg. photosho... | |
submissions_0 | 6ala8z | The tones are ok, but his pose is throwing me off. A second earlier or later, and he wouldn't be drinking from his water bottle. If he was just watching the sunset, or had his arm around her, it would work so much better for me.
If his pose wasn't so distracting, you could also try for a silhouette effect. Make the sh... | null | The tones are ok, but his pose is throwing me off. A second earlier or later, and he wouldn't be drinking from his water bottle. If he was just watching the sunset, or had his arm around her, it would work so much better for me.
If his pose wasn't so distracting, you could also try for a silhouette effect. Make the sh... |
submissions_0 | 6ala8z | The tones are ok, but his pose is throwing me off. A second earlier or later, and he wouldn't be drinking from his water bottle. If he was just watching the sunset, or had his arm around her, it would work so much better for me.
If his pose wasn't so distracting, you could also try for a silhouette effect. Make the sh... | null | The tones are ok, but his pose is throwing me off. A second earlier or later, and he wouldn't be drinking from his water bottle. If he was just watching the sunset, or had his arm around her, it would work so much better for me.
If his pose wasn't so distracting, you could also try for a silhouette effect. Make the sh... |
submissions_0 | 6bb3hm | I don't think the bee looks odd. My concern on this one is the framing. The flower is *waaay* off to one side, and there's nothing to balance it other than your signature. The rule of thirds is good at setting up a relation between subject and background, but in a shot like this where there is no background, the rule o... | I don't think the bee looks odd. My concern on this one is the framing. The flower is *waaay* off to one side, and there's nothing to balance it other than your signature. The rule of thirds is good at setting up a relation between subject and background, but in a shot like this where there is no background, the rule o... | |
submissions_0 | 6blkk8 | You can either go for texture, or you can go for a subject matter. This one falls somewhere in the middle not achieving either.
The middle leaf stands out a bit too much, and the leaf isn't all that interesting or engaging a subject.
I think the post processing is great and your lighting isn't shabby either though. ... | You can either go for texture, or you can go for a subject matter. This one falls somewhere in the middle not achieving either.
The middle leaf stands out a bit too much, and the leaf isn't all that interesting or engaging a subject.
I think the post processing is great and your lighting isn't shabby either though. ... | |
submissions_0 | 6cyknf | I think the posing is good and the crop doesn't really bother me but I personally think she pops put of the background too much. At first glance I thought the lighting was to harsh but the light on the subject is actually good, but the background is very dark. I think it may be the processing, not the lighting. Split t... | I think the posing is good and the crop doesn't really bother me but I personally think she pops put of the background too much. At first glance I thought the lighting was to harsh but the light on the subject is actually good, but the background is very dark. I think it may be the processing, not the lighting. Split t... | |
submissions_0 | 6cyknf | It's a nice looking model with interesting colors. The brown and orange work well together. The eyes look too cyan instead of blue for me but that's subjective. A fundamental appeal to the subject is the softness. Soft skin. Soft hair. Everything cloth is soft. But those jagged sticks behind her are the opposite of sof... | It's a nice looking model with interesting colors. The brown and orange work well together. The eyes look too cyan instead of blue for me but that's subjective. A fundamental appeal to the subject is the softness. Soft skin. Soft hair. Everything cloth is soft. But those jagged sticks behind her are the opposite of sof... | |
submissions_0 | 6cyknf | I think some really dark, hard to see blacks are great in complicated scenes because they add mystery, but in a photo like this I would raise the shadows. Its a little frustrating for my eye to not make out details when I know its just leaves...
Also it may just be my personal preference but I do not like that her he... | I think some really dark, hard to see blacks are great in complicated scenes because they add mystery, but in a photo like this I would raise the shadows. Its a little frustrating for my eye to not make out details when I know its just leaves...
Also it may just be my personal preference but I do not like that her he... | |
submissions_0 | 6b9f6o | Great color, but the stuff at the bottom doesn't add anything to the picture. Think about what would make a good silhouette (or see if you Galaxy has an HDR setting), and go somewhere to make it happen. The forethought that goes into composing a picture and being in the right place at the right time is a huge part of w... | Great color, but the stuff at the bottom doesn't add anything to the picture. Think about what would make a good silhouette (or see if you Galaxy has an HDR setting), and go somewhere to make it happen. The forethought that goes into composing a picture and being in the right place at the right time is a huge part of w... | |
submissions_0 | 6di1b6 | Panoramas usually work better for vistas, try coming away from you subject a fair way. You've said in another comment that you were trying to capture the Museum in the tree line, you'd have been better off taking a single wide angle shot or even a fish eye shot if that's your bag. If you could get 100ft from the museum... | Panoramas usually work better for vistas, try coming away from you subject a fair way. You've said in another comment that you were trying to capture the Museum in the tree line, you'd have been better off taking a single wide angle shot or even a fish eye shot if that's your bag. If you could get 100ft from the museum... | |
submissions_0 | 6e45xu | I'll try to add a bit more body to the critique. So the first issue I see is that the horizon is tilted. It makes it feel as if the camera was held askew. If the horizon was actually tilted, it may behoove you to actually straighten it.
The angle of the shot feels like what I'd see if I went and stood in this place an... | I'll try to add a bit more body to the critique. So the first issue I see is that the horizon is tilted. It makes it feel as if the camera was held askew. If the horizon was actually tilted, it may behoove you to actually straighten it.
The angle of the shot feels like what I'd see if I went and stood in this place an... | |
submissions_0 | 6e45xu | Mostly. Lets see, looks tipped, the white is boring - I'd crop 30% off the top, the branch at the right is a distraction, that white center is again boring in reflection, not sure what the subject is. A foggy reflection shot with raindrops is an ok idea, but maybe a lower angle and a bit closer zoom would've worked b... | Mostly. Lets see, looks tipped, the white is boring - I'd crop 30% off the top, the branch at the right is a distraction, that white center is again boring in reflection, not sure what the subject is. A foggy reflection shot with raindrops is an ok idea, but maybe a lower angle and a bit closer zoom would've worked b... | |
submissions_0 | 6dapdq | Nice capture. I would experiment with exposure times. A longer exposure would create a more milky flowing water, but maybe this is not what you want or maybe you did try. Though you did into ask for feedback on composition, the image looks a little off balanced to me. I really like the waterfall and the stream beneath ... | Nice capture. I would experiment with exposure times. A longer exposure would create a more milky flowing water, but maybe this is not what you want or maybe you did try. Though you did into ask for feedback on composition, the image looks a little off balanced to me. I really like the waterfall and the stream beneath ... | |
submissions_0 | 6gzwqi | Fantastic shot. Great choice of subject and as many already said, the inclusion of the curtain made this super awesome.
Two nitty picky adjustments:
1) I would tone down the white on the man's shirt. It competes for attention with the other's man face.
2) I would also tone it down the white sign on the upper righ... | Fantastic shot. Great choice of subject and as many already said, the inclusion of the curtain made this super awesome.
Two nitty picky adjustments:
1) I would tone down the white on the man's shirt. It competes for attention with the other's man face.
2) I would also tone it down the white sign on the upper righ... | |
submissions_0 | 6gzwqi | Really love the dusky blue and warm parchment colors in this! The plastic curtain on the right balances the framing nicely, but it's cool we still get to see all the calligraphy behind.
Noticed another commenter mention the orange-ness of the men's skin tones. On my current monitor, it looks right to me, but I would... | Really love the dusky blue and warm parchment colors in this! The plastic curtain on the right balances the framing nicely, but it's cool we still get to see all the calligraphy behind.
Noticed another commenter mention the orange-ness of the men's skin tones. On my current monitor, it looks right to me, but I would... | |
submissions_0 | 6gzwqi | i agree with the comments that the colors skew orange and it’s most evident in the people’s skin color. the saturation level looks like it amplifies this tone across the whole image. for example, the wooden sign board shares a similar orange tone to the forefront guy’s skin. also, i think the contrasting can be tweaked... | i agree with the comments that the colors skew orange and it’s most evident in the people’s skin color. the saturation level looks like it amplifies this tone across the whole image. for example, the wooden sign board shares a similar orange tone to the forefront guy’s skin. also, i think the contrasting can be tweaked... | |
submissions_0 | 6f2q9o | This was taken with a Canon 7D with my 70-200mm @ 75mm 1/2000" ISO 100 f/6.3. I liked the framing of the cumulus-pileus within the foreground clouds but thought zooming more crowded it too much on the sides, so I decided to crop the bottom out.
I have a [handful of other pictures](http://imgur.com/a/EjLlo) from that ... | This was taken with a Canon 7D with my 70-200mm @ 75mm 1/2000" ISO 100 f/6.3. I liked the framing of the cumulus-pileus within the foreground clouds but thought zooming more crowded it too much on the sides, so I decided to crop the bottom out.
I have a [handful of other pictures]([URL] from that day if anyone would ... | |
submissions_0 | 6gzwqi | I really like it! It's hard to tell because I wasn't there but I think it would have been a bit better if you shot lower and to the right. I don't really like how close the two of them are together. Maybe you could get the curtain right next to the man in the white shirt and some spacing between the two men. | I really like it! It's hard to tell because I wasn't there but I think it would have been a bit better if you shot lower and to the right. I don't really like how close the two of them are together. Maybe you could get the curtain right next to the man in the white shirt and some spacing between the two men. | |
submissions_0 | 6gzwqi | The smoky blue and yellow-orange color relationship is the secret ingredient that pulls all the disparate parts together. The blue and white clothing of the men subtly set them apart, in terms of color saturation, from the rest. I see a lot of highly saturated photos these days and this is a nice respite. The strength ... | The smoky blue and yellow-orange color relationship is the secret ingredient that pulls all the disparate parts together. The blue and white clothing of the men subtly set them apart, in terms of color saturation, from the rest. I see a lot of highly saturated photos these days and this is a nice respite. The strength ... | |
submissions_0 | 6fk54c | Are you sure you're new to this? It's a very good image. Could be a bit sharper and a bit less grainy, but the color and subject are quite striking. The bokeh (background blur) is a bit distracting, but there's not a ton you could have done (other than move where you took this) since that mostly depends on the lens.... | null | Are you sure you're new to this? It's a very good image. Could be a bit sharper and a bit less grainy, but the color and subject are quite striking. The bokeh (background blur) is a bit distracting, but there's not a ton you could have done (other than move where you took this) since that mostly depends on the lens.... |
submissions_0 | 6jk0s1 | Overall, this is pretty nice. But the processing isn't quite doing it for me. The city itself looks nice, but the sky just look like its been processed a bit too hard. It almost has a bad HDR type of look, but not quite.
The colors in the sky just dont quite look right, the transitions are a bit harsh between colors, ... | Overall, this is pretty nice. But the processing isn't quite doing it for me. The city itself looks nice, but the sky just look like its been processed a bit too hard. It almost has a bad HDR type of look, but not quite.
The colors in the sky just dont quite look right, the transitions are a bit harsh between colors, ... | |
submissions_0 | 6j5pgr | Color is ok, but not fantastic. My real comment here is that this photo has way too much blue sky. This shot just screams for some dark storm clouds, but assuming that that's not a possibility, I would put the camera within a foot of the ground and shoot so that the top of the ship's mast is within 10% or the top of ... | Color is ok, but not fantastic. My real comment here is that this photo has way too much blue sky. This shot just screams for some dark storm clouds, but assuming that that's not a possibility, I would put the camera within a foot of the ground and shoot so that the top of the ship's mast is within 10% or the top of ... | |
submissions_0 | 6hjals | I would actually reduce the contrast somewhat and make it a bit darker. The sun is not visible so no need to have it blown out. It looks fine as is though.
Other than that I'd crop the image a bit to remove top the crane and the road just under visible in the left part of the image. Both of those are very contrasty wh... | I would actually reduce the contrast somewhat and make it a bit darker. The sun is not visible so no need to have it blown out. It looks fine as is though.
Other than that I'd crop the image a bit to remove top the crane and the road just under visible in the left part of the image. Both of those are very contrasty wh... | |
submissions_0 | 6h9gzh | Definitely not a bad photo. I like the vibrant colors and the nice line of the coast leading to the background.
I notice two primary things that I think can be improved:
1. The highlights are too too intense in my opinion. The strong highlights on the water, sky, and even some of the flowers, results in bight white... | null | Definitely not a bad photo. I like the vibrant colors and the nice line of the coast leading to the background.
I notice two primary things that I think can be improved:
1. The highlights are too too intense in my opinion. The strong highlights on the water, sky, and even some of the flowers, results in bight white... |
submissions_0 | 5lj2od | I remember my first squirrel pic. Popular subject! The focus isn't ideal. With animals you mostly want to try to zero in on the eyes. The composition has lots area with no purpose. No eye candy, nothing that leads you to your subject. I'd crop way in if your focus was better. Also, look up the rule of thirds for... | I remember my first squirrel pic. Popular subject! The focus isn't ideal. With animals you mostly want to try to zero in on the eyes. The composition has lots area with no purpose. No eye candy, nothing that leads you to your subject. I'd crop way in if your focus was better. Also, look up the rule of thirds for... | |
submissions_0 | 6kqb3u | First of all, GREAT composition and thought about putting this shot together. There is stuff to look at all over the frame and it really brings you in to look at it all. VERY well done!
You definitely have some leverage to adjust files and the D750 is no slouch when it comes to noise and capability. However, shooti... | First of all, GREAT composition and thought about putting this shot together. There is stuff to look at all over the frame and it really brings you in to look at it all. VERY well done!
You definitely have some leverage to adjust files and the D750 is no slouch when it comes to noise and capability. However, shooti... |
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