Levi Lloyd

I know this is an older post but I love this image. It has everything it needs. Well done.

I actually like the framing of the shot, but I do think I would move just a bit further back. The negative space will make the char the focal point. The dark vignette in the upper right corner is an eye catcher and distracts from the chair.

I like the idea and execution. I think it needs to be brighter and the colors more saturated. I personally want to feel a bright happy summer vibe from the shot.

Patrick, this one is really good. Great contrast of B&W.

Nice choice. I want to be there with a nice whiskey on a rainy day.

This image by @patography in the 3527 monochrome still life challenge really captured my attention. I really love the snowflake in the chaotic background.

Charmaine, this is a really nice capture. Love the high key look.

Pat, I absolutely love this photo. The snow flake is so crisp and sharp with the abstract chaos all around it. Well done.

Home Office. Something we can probably all relate to right now. 

Thanks for the input everyone. I made some tweaks to the original color photo based on your critique. I did leave the right side uncropped because I wanted to keet the broken-down gas pump as a point of contrast to the incredible mural. Let me know what you think. 

I love the original image a lot. I don’t know if I would cn]hange a thing. If I was forced to make a change I think might like the small blue patch top middle to be a bit more saturated to balance with the rest of the suturated colors.

I like the image and subject in general. I would prefer the negative space to the right of the image rather than the left. As Dahlia also said some symitry between the negative space top and bottom. I also think it would benefit from some sharpening or a focal point on one of the faces.

I like both of the images but agree that they look more like a product shot. What if you used a different base and background combo? I might also shoot it at a high ISO to introduce some grain to the image.

Very nice photo. Honestly, I would give anything to have my toes in the sand right now.

I don’t think I would change much about this image. I really like it as is. I think a little more detail in the darker rocks and maybe some more foreground. All and all I think this is good as is.

Love it. The reflection on the lake is smooth and silky. What a nice evocation of emotion.

Nicely done Graham

Very well done. Love these types of images. I have tried water drops a few times with dismal results.