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Rick, I don´t think that they´re too saturated. I won´t kill you this time. :D

What I don´t like in #1 is the dark spot in the left corner. It´s drawing my attention.
I think #2 is my fav.

And next time go for a better location. :)
 
PT...even if you DID think it was too saturated...I still respect your opinion and am always glad to have it.

The dark spot I can fix. The original was clean...no dark areas..but I wanted the hand on the strings to be the focal point...but perhaps I went too far. I am still in that place where I only occasionaly say "EUREKA! THATS IT! DONT TOUCH THAT PHOTO ANYMORE!" So, I am learning.

And, I knew you'd like that B&W best. You're right about the location though. He didn't want the pics to look too 'prepared'. But, I'm not a big fan of the crap in the background.

PS thanks kegan.
 
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Yeah, I see what you wanted to do with that dark area but it´s quite obtrusive.
I also used those things as you may remember and it´s funny that somebody from this community said the same thing to me that I now say to you: Don´t use it or at least not so obviously because it draws the attention to the corner and not to your point of interest. :)
 
Thanks a lot Matt - that was much appreciated. I'll be going through all those links and reading them so hopefully I'll be able to post up some HDR pictures soon!

-Kegan
 
Kegan,
There are also some great examples of HDR up on Flickr, if you want some more examples of what HDR should look like!

Good Luck and I will be watching this thread to check out your stuff!
 
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wow PT...Where are you getting all of these awesome shots of the cars...I wish I could have some of the same shots? hey isnt that the same window across the street that you took a picture of a car on a lift? I think it was an Aston?
 
Wow, you remember that picture... that´s cool. Yes it was the same location.

It´s a big house only for cars and when I´m around I can easily get shots of some cool cars.

The thing with the Mustang was a planned shooting, though. The guys who own it wanted some pictures for ebay.
 
im not exactly sure how you light something like that. It is beautiful, but confusing lol :)
 
Well, I did this in a quite unconventional way I suppose. The whole thing was done outside, no studio or something.
I had a piece of polystyrene in the back of the flower, so that´s the background. And then I had another piece of polystyrene next to me to bounce some sunlight on the flower.
That´s it. :D
 
You posted pics of that guy some time ago, didn´t you? I remember him.^^ Quite funny.
 
Hey guys, I just got in to photography and made my first pictures this weekend, so all these pics are from two days, in which I learned to use the camera.

I shot them with a Digital Rebel XT, a.k.a. the 350D

I know these are a lot of pics, but I'm really looking for a critique of my shooting style.

Thanks!

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Not the biggest fan of these, but I thought I'd post them up anyway. It was fairly early in the morning, so my senses weren't all there. A couple of them had great potential, but came out too soft.

I know, I know - I take a lot of pictures of flowers, which seems really easy, but if you look closely, they're starting to brown and lose their vibrancy. I'll plan a couple cool shoots soon and a model one should be in the next couple weeks.

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