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Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
11/3/2014 8:07:08 AM

Thanks I always try to keep the skin tones ok. it was taken for a broadsheet new paper

and on the cheaper newsprint they use it looks ok as all photos have added contrast so that they don't look so flat in print
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
11/2/2014 2:03:45 PM

Hi its not rocket science the more photos you take and print or show the better you get. great image
        Photo By: Nanda Baba das  (K:78053)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
10/23/2014 10:13:29 AM

Thanks only just come back to usefilm site after a few years away nice to noticed first photo back
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
10/23/2014 10:13:14 AM

Thanks only just come back to usefilm site after a few years away nice to noticed first photo back
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
10/23/2014 2:22:02 AM

Thank you it was hard work climbing up the hills and then trying not to get run over by speedING mountain bikers on the very tight trails back down

lighting was harsh as it was bright sunshine in the open and dark shadows under the trees

just take lots of images and only show the good photos
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
12/29/2011 11:24:09 PM

hi nice image,

the bird has plenty of space to move into the center of the photo

giving a sense of movement, exposure of the bird is great as water usually causes the camera to under expose,

a fast shutter speed has captured the falling water perfectly
        Photo By: Dario Bolzoni  (K:547)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
12/29/2011 7:40:22 PM

hi nice use of depth of field and the insect

if i was really picky i would have the insect looking in to the photo rather than out of the photo

but i have tried to take photos like this as well and they do not stay still in one spot for very long

nice work
        Photo By: Luigi Andena  (K:3580)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
12/28/2011 10:19:14 PM

hi nice street photography image

you got in nice and close to the subject to show the face and volin

well done
        Photo By: Rick Smith  (K:5490) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
11/26/2010 4:14:21 AM

hi is that junior
        Photo By: Michael Moran  (K:108)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
7/5/2010 11:24:45 AM

hi there

nice pose and lighting, was it taken on flash at the brides home?

theses photos bring out more character of the sitter than the studio posed versions
        Photo By: roger bourland  (K:2762)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
7/5/2010 11:20:38 AM

hello nice framing and use of depth of field

nice to see people still being able to take great photos on film
        Photo By: Vu Khanh Truong  (K:670)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
6/15/2010 11:49:00 AM

hello there, thank you for your comment on my photo

yours is very good as well, nice framing with the smoke the main feature and the sureal colours of the dncers pull it all togeather
        Photo By: Kallol Majumdar  (K:27691)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
6/14/2010 10:23:11 AM

hi nice lighting but there are a few problems

ie the models legs, look at magazines its full lenght, waist up and head n shoulders

bathing suit photos use a lot of props, ie beach chairs, towels etc

if model photo is too long get her to sit down, curl up etc

take a look at pics on use film, but again the lighting is very good not blowing out the models skin and hair
        Photo By: Paul Lara  (K:88111) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
6/13/2010 9:59:32 PM

hi there nice framing and perspective, the sepia really brings out the buildings old world charm

thanks for your comment on the go karts, my photos are needed the next day trying to keep up with television

at least you can relax and not stress out getting these great pictoria scenes
        Photo By: Dan Wilson  (K:21104) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
6/13/2010 9:53:26 PM

hi nice photo

if i was really picky monkeys are always in beautiful green bush, so more colour than less

framing or cropping is good but still a little too much space above the heads

this can be hard as sizes of photographic paper is diff to camera sensors

and finally print it out and put it on a wall or postcard to show what a good photographer you are
        Photo By: Brent Mills  (K:758) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
6/1/2010 6:33:37 PM

hi you have been busy in this photo, nice use of that hard gritty black and white style of the sixties and seventies.

the use of depth of field and camera blur leads me to think it was taken under low light conditions

but the boy in the middle the center of interest is sharp, so again nice work
        Photo By: Jonjon Pham  (K:144)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
5/13/2010 10:42:51 AM

its very nice to be able to pass photos of people that have come before

remember to put her name and details with photo you and your children may know her but what about their children
        Photo By: Wolf Zorrito  (K:78768) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
5/12/2010 11:04:49 AM

hi not enough imfo, you can tell its a boy but with out reading the title he could be anywhere

but nice framing and exposure
        Photo By: Sue Webster  (K:50)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
5/12/2010 10:52:16 AM

hi there you seem to be keen on black and white do you convert them in photoshop

again good looking space and depth of field and as wolf say a little bit worried

cheers peter
        Photo By: Sue Webster  (K:50)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
5/12/2010 10:49:38 AM

hi nice work your daughter is looking into the photo, she is sharp but the back ground is not

and the greeny sepia is not too over done
        Photo By: Sue Webster  (K:50)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
3/5/2010 12:06:30 PM

hi nice framing and colour but surely the letters should be MM
        Photo By: Michael Moran  (K:108)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/24/2010 6:44:21 PM

hi there

very nice framing and colour

the pose a little lower, less rock and more of wife and sea

cheers pete
        Photo By: jacques brisebois  (K:73883)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/24/2010 6:41:56 PM

hello nice framing and DOF

good texture and contrast

she looks attractive perhaps a little more of a smile
        Photo By: Brajesh Dhandhania  (K:21)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/24/2010 6:39:08 PM

hi there

nice framing and path leads you in and out of the photo giving you a 2 demensional effect

also looks very cold hope you wrapped up warmly
        Photo By: Nanda Baba das  (K:78053)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/24/2010 6:36:25 PM

hi thanks for your comment, your stone carving and statue are very good also
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/20/2010 10:50:06 AM

hi there, nice abstract ie thinking outside the square

that canon camera diet must be good for you
        Photo By: Michael Moran  (K:108)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/15/2010 6:27:19 AM

hi looking at your photos you have a few in black and white

your photos are very tonal, meaning lots of good whites ,greys and blacks

i will have to shoot some more black and white film and experiment
        Photo By: Olga Vareli  (K:22477) Donor

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
2/15/2010 6:23:40 AM

hi there

i think you may of thought the photo was too busy in colour so here it is in black and white

what do you think. peter
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
1/27/2010 6:52:39 PM

thank you

it had just finished raining and the light was nice and soft
        Photo By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)

Critique By: Peter McDonald  (K:4951)  
1/27/2010 6:51:37 PM

hello there

very nice black and white of a waterfall,

black and white has the texture and tone that colour will never get to

nice framing

good work
        Photo By: Vijay Kurhade  (K:10118)


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