Cuba 2

[doingcool]

More Cuba photo in my page: https://www.facebook.com/doingwhatPhotography

 

[timor]

This one I like better then the first one, a lot. Like the first one is a bit random, (at least so seems to me), here the situation is completely different, great planning and execution. There is a logical action and tension on the picture, almost iconic.
Light is a bit harsh, but I guess it is how it was.

 

[amolitor]

This is another nice picture where you've done some serious damage to the tonality.

It looks lightly overcast, which explains the relatively open shadows. You seem to have pushed the contrast up wildly, to make the lit areas appear as if in harsh sunlight when in fact (I suspect) they are not. If it was a grey day, let it be a grey day. The open shadows just read as a weird grey, neither the dense darkness of a truly sunny day, nor the open clarity you'd expect on an overcast.

This looks like you pushed the contrast through the roof to get a harsh look, and then lifted the blacks up with a jack to reveal the contents of the shadows.

I like when you do behind the camera, but not what you do afterwards.