My landscapes

[timarp000]

 

[FanBoy]

Some photos have some overexposure problems. Some photos have composition problems. But I don't see any that possess a good combination of both.

With the last picture of the waterfall, you should either freeze the water flowing with a fast shutter speed or create a smooth and flowing effect with a slow shutter speed. You captured the water flowing somewhere in between, which makes it look more out of focus than it already is.

 

[WesternGuy]

You may probably get more feedback if you number your images when you post them, assuming that you are looking for C&C. It is a bit difficult to comment on more than 2 or 3 images and numbering makes it easier for a reviewer to comment on them with out having to flip back and forth to ensure that he/she is commenting on the correct image.

WesternGuy

 

[Jeff_M]

number 5 is good. in the last photo it looks like the focus went to the tree instead of the water fall.

 

[SCraig]

Keep your horizons STRAIGHT (#1, #2, #3). Perfectly straight, and not leaning either way. Read up on composition, specifically the Rule of Thirds, and never put the horizon right in the middle of the shot (#1, #2, #3, #5). Shoot flowing water with a slow shutter speed to get a soft appearance to the water (#6).

The sky in #3 is completely blown out, so blown out that the transmission towers are missing sections. It would have been a good shot using the curing road as a lead-in to the subject, but it needs to be on the right side. The bike is moving out of the frame instead of into it.

 

[timarp000]

Thanks for your help. Will make use of it. Question: I noticed that the sky is overexposed in #3 what can you do to stop things like that from happening?

Some Other pics:
Order is #7 and so on...

In #11 the sun is overexposed. How do i avoid that in the future?
In #13 I wanted the lens flare.

I would like you guys to see other threads in the macro and nature and wildlife forum
Links:http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/nature-wildlife/300565-my-wildlife-shots.html
http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/macro-photography/300582-my-macro-shots.html
http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/macro-photography/300589-my-macro-shots-2-a.html

 

[fabphotoguy]

Nice stuff.... most feedback is strictly personal preference... no right or wrong;
- 1st sunset photo- too dark. maybe use a really slow lens speed to pick up some movement of the water.
- mountain and clouds image - nothing interesting in this one. clouds are 'normal clouds" and the landscape is just OK. Light is also very gray. Would have tried to capture this scene a different day or time.
- motorcycle shot - ideally shot on a tripod with a slower shutter speed to capture movement of motorcycle.
- first photo of waterfall. Great composition. Coloring of deep green leaves is beautiful. I agree with a previous post that the shutter speed should have been fast to freeze the water or slower (preferable) to give it that silky look. Almost postcard material.

 

[timarp000]

There's something funky about your images and the exif info in them. One shot shows a sunset at 1608hrs and another shows the sunset at 2225hrs yet they are only a day apart according to the exif info. In several others the exif info don't line up either...... sort of like someone has changed the exif info to show they took the pictures?????

Dude, these are my pics... i can tell where i took each one if you want , The dates may be different as i Exported the files from Lightroom recently. Some of these photos were taken in 2010. I joined thephotoforum.com recently so im uploading old pics now.

 

[Tony S]

My mistake as I did not read all the exif that shows the "original" time and dates. Sorry about that. I'm an idiot sometimes.