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I really like Frank’s version.

Mucho mucho processing indeed, but it is still an extremely well performed composition. My favorite thing is how clean and well balanced this photo is. Also the processing makes it look very much like mid century film, which is always a delight. Thanks a lot for sharing this one mate.

With that view, I don’t matter having an overpriced beer! Thanks for sharing your trip with us Beth.

After all the progress there isn’t much more to be said here, great shot Petr, not too fan of the vertical cropping though, I would love to see the same processing but in the original frame for further (different and horizontal) cropping.

Hi there Mariah, this seems like a street scene with potential so I’ll give you my best intended comments and critique. Make sure that your shot is in focus at the proper place when framing, sometimes the adrenaline of shooting on the streets could derive our decisions and forget about focusing on the subject. Here back-focusing makes the…[Read more]

Unfortunately creativity has this sort of “divine” nature embedded into it, for me a great starting point is gear limitations. By having just one single prime lens you’ll impose some limits that will make you find creative solutions. Turning off your LCD screen or using small SD cards could also be a trigger for finding more creative solutions.

This is a beautiful shot Lenny, maybe the only thing that I could say about the post-processing is that the bright tones on the floor tiles could be reduced just a pinch, there is something about them that tries to get my attention, and the true characters here are the man, the lights and the dramatically lit palm tree.

What I like about Rob’s version is the huge viewing attention the bull gets, especially the eye, that is the bulls-eye of the shot, jajaja.

This definitely deserves a second visit, at earlier or later hour for softer light, a nice and long exposure with an ND filter will make this shot a magnificent input for some nice post-processing.

Hans Guttmann – Marina Ginestà, 1936

Harold Feinstein – Coney Island Teenagers, 1949

Martine Franck – The French on Vacation, 1976

Here are my three favorite photos from all time:

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Hi there Fiona, this is the perfect place for you! We really enjoy sharing the little we know about photography with the world.

I’m not a landscape photographer myself, but I do enjoy watching soothing landscapes. Thanks for sharing this vibrant shot Mate.

What an awesome photograph Lenny, thanks for sharing. It hasn’t to be 100% perfect (about the motion on the mother and the daughter) to tell a good story!

I really like this, many photographers don’t usually recognize how powerful smartphones can be, and they portray themselves as purer than others just because they shoot mainly with a camera. I wish I could have a finer camera in my phone, since they are so embedded in our everyday lives, it feels quite logic to see them as the perfect tools for…[Read more]

We are living among The Offended Generation mate!

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