My gallery, would like some feedback!

[saporiti]

Hello guys,

on my signature there's 2 links for both my flickr and 500px gallery.

would really enjoy having some feedback from the people around here. Feel free to say the best and worst photos and why.

also, feel free to follow me on both flickr and 500px!

 

[Light Guru]

Post some images here. A lot of people will not follow links, especially from new members.

 

[Rick58]

yeah, pick 2 or 3 of your favorites and throw them up here.

 

[saporiti]

Ok guys I'll be doing that right tomorrow. And thanks for the advices.

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[saporiti]

As I said, here goes some pictures, hope you guys like... to see more just look at my flickr:


1

BW bench by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
2

BW sheep by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
3

BW running sheeps by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
4

in the mud by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
5

the throne by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr





6

lake reflections by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
7

small river by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
8

Briza by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr

 

[saporiti]

And some more:
9

Rex V by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
10

green door by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
11

see through I by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
12

Rex III by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
13

Fire by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
14

walk on the rain by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
15

through the glass by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
16

BW door II by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
17

St. Peters by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
18

The Square by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr
19

Vittorio Emanuelle Bridge by pedrosaporiti, on Flickr


Well I think that's enough for now... enjoy! And let me know about the flaws and stuff.

Cheers!

 

[Light Guru]

Now you have posted so many images that nobody is going to give you specific feedback.

When posting images for feed back pick 4 or 5 of them and when posting them number then so that people can refer back to individual images.

 

[DGMPhotography]

^ What he said. My favorite is your "in the mud" photo. Leading lines very catching! I also like the one where the dog is howling but think it would be a lot better without that fence in the foreground, and with a shallower depth of field so the background is less distracting. Just my 2 cents, take them with a grain of salt!

 

[saporiti]

Hey again guys,

First of all, sorry for all the photos. Clearly I don't know how to act around here eheh.

And also, thanks for the small feedback. I'm still a beginner but I'm in love with photography and I kinda like my clicks till now

Hope you guys also enjoyed!

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[MiFleur]

Some of your images are very nice, try to number them next time, as mentioned by light guru, it is easier when there is not that many.

I like your second one, but would prefer if the top of the head was not cropped.

Keep on shooting and be careful to have a subject,on a few of your images we do not know where to look. Overall you have some catchy moments here.

 

[Rick58]

I really like some of you're shots, but I'm too lazy to go back and attempt to count them.

 

[saporiti]

Thanks for the feedback guys, it's good to hear some compliments on my clicks. Once I get home I'll be numbering the shots.

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[KmH]

I think 4 or 5 is OK for just sharing, but to many for C&C. For C&C - 1, 2 at the most, at a time.

 

[The_Traveler]

Hey again guys,

First of all, sorry for all the photos. Clearly I don't know how to act around here eheh.

My suggestion would be that you browse the forums for a wheel and then you will understand how they work.

 

[cynicaster]

Too many to address individually, but I'd say the overall theme of your set is "lopsidedness", because I think some of them are really good, while others do less than nothing for me.

Some of the photos, I got the vibe that you took a picture, thought it looked a bit plain or boring on your monitor, so you attempted to make it "interesting" by desaturating it. I think most would agree that's the wrong approach. Not just any photo works in B&W--look for pictures with strong contrast and texture.