/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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Glimpse of a typical Alsacian village
09:10 UTC
Any critiques?
07:42 UTC
Is this chromatic aberration/ blown highlights / both?why the square lines/ bands?thank you
As per title
05:32 UTC
Sleepy man
05:56 UTC
Composition mishap?!
04:08 UTC
I can't decide if I should crop off some of the foreground or leave it as is.
03:41 UTC
Backyard with a6000 and a vintage Nikon 35-200mm f 3.5-4.5 lens
02:27 UTC
Escherian Escalators
23:52 UTC
Any recommendations
Edited in Lightroom
23:01 UTC
What can I do to improve this still life
22:26 UTC
Looking for some ideas to improve this shot.
21:41 UTC
Nighttime Shopping
Took this with my Sony and a 35mm Sigma while on a walk at night. I liked the contrast between the different backgrounds but the reflections in the window bother me a bit. Do you think it still works?
21:28 UTC
Any recommendations for improving wildlife framing/composition?
20:51 UTC
Working on my landscape composition
20:41 UTC
Moody Pacific Madrone
20:40 UTC
Single Subject on Longer Lens
This is my first attempt at shooting a single main subject with my Minolta 135mm f2.8.
I’d love feedback on the framing, the color, and if the timing of the shot conveys interest, and what I could do differently if it isn’t interesting!
19:16 UTC
Better with or without the edit? (unedited in the comments)
19:04 UTC
working on finding subjects
18:43 UTC
How could this photo be better?
18:39 UTC
Mt. Hood
Yesterday I went to the summit of Mt. Tom, Dick, and Harry and snapped a few photos with my Canon Rebel T5. I'm looking to get more into B&W editing so any advice or tips would be appreciated!
17:54 UTC
Clouds in Glacier national park
17:43 UTC
Mangroves in Sri Lanka
17:15 UTC
What would you improve from this shot? I like they look like parting ways.
17:06 UTC
How would you improve this shot?
I love the shot but I think the sign on the right bombs it. But I also couldn't take it off because of the leaves draping outside the window. How would you improve this?
16:47 UTC
What should I change?
Took this recently and have edited as best as I can. How do you suggest I should improve it? Both the actual photograph and the edit.
I want the woman with the fan to be the focus but I also want the rest of the “context”. In this one all others are turned away which I think helps with the focus. Maybe the picture is a bit too cluttered and too much going on? I don’t know.
15:24 UTC
Beach at Sunset, Please critique.
02:20 UTC
I do edits like this with my “meh” photos
You should see the before and after, it’s kinda crazy. This took me over an hour. It was not a very interesting photo at all so I made it interesting lol. I’m not sure how people are going to perceive this, but I like it. I think it’s artsy. This was all done on lightroom btw, no photoshop.
14:16 UTC
Took from my phone, edited on lightroom
Original pic in the comments. Is it good? Or did i over did it?
11:36 UTC
What do you think of this?
11:22 UTC