Flower
by olhobemaberto

Comment:
out of focus, way over exposed on the right side, colors are blah.

Faltered
by CorySmith

Comment:
Hello from the Critique Club!!!

Composition:

I like the idea of the shot. I see the comments are all over the place but I am in the camp that there is just a tad too much red.

Camera Work:

DOF is shallow but it is not too distracting. Lighting works and adds to the shot. The only thing that really bothers me at all is the end of the petals. I am not sure why, they just make me stop and see what they are.

Post-Processing:

I can not comment on your post-processing because you did not include it in the comment field. Including this information helps us see what you have done, and can help teach other users how to use post processing to improve their pictures.

My Opinion:
I like the shot, it shows a very romantic side and one that any girl would love see waiting for her someday.
You are a very talented and I think your abilities and passion for this art will take you far. Keep shooting and sharing and teach us old dogs some new tricks

I hope you find these comments to be helpful, thank you for allowing me to critique your picture. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me via PM.

Best of luck in your future photographic endeavors,

Regards,
Karen Doss

(bent fork) "OBSOLETE? Fork You! I'm leavin'!"
by mandyturner

Comment:
Hello from the Critique Club!!!

Composition:
The composition of this shot is nice. I like that the subject "the moody fork" is not centered.
Background/ Foreground

I like the gray background on the left but the it appears a tad blown out on the right. Still over all does not distract from the fork.
There does appear to be a smudge on the lower right.

Camera Work:

Focus is great. Lighting works. I would love to see some of the outtakes because I think other angles would be interesting.
It is very hard to shoot metal with out getting glare and you only have a very small amount on the edge of the fork.
I have invested in a soft box and that really makes a difference when shooting reflective ojects.
You do amazing work with your Kodak camera. I can only imagine what you could do with a Nikon or a Cannon. (I have to be fair, even if I love my Nikon)
Post-Processing:

I can not comment on your post-processing because you did not include it in the comment field. Including this information helps us see what you have done, and can help teach other users how to use post processing to improve their pictures.

My Opinion:
I love shots that give some insight to the photographer and you have a wonderful sense of humor. You take pictures that please you and that is what will set you apart from other photographers. In looking at your other pictues I really like that your children are a part of your art, and seem to enjoy it with you. Even if you cover their face in sugar. =)

You have a natural eye so keep shooting and sharing your work with us.

I hope you find these comments to be helpful, thank you for allowing me to critique your picture. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me via PM.

Best of luck in your future photographic endeavors,

Regards,
Karen Doss

Getting through
by lastef

Comment:
very pretty picture, nice colors, great DOF 7

Circle Face
by Alain

Comment:
Oh this picture is screaming for a caption.. Great shot.. 7

Cilcles
by cleverson

Comment:
Very calm pretty picture. love the color..7..

Vicious Circle
by mansibhatia

Comment:
I like this picture, and it gets a 7.
The lighting is a bit harsh on the statue and the crop on the top is too close,
still a great shot

Whirling Lines
by joezl

Comment:
not sure what this is but I like it...7..

Better Days
by AlanBes

Comment:
As I have told others, I am a sucker for old farm pictures. Neat capture..7..

Lasso
by BAMartin

Comment:
Great action, good focus and DOF, perfect for that upcoming sports challenge too.. 8