Critiques

eza1701 (3343) 2009-06-29 6:05

Hi Dan, A great symmetrical shot which emphasises the height of the skyscraper and the sky sets it of just right. It's a perfectly executed shot which deserves more critiques but hey, thats Trekearth!

(hope your camera's ok).

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2009-06-05 3:02

Hi Chris, it looks perfect on my computer screen :o) It's a wonderful image which is expertly composed and presented. The rocks and path lead you to the cabin which is complemented by the dramatic background.

eza1701 (3343) 2009-06-04 1:24

Hi Fara,

Exellent photo and good use of the railing as a 'lead-in' to the view. I particularly love the 'glass' effect you have captured of the still river reflecting the sky, great work :o)

Kind regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2009-05-27 1:04

Hi Ollie,

Ah Redcar beach, beautiful as always. Your composition is great here with the rocks drawing you to the wonderful colours on the horizon. On your 5D, the 17mm wide angle really is wide!

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-08-12 3:58

Hi Craig,

I just had a look over your recent photos, can't believe this has only scored 10!

The composition is perfect and your technical expertise is unquestionable with just the right shutter speed for the shot.

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-08-12 3:49

Hi Craig,

This is one of those images I wish I'd taken. I love the soft tones and the colour transition from orange to blue.

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-08-08 8:36

Hi Kath,

This is a good photo of Nelson's Column and you did well to avoid distortion when shooting upwards. It's nice that the buses are included to give that extra 'British' feel!

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-08-01 2:03

Hi Nai,

Nice B&W composition, the shot works well in portrait and the path draws you into the photo.

Regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-05-21 6:15

Hi Kath,

This shot is well worth your perseverance as the thing which immediately grabs your attention is the combination of colours which work well with each other. I had a look at the photo in the WS but I prefer this one and your off-centre composition is perfect.

Best regards,
Paul.

eza1701 (3343) 2008-04-01 0:14

Hi David,

I have to agree, it's an awesome view and well captured with your wide angle lens.

Best regards,
Paul.