Love the exposure and contrast. The singer is really nicely captured. But the various pieces of equipment are unfortunately distracting (particularly the aft mic stand), and the positioning of the drummer and the singer with the latter being pretty well within the DOF muddies the composition...
I would crop in a lot more... you have a lot of space in there that is not necessarily doing the image any favors, esp. where the exposure seems off.
It almost looks like you missed the focus a bit... or the aperture was so wide that the DOF was really shallow.... actually looking again I see...
Keep in mind a way to avoid this issue is also to take pictures in RAW and set your own color balance in post processing. Mind you, shooting in RAW opens up a whole pandora's box of other challenges... so I usually tell newbies to shoot RAW+JPEG so you have the camera's "try" to fall back to if...
Portrait was, I think, the wrong choice.
The image has the implication of potential movement from the driveway, but the image feels VERY stable. Fixed. Possibly on purpose. But I think you can have the same effect with landscape.
I wanted to complain about the excessive processing, but I think...
Ask yourself what you're trying to do or portray with an image and why. I see what you're doing with the trees/poles, and... sure, ok... you did that. But I saw it and I've seen all there is to see and I'm moving on. The first one has more "interest", but it's not standing out as anything we...
Not bad. Unfortunate sky but that takes planning. It's a little bright so I'd pull it back a bit. Also slightly tilted. (With so many sharp angles and straight lines it stands out more)
Looks like it was underexposed (or at least edited dark) and then had a filter applied. Calibrate your monitor if you haven't already and go from there.
Then you'd just have me whining about how landscapes are pointless and there's no subject. :)
(seriously)
(I'm such a pain. But most of the people who know about my nonsense are looooooooooooooooong gone from here.)
Been a while since I've posted and a lot of my pictures these past few years have been more for school band and theater, so this one popped up as "Oh I bet no one at TPF has seen this..."