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Joac1424

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Hello everyone

I have decided to try to sell some of photos on colourbox.com, and therefor I'm very interesting in some feedback. I heard about this forum from a friend, and I thought I would like to have some feedback because he said it would be a good idea to ask you to give me feedback. If you have any suggestions on what I should do and not do, I would like to hear it. You're welcome to like a photo if you think it's cool! :)

You can find my profile here: http://www.colourbox.com/supplier/joachim-jepsen-8032

Thank you for taking your time to help me! :)

- Joac1424
 
Welcome to ThePhotoForum, Joachim.
By the look of it, you went on an interesting trip! Cool places to go to and visit.
I'm sure, everyone who has had the chance to go visiting those places already has these kinds of photos.
There are over 30 to look at, which is way too many for any of us to give you critique on each and every one of them.
But one thing is so obvious in almost all of them that I can safely state it: you place the horizon right into the middle of your photo in almost every one of them. And if it is not the horizon, then it is the subject.

Before you even consider selling your photography, I recommend you learn about image composition. It is absolutely necessary for landscape photography.
You render the landscapes boring in your photos when you have the horizon divided the photos into two equals halves. It should be placed either at the border to the upper third of the image, or at the border to the lower third (at least), depending on what you want to emphasize: the sky - given it's got some cool cloud patterns, e.g. -, or the land.

That is one first hint I mean to give you.
I hope it helps.
 
Thank you for your feedback. I see what you mean about the horizon, and I am aware of that a lot of people may have the same pictures because they have been there as well. I will try to keep working and take other types of pictures. Once again, thank you for your feedback, I'm sure it will help me a lot! :)
 

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