Winter

[Fatback]

So how did I do?

 

[nonamexx]

In all except #1, they look too whitish/greyish and not interesting enough. Try to get a dash of bright colour amidst all the greys and whites and it would add immensely to the photos.

Of course, I'm saying purely from compositional point of view. Otherwise, I find nothing inherently wrong with any of these pics. Maybe the white could be a little whiter - a bit of colour curve adjustment would do no harm.

 

[Fatback]

Thanks for the advice. Although I don't think there is much I can do about the snow being white. I guess I could go throw some paint on the trees

 

[oldmacman]

Thanks for the advice. Although I don't think there is much I can do about the snow being white. I guess I could go throw some paint on the trees

No, he means you didn't compensate the exposure to have the whites come out as white. With so much white in the scene, your camera took over and underexposed the shot. It's one of those situations where you need to apply exposure compensation to get the correct tones.

 

[Ron Evers]

Like Oldmacman said, you need to + one full stop or more to get the snow white.

 

[lyonsroar]

I like the one with the chain link fence.
:thumbup:

 

[Fatback]

I see what you guys are saying. I noticed that as well, and fixed it in PP. The reason the snow isn't as white as it should be though. Is because I lowered the saturation a bit, because I liked that look better. Thanks for the advice guys, I'll try something different next time.

 

[amateuraperture]

Nice pics. I like the feather and chain link best.

 

[arcooke]

2 and 5 are my favorites. The others aren't doing much for me.

I was curious what #2 might look like with a few effects (edge blur and vignette) and I quite like the results. It already looked a little dreary to me.. thought I'd try my hand at enhancing that a bit.

 

[Fatback]

Nice edit, I like it.

 

[simo110]

Wow, those are huge loans of snow =P