Critiques

fotofreak (1677) 2005-01-14 19:33

This is a breathtaking photo. It tells a story without even saying a word.

Love the "old fashioned" pen and ink!
Great positioning of the door, leading our eyes down the stairs to the boy in the corner. Fantastic! A new Favourite!

fotofreak (1677) 2005-01-14 19:18

Welcome to TrekEarth Gang!

What a fantastic first post! Congratulations!
The colours here are so beautiful! At first, I thought it was done in photoshop, but after reading your note, I am even more amazed! Great photo.

fotofreak (1677) 2005-01-14 19:10

WOW! What dedication, and perseverance this young guy has. This is a great photo. Perfect lighting, and his pose shows just enough of his pain.

My only suggestion would be maybe to crop a bit more off the top of his head, right above his hairline. Have a look at the workshop...

fotofreak (1677) 2004-08-05 0:40

What a perfect day to take a dramatic photo like this. The clouds in the background add to the mood of the photo. Well Done!

Have a look at the workshop...

fotofreak (1677) 2004-07-29 19:19

WOW! I don't think I've ever seen so many olives in one place! This is really interesting. You should tell us more about his little place!

fotofreak (1677) 2004-07-29 19:05

What a great Male-bonding photo. Love the pose of the cheeta on the right. Great composition.

Have a look at the workshop...

fotofreak (1677) 2004-07-29 19:00

Very interesting Gilson!

You must have a really good eye to think so creatively. It really does look like a pregnant woman! Well donw!

fotofreak (1677) 2004-07-29 18:54

One word for your photo...Simplicity.
I love it. Very minimal, yet straight to the point. Your choice of framing the clock in the corner is great. Great photo Robert!

fotofreak (1677) 2004-07-29 18:47

This photo is fantastic. The colours are sooo vivid, and the photo is as sharp as a tack. Very creative how you placed the house into the hole, playing on the contrast of old and new. Very well seen!

fotofreak (1677) 2004-05-15 21:58

First of all, a Warm welcome to TrekEarth Frank!

Although the image is really small, and there is no note about thie photo, this is still a beautiful portrait. The angle of her face was the perfect choice for this image and her smile is very warm and inviting. Well done.

(You should write a little note about the photo. I'd love to learn more about this woman or the area she lives in.)

Have a look at workshop I have done...