Random photos that I consider my current favorites... C&C please!

[jackabee]

Hi! I'm new to the forum, and semi-new to photography. I've never taken any formal courses on photography, and the only feedback I get is from friends and loved ones (so extremely biased, haha). Please let me know what you think of these few shots. Thank you!

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[KevinPutman]

It's good to number your images, makes giving C&C a bit easier ^-^

 

[jackabee]

Fixed!

 

[fokker]

#3 ( kid eating cookie) is the worst of the set - the on-camera flash really kills it for me, on top of the fact that it is very snapshot-ish.

#5 (kid behind fence) is my favourite, though I would say it is a little underexposed.

I also find #2 to be quite an emotive photo, though I think the framing is a little off (cut off too much of the hand/head while at the same time showing too much chair/back)

 

[KevinPutman]

I say number 4 is the best of the bunch, only issue being the coloration being off. The skin tones are off, especially on his face/arm.

Also the brown leaf in the grass just kind of messes things up, but that's just my opinion. Try content-aware filling over it, see how it looks.

 

[fokker]

I say number 4 is the best of the bunch, only issue being the coloration being off. The skin tones are off, especially on his face/arm.

Also the brown leaf in the grass just kind of messes things up, but that's just my opinion. Try content-aware filling over it, see how it looks.

Personally, I think that photo makes no sense. Usually I would expect to see a happy child lying in the grass, not a terrified looking one. I want to know what he's so scared of...

 

[KevinPutman]

I say number 4 is the best of the bunch, only issue being the coloration being off. The skin tones are off, especially on his face/arm.

Also the brown leaf in the grass just kind of messes things up, but that's just my opinion. Try content-aware filling over it, see how it looks.

Personally, I think that photo makes no sense. Usually I would expect to see a happy child lying in the grass, not a terrified looking one. I want to know what he's so scared of...

I thought the expression was more of a "Oh look, a butterfly!" =p
but I see what you mean ^-^