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[Nette]

I would love to read a C&C of this pictures. Thank You all! ^_^

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[BlackSheep]

The first two images are quite interesting; I like your use of colour and balance.

I'm not a fan of the 3rd photo, IMO shooting it at an angle like that takes away that balance that makes the first two photos interesting.

The last image looks soft to me.

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

Looks like you could use a slightly larger DOF on the top 2. The drops are not sharp, but the wood in front is.

 

[Kayak]

The third one is quite interesting...the shades of the blue backdrop make it more visually appealing to me than the others. The angle of the wood and extra moisture showing adds to the story. The DOP looks appropriate also. The first one appears more like a scientific experiment. The third one brings the eye down the wood and drops with the water.

 

[hrgagan]

I like the second one, Try a HDR of the image 2.

 

[Nette]

Thank you so much all, always is nice have a great C&C. I will try the HDR & is not a wood, is a metal railing.

 

[GnipGnop]

In my opinion there is way to much negative space. I can see how you used compositional rules to create these, but in this case it just adds a bunch of boring blue space.

 

[o hey tyler]

I like the second one, Try a HDR of the image 2.

Why HDR? There's not even enough dynamic range in the photograph for it to warrant an HDR image.

 

[jowensphoto]

I do like the first and the last. One the first, there's some nice shadow in the blue giving it some depth. Personally think you used the negetive space well.

I really don't understand why someone would process these as HDR.

 

[Frequency]

First one is excellent !!!

 

[Nette]

Thank you guys! ^_^