Istanbul - Tips and feedback please :-)

[this.is.anfield]

Jesus & Mary, Ayasofia by Dan Q, on Flickr


Ayasofia by Dan Q, on Flickr


Abu Bakr, Ayasofia by Dan Q, on Flickr


Abu Bakr, Ayasofia by Dan Q, on Flickr


Istiklal Church by Dan Q, on Flickr


Othman, Ayasofia by Dan Q, on Flickr


Sounds of Istiklal by Dan Q, on Flickr


Lights of Istiklal by Dan Q, on Flickr

 

[this.is.anfield]

url=https://flic.kr/p/EfKvZL]Muriz[/url] by Dan Q, on Flickr


Ortakoy Mosque by Dan Q, on Flickr


Hitler by Dan Q, on Flickr


Bosphorus Bridge by Dan Q, on Flickr


Ortakoy Mosque by Dan Q, on Flickr


Crucifiction by Dan Q, on Flickr

 

[this.is.anfield]

seriously, any feedback will really help guys

 

[LonerMatt]

Last picture not as good as the rest - not sure it adds much.

The photo of the guy playing clarinet would benefit by cropping him into the center of the image.

Ayasofia image is so post-processed it's visible - I think that when I see an image and I can see the PP'ing, well, that's a bit much for me.

There are some good shots, I like the one of the people playing on the street in BnW (although wtf is going on with his instrument - why is it completely white?)

 

[lfc1892]

I think you're struggling with the light in a lot of them to be fair. Grey cloudy skies sadly. Watch the converging verticals on some of them from tilting the lens, and with the street stuff try to isolate subjects with composition or catch some action. You could always get closer but that's not easy.

 

[Ulfric M Douglas]

In "Hitler" the blurred bird is the centre of attention. I would clone it out completely.

 

[aserota]

There's some nice pictures there - just keep on shooting and find a style you're comfortable with