Critique

[Fiji Boy]

Can you cut and paste this

dwportfolio.blogspot.com/



I am looking for honest and frank opinions and please bear in mind that I have had absolutely no training.....so anything you can reccomend to help would be fabulous.

Please feel free tp cpmment on the blog itself.

[SlipNslide]

why don't you just load a couple of photos to your gallery and number them and ask for critique. I would love to help but you have way to many photos on your site to critique them all. If you ask for critique on certain ones, I will be more than happy to add my opinion.

-Adam

[grazhopr]

Hi,

Congratulations on your portfolio. I'm not an expert, but I can tell you that you have a natural ability to compose and frame very beautiful images. The only advice I'd give you is to try to work on the exposure. Images seem a little over exposed, washed out. You certainly play with differet themes: portrais, sports, landscapes, sunsets, etc. and to my knowledge they all demand different treatments as far as the technical aspect goes. For example: take the girls sitting back against back on the beach and move them back where there is a shade. Or the close up of the two girls lying on their stomachs in the water, use something to difuse the light on top of them and you'll get a totally different look. Much richer colors and better saturation. I see you take the time to "build" your shots, which is great. Carry a white umbrella to the beach with you for these type of situation. For more professional looking pics, shoot under soft/difuse light conditions (like in the morning or late afternoon, or in very cloudy days). If this is not naturally available, look for the means to create soft/difuse light conditions. Of course, there's a lot more you can do to improve your photography in every different situation, and I hope my comments woke up your curiosity. And again, congratulations !

[elja]

Your blog is interesting, I like the football photos.

Elke