/r/photographs
A place for r/photography users to share their original photographic works. Please read the rules before posting.
Welcome to /r/photographs! This is a place where /r/photography members can share their photos!
Post titles are Not for Commentary. - Post titles are to provide a simple text title for your photos only. No explanations, questions, emoji, hashtags, technical info, or gear details. Also do not include tags like "[OC]" in your post title, as titles are not for commentary and this would be redundant information anyway.
Original Content Only. - Your image must be your own. In composites, all elements must be your original work, and not sourced from anywhere else. Any photos from other photographers will be deleted and may result in a ban.
Legitimate photographic techniques are allowed. This includes compositing, stacking, removing elements, etc. Please note that every element must be your original. Any element which has elements sourced from someone else will be removed.
No NSFW/NSFL. - Due to frequent spamming and baiting NSFW posts, we do not allow any on the sub. There are plenty of other photo sharing subs where this content is allowed where you can post - just be sure to check their rules first.
Please share only one photo, not an album. - When posting, please link directly to the photograph and not any sort of album/landing page.
No Self Promotion. - This subreddit is meant for sharing your work, not promoting your website or social media. Do not post your handles/site in the title, or link to your own website. You may put this information in your flair.
Slow Your [Camera] Roll. - Please post no more than 3 images in a 24 hour period.
No Spam or Karmawhoring. - This sub is for sharing your own photographs only. We do not allow as posts any sort of blogspam, self-promotion, circlejerking, karmawhoring, or ITAP posts. Referral links are not permitted anywhere.
No Unsolicited Feedback. - Some users just want to share their work without receiving critique. Please respect that and only provide feedback on posts flaired "Feedback Welcome."
No personal attacks of any kind. - Personal attacks, bigotry, insults, or any other form of harassment deemed excessive by the moderation team can result in a swift ban.
Absolutely No Railroad Tracks. - Photos taken on, or appearing to have been taken on railroad tracks will be deleted. (Why do we prohibit this?)
User flair is for portfolios only. - The flair next to your username (not post flair) is to be used only for your portfolio or social media (ie: instagram). What is not allowed, for example: Gear, blogspam, shortlinks.
/r/photographs
Cranes flying past the setting Sun. Device: Nikon B500. Location: Bangalore.
I didn’t notice but the goose has a fish hook on itself:(
I "woosah" every afternoon before shift starts at 1800 and this is my view from the table I sit at.
Is there something I could do better? Is it good? Is it bad? Should I ought to throw away my camera?
Sony A7IV with 50mm F/1.8 (ISO 100 - F8.0 - 1/100s) - any advice?
Hi everyone, just started picking up photography as a hobby this year 😀
really wanted to improve more on this craft so any tips to make this photograph better?
would also appreciate if you leave any resources that I can read up on in order to step up my game 😀
Logan Smith :)
I’m in the learning stages of editing. Using Lightroom. Any feedback/constructive criticism is welcomed!