Joanna Skelton Carter

Here is the original picture, What should I do with it? I don’t think I would be able to crop out the second car, maybe I will twist my grandson’s rubber arm and take another stab at this.

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Thanks so much for the feedback @admin and @pkrohn. I couldn’t figure out why I was not quite satisfied with it. Now I can go back a tweek my post processing a little.

And I think you are right about the rust/paint edge, I will take out some of the blur.

I am a lifestyle photographer, but I am always trying landscapes (and failing…[Read more]

I would have maybe pulled her a little further away from the wall and shot this with a shallow depth of field, give her just a little more focus. But I agree with the previous comment that the background is important to the story, if it’s not there, she’s just another elderly woman. In this story you can see some of her life as well.Check It Out

I maybe would have moved a little to the left and made sure the whole curve just before the tunnel was in view, it just seems to cut the feel of the photo up. A little more angle on the tunnel may have given more interest as well. Like the previous post, I am also continuing to learn and absolutely not a landscape photographer, so it’s just the…[Read more]

When taking this photo I was interested in the contrast between the young boy (who happens to be my grandson) and the old truck, so I burred it a little and overexposed the sky. I am looking forward to hearing what others see here. Thanks in advance for your advice.Check It Out

The only thing I would say about this photo is that the shard of glass looks a little like plastic to me instead of glass. I am by no means a surrealistic or photoshop expert, it’s just what I see. I am going to post my first picture to be critiqued here and am nervous and yet looking forward to the feedback.
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