Awesome shots

[Troy Torrres]

Hi All

I have attached one of my photos to this thread and there are more at the below link...

Troy Torres Photography | Facebook

I have a wide variety of photos posted and looking for feedback on everything from my composition, editing, light and anything else that may be constructive.

I am very interested in learning more and developing my skills in all aspects of photography.

 

[A/Ox4]

I like some of your shots, some more than others. The scene with the couple in front of the water seems overly punched up. I would prefer it softer colors, and it seems like clarity is maxed out on that photo.

I like the picture of the man on the street with the blur, it gives the illusion of a busy street, however I'd like a little more frame without the man in it for context.

 

[Troy Torrres]

I like some of your shots more than others. The scene with the couple in front of the water seems overly punched up. I would prefer it softer colors, and it seems like clarity is maxed out on that photo.

I like the picture of the man on the street with the blur, it gives the illusion of a busy street, however I'd like a little more frame without the man in it for context.

Hi Trey,

Thank you for checking out my photographs I checked your site and you have some amazing photographs!

I'm just starting out shooting portraits and appreciate the feedback I will edit softer next time. I would go back and edit a larger crop but I shot the guy on a pretty tight crop on the day, I found the other people took away from the subject.

 

[A/Ox4]

I like some of your shots more than others. The scene with the couple in front of the water seems overly punched up. I would prefer it softer colors, and it seems like clarity is maxed out on that photo.

I like the picture of the man on the street with the blur, it gives the illusion of a busy street, however I'd like a little more frame without the man in it for context.

Hi Trey,

Thank you for checking out my photographs I checked your site and you have some amazing photographs!

I'm just starting out shooting portraits and appreciate the feedback I will edit softer next time. I would go back and edit a larger crop but I shot the guy on a pretty tight crop on the day, I found the other people took away from the subject.

Always shoot to YOUR liking. I am merely giving you my opinions, and I am in no way a professional photo critique!

Thanks for checking out my photos!

 

[Troy Torrres]

I like some of your shots more than others. The scene with the couple in front of the water seems overly punched up. I would prefer it softer colors, and it seems like clarity is maxed out on that photo.

I like the picture of the man on the street with the blur, it gives the illusion of a busy street, however I'd like a little more frame without the man in it for context.

Hi Trey,

Thank you for checking out my photographs I checked your site and you have some amazing photographs!

I'm just starting out shooting portraits and appreciate the feedback I will edit softer next time. I would go back and edit a larger crop but I shot the guy on a pretty tight crop on the day, I found the other people took away from the subject.

Always shoot to YOUR liking. I am merely giving you my opinions, and I am in no way a professional photo critique!

Thanks for checking out my photos!

Anytime, I really like your Fire/EMS gallery the dark tones are amazing . Can I ask do you use lightroom to edit your pics?

 

[A/Ox4]

I like some of your shots more than others. The scene with the couple in front of the water seems overly punched up. I would prefer it softer colors, and it seems like clarity is maxed out on that photo.

I like the picture of the man on the street with the blur, it gives the illusion of a busy street, however I'd like a little more frame without the man in it for context.

Hi Trey,

Thank you for checking out my photographs I checked your site and you have some amazing photographs!

I'm just starting out shooting portraits and appreciate the feedback I will edit softer next time. I would go back and edit a larger crop but I shot the guy on a pretty tight crop on the day, I found the other people took away from the subject.

Always shoot to YOUR liking. I am merely giving you my opinions, and I am in no way a professional photo critique!

Thanks for checking out my photos!

Anytime, I really like your Fire/EMS gallery the dark tones are amazing . Can I ask do you use lightroom to edit your pics?

Thanks! I am an EMT, so I have combined my two favorite things.

I do use lightroom to edit. I'm going to start using Photoshop soon. (Amazon has the CreativeCloud deal, with $30 back until Dec. 31st!)

Shooting fire scenes is difficult due to low ambient light with bright lights on the vehicles. I like the challenge.