(08-25-2015, 03:57 AM)dotcppfile Wrote: I admire real beauty, and this is good, keep it up and I'll keep sending you donations so you might wanna share your bitcoin address.

1. If you can, focus all parts of your subject (the plant) instead of just one bud
   
2. A slightly brighter frame wouldn't hurt (tinker with your ISO to change that easily for landscapes)
   
3. Wide Angle is your friend
   
4. If possible, only go for non-foggy, clear shots
   
5. Really good; crisp, no obstructions
   
6. Again, really crisp, good job
   
7. ditto
   
8. ditto
   
9. Some kind of warm filter could make this even better
   
10. Not your fault, but this one looks slightly too "icy", if you get what I'm saying
    
11. Personally not a fan of machinery pictures / your setting looks way too barren
    
12. Good subject, good position, just a bit too much glare coming off of the horse
    
13. Zoom in on that little fucker
    
14. Awesome shot
    
15. Fading the background out is good, when possible
    
16. Pick a subject, not sure what I'm looking at here
    
17. Too dark
    
18. Really nice, the natural lens flare looks good
    
19. Not quite sure what this is.. If it's distorted by blur (which is what it looks like), get a better light source, as your ISO is already really low (hinted by the dark background
    
20. Good
    
21. Good
    
22. Really good
    
23. Shadows are a bitch to deal with, flash might help here
    
24. Good use of gradual focus
    
25. Clean subject + no glare/annoyances
    
26. No blur, good shot
    
27. Focus on the sign?
    
28. Too bright, too much glare coming off the shirt
    
29. Personally, I'd focus on the guy, not the rock.
    

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(08-25-2015, 01:49 PM)Chitoge Wrote: They're all pretty good, but in terms of improvements, I'll go by photo

Spoiler:

1. If you can, focus all parts of your subject (the plant) instead of just one bud
   
2. A slightly brighter frame wouldn't hurt (tinker with your ISO to change that easily for landscapes)
   
3. Wide Angle is your friend
   
4. If possible, only go for non-foggy, clear shots
   
5. Really good; crisp, no obstructions
   
6. Again, really crisp, good job
   
7. ditto
   
8. ditto
   
9. Some kind of warm filter could make this even better
   
10. Not your fault, but this one looks slightly too "icy", if you get what I'm saying
    
11. Personally not a fan of machinery pictures / your setting looks way too barren
    
12. Good subject, good position, just a bit too much glare coming off of the horse
    
13. Zoom in on that little fucker
    
14. Awesome shot
    
15. Fading the background out is good, when possible
    
16. Pick a subject, not sure what I'm looking at here
    
17. Too dark
    
18. Really nice, the natural lens flare looks good
    
19. Not quite sure what this is.. If it's distorted by blur (which is what it looks like), get a better light source, as your ISO is already really low (hinted by the dark background
    
20. Good
    
21. Good
    
22. Really good
    
23. Shadows are a bitch to deal with, flash might help here
    
24. Good use of gradual focus
    
25. Clean subject + no glare/annoyances
    
26. No blur, good shot
    
27. Focus on the sign?
    
28. Too bright, too much glare coming off the shirt
    
29. Personally, I'd focus on the guy, not the rock.
    

all around, I'd say you did a really good job.

(08-25-2015, 03:14 PM)dotcppfile Wrote: Donated 50$, it's not much, but I'll keep it coming if you keep it up mate, really good job.

(08-25-2015, 11:41 PM)eclipse Wrote: Holy fuck, some of these are excellent. Wallpaper worthy. Do you mind if I caption some with quotes?

(08-26-2015, 12:07 AM)Jare Wrote: Some of these are pretty good, OP. What camera are you using? And are you editing the photos or are they the original? I was into photography for a while before, I had a 550D and a 600D.