Recent content by GTI

Hi Aiden, Well, at least you have a back up plan - not bad at all for your first crack at it! It is very difficult at a real life wedding to get the types of shots you see in magazines and on promotional material and many wedding togs produce a lot of stuff that is worse than this... I think...

Hi, This is quite nice... the rocks provide a lovely winding path in to the image and the sky is lovely. Perhaps the shutter speed should have been a bit slower for more of a mystical (for want of a better word) look, or a bit faster to to show some shape and definition in the waves...?

Lovely work... maybe a little bit lighter vignetting would create a nice version??

Hi, On the first one the red thing really draws my attention and I can't see what it is - it seems out of place, I'd get the clone stamp on it! I know you are trying to be more subtle in your pp, but I think this one needs more contrast and that sky is begging to be a deeper blue! The...

Hi, I like this...the clouds lead my eye nicely to the hill in the background. I think it's crying out for a bit more saturation - especially for the blue in the sky and the purples in the foreground. There's a little bit of lens flare in the clouds that I'd clone out if I were you.... I...

I voted for No. 2 but it would depend on the room - no. 1 might work well too... And if you were willing to move the sun and reflection to the left a bit on no. 3 then that's a possible one as well...!

Love the Angel of the North one... I think if the whole of the sky was a bit bluer and there was a bit more of the green grass along the bottom it would be perfect...

Great work. I like 3 and 4 best. I'd agree with the previous poster that #4 might be improved with getting the edge of the wall in on the right hand side - your eye kind of falls off the edge on its way to the moon.

It works for me. I think that it looks like a surreal, artistic interpretation of the scene rather than an attempt to record how it looked in reality...

Hi Seba, 2 improvers for you: Make sure your verticals are perfectly horizontal (if you can't get them perfect in camera and don't have a tilt-shift lens then you may have to resort to 'skew' in PS) Try not to get any overexposed sky - a nice blue beats a white glare any day!!

I like the second one best. For me the first one looks like it might have had a bit too much selective dodging and burning - the light coming form the sun doesn't quite look natural... (although it may well just be very strange light of course) Second one is very simple but really gives a...

I like it - for me the most important thing is that you have got the horizontal and vertical just about straight which really makes your diagonals stand out. Glad you waited for a person, even if it's all about the lines you need that focal point - somewhere for them to lead. I also really...

Well I thought that was going to be a lovely shot while it was gradually appearing on my screen from top to bottom, until I got to the porpoise... very sad! It is well composed and works very well as a nature / news shot. Maybe needs a bit more detail in the shadows under the porpoise...

Great shot! think I'd try to recover the highlights a touch and then maybe lighten the area around the tree to make it stand out a bit more...? But it is very nice, well done!!

Nice shot - really shows some character - she looks like she's hard a tough life!! I think I'd be tempted to boost the contrast or clarity to see if I couldn't bring out those wrinkles a bit more... I'd also correct the vertical on the right - assuming in reality it was straight and not slanted...