/r/photocritique
This is a community of passionate photographers to work together to improve one another's work. Our goal might be described as making this a place geared toward helping aspiring and even professional photographers with honest feedback. We would like the information given here to be a tool to help those that are serious about their photography to improve.
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Slowly getting back into photography. Thoughts on one of my latest unedited pics?
Any tips, suggestions or criticisms are welcome.
Picture was taken on my iPhone as I keep forgetting to take my camera out with me.
00:58 UTC
Unsure on Edit
22:54 UTC
Need some advice please
I just very recently got into photography and am a massive amateur. I have been focusing on nature photography. I struggle with getting my subjects to be sharp and crisp in my pictures. Oftentimes the thing I really want to be sharp is blurry and not focused. I would also live some advice on camera positioning. Thank you very much for reading!
22:05 UTC
Trying something new - appreciate any/all feedback
21:53 UTC
[OC] Four layers of history in one photo. Would love to hear some critique and suggestions!
20:31 UTC
I completely missed my intended focus. I think I like it more than I would if I had nailed it. Would love to hear others thoughts on it.
19:20 UTC
Absence
19:24 UTC
Tried to edit to capture the mood of a grey foggy day, see comments
19:05 UTC
Can I have some tips to improve this photo. Is it too much edited?
18:00 UTC
Spring is here!
C&C welcome. I know it’s nothing special but the weather was so good today…
15:44 UTC
1/80 ISO 3200 F3.5 18mm
15:35 UTC
A low angle portrait of my friend
15:06 UTC
Four Points
14:18 UTC
Suggestions for improvements & editing
14:07 UTC
Working on my lume photography
13:54 UTC
Does noise look good in image..
12:42 UTC
Can you guys rate this car picture ?
What do you guys think ?
12:33 UTC
My first solid take at swatches (low qual ss)
02:45 UTC
How can I improve this shot?
As noted. I’m having trouble second guessing the need to crop this photo. Is it well balanced? Is the empty space obviously edited ?
03:09 UTC
What feeling do you get with this image
10:52 UTC
Ueno
10:45 UTC
Any editing tips/ low light advice
I'm happy with this picture but would really appreciate some advice with the edit/ settings for low light. I shot this in the woods just as the sun was low and behind clouds. Thanks!!
08:15 UTC
Balboa Park
05:05 UTC
Practicing Photography While at Work. Open to all Criticism
04:07 UTC
tips to make this better?
03:26 UTC
Critique por vou? Picture is of my wife during her maternity shoot. Shot during the cherry blossom festival
01:29 UTC
Thoughts on this wildlife shot
00:09 UTC
Film Camera Dilemma
Would love some input here. Took my film camera on spring break with me and shot some pictures using an old exa jhagee film camera with Kodak gold 400 35 mm film. The rest of the film roll looks the same. I changed the film in the shade outside which may have been a mistake that led to light leak/over exposure, but I’ve never seen it this bad from the camera. The frames also seemed to be messed up which is likely user error from turning the dials too much/too little. Would love to hear what people think went wrong so it won’t come up again, thanks.
22:17 UTC
Day Four of Photography in Greenwich, London. Would greatly appreciate any feedback!
22:16 UTC
Tell me what you think! There is very minimal editing
19:11 UTC