/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.
Welcome to /r/photocritique/
This is a community of passionate photographers to work together to improve one another's work. Post your photographs here for advice. Browse other's shots and give critique and draw inspiration.
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2) Only one photograph is allowed per submission
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5) Comments should be critiques
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Train station in Lille, France
Fujifilm X-E3 + 7artisans 25mm f1.8
04:32 UTC
Post Processing/ Editing Critique
04:01 UTC
I took 2 different diamond ring pictures in the April 8 total solar eclipse. Which one do you prefer?
The picture on the right was taken with the solar snap app and I changed the exposure rate. You can see Venus or Jupiter next to it. The left one was taken with a telescope with a smartphone adapter and used the 3x telephoto lens on my iPhone. The pictures were taken in Paris, Texas. What do you think of the pictures?
03:57 UTC
What can I do better? My mom scoffed at my photos today and said they aren't that great because when you zoom in all the way isn't clear enough. What next?
03:58 UTC
I really like this photo just curious if there are any tips for editing, I'm not very experienced with black and white.
03:05 UTC
Brand new to photography. Started taking portraits of strangers out on the street. Super unsure how I’m supposed to edit photos? Is black and white better?
00:05 UTC
Looking for mainly composition advice and the model is looking for suggestions too
02:03 UTC
Lilacs
Canon EOS (have to check model). I loved the purple and wanted to capture it as well as I could (the richness of it). I really like how this turned out. Thoughts? The slight blur doesn’t actually bother me. If anything it blends the colors and contributes to the richness. This was in P mode, I think - idk yet how to use Manual effectively.
01:18 UTC
First pictures
Here is one of my first pictures. Review welcome
19:39 UTC
lush green
22:25 UTC
Field of flowers
22:26 UTC
Critique this studio pic!
20:00 UTC
critique the composite! any way to improve to make the background appear more realistic?
19:55 UTC
Any recommendations on improving my street photo skills?
21:33 UTC
How do you like my latest photo? Shot and edited by me, I'd love to hear your thoughts
21:03 UTC
Exploring my own body
I’m very interested in exploring nude portraiture and boudoir photography but haven’t actually approached anyone about doing this for practice. Instead I’ve been using my own body for semi nude self portraits. Any tips tricks and trash welcomed.
Side note: this one is probably primarily for the gays lol
19:28 UTC
Need some tips and criticism on my photography journey!
Hello everyone! My wife started photography around 6 months ago. She's shoots with a Sony AZili and edits with primarily Lightroom. She wants to hear any and all tips on her photography. She also would like to know how to get her photos to look more professional looking. Any help is appreciated! Have a great day!
19:03 UTC
Some concert photography
Hey yall, I’m pretty new to the craft, but here’s one of my favorite shots. Any feedback back would be appreciated! As far as gear and setting it’s a canon rebel eos t7 a 50mm lens, 3200iso at 100 shutter speed, at 1.8. This does leave the images underexposed, but I really like how they’ve turned out in general.
17:36 UTC
Mount Baker, WA crater
17:40 UTC
Just getting into photography looking for some honest feedback
05:43 UTC
Went out shooting with just my 35mm lens and got this cool perspective shot of a monument and a building. Tell me what you think!
16:55 UTC
Getting back into the hobby after a 6 year break
16:44 UTC
Do the colors work?
15:54 UTC
Arches.
15:52 UTC
Elephants in front of the Kilimanjaro
13:30 UTC
Any advice? I like this picture but I could probably use some tips
I’m an amateur and I use my iPhone, any help is appreciated!
13:01 UTC
Using different colours and chair prop - model would also like advice!
11:42 UTC
Neon makeup
07:40 UTC
I found this angle of the Luxor Obelisk in Paris interesting! I tried many other options but given the crowd, this was the only shot I could use that highlights the monument.
05:04 UTC
What can I improve in the future
04:48 UTC