The first and third monday of every month.
I am sorry I just realized that today is the day for the "Critique This" blog hop! The past few weeks little man has been sick and it's been an emotional roller coaster for me. I really do enjoy this blog hop and will be back later to look through entries. Thank you to everyone that has entered.
In your post let us know if you consider yourself a beginner, intermediate, or pro photographer. Also be specific about what editing software you used. Have fun!
Beginner- Does not know or is learning how to shoot in manual, editing and not yet charging for photo shoots.
Intermediate- New to shooting in manual, editing and just beginning to charge for photo shoots.
Pro - Confident in shooting manual, understands photography lingo, knowledgeable in editing, and charges for shoots.
Here's the low down on what to critique:
- Exposure (is the photo too light or too dark)
- Composition (where are your eyes drawn to, is there negative space)
- Editing (is the photo over-saturated, is the color off)
A few game rules:
Post one photo
- You can only critique someone else's photo if you are linking up too!
- Be considerate of others when giving feedback
- Link back to Pixel Perfect Blog
I shot with 5D Mark II, 24-105 mm zoom lens, edited with cs4. Linky will close tomorrow.
I feel inadequate to critique a professional, I'm not sure that I would change anything. The background color is subtle so that my eyes are drawn to the family and they all look beautiful and in focus. I can see this hung large and proudly on a wall in their home. :)
ReplyDeleteI am honored to have you critique it!
ReplyDeleteHonestly, the picture looks great, the subjects are lit perfectly! If I had to change anything I might have cropped it a little tighter and taken out the skyline to bring more focus to the family. Also, I find my eyes wondering to the grassy bush thing (sorry, I don't know plants lol) behind the little boy. Not sure how I would have changed that, I think its just the asymmetry of it
ReplyDeleteHonestly I love it. I would crop it tighter but I am such an amateur that what do I know!
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