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Socked Italia parked on a side street just off Edgware road.
What do you think about the shot?
Any feedback comments are appreciated.
Wanted to capture this time between Fall and Winter where snow is on the ground and leaves are on the trees. This barn and horses are at the end of my road and a favorite subject to shoot.
Thanks for any feedback. It is always appreciated.
Played around with an erasing tool. I removed three light colored buds. Does it look unsatisfactory? I'm trying to learn...
EQ: 5D mk2, Sigma 85mm f/1.4, AL
Heute habe ich, noch bevor ich das Bild fertig und auf dem Blog veröffentlicht hatte, Feedback zu meinen letzten Bildern bzw. zu diesem Projekt bekommen. In der E-Mail stand u.a. "Wenn man es nicht wüsste, würde man nicht denken, dass all die Bilder aus der Situation heraus auf der Straße entstanden sind." Bei diesem Satz musste ich ein wenig überlegen und mir ein paar Bilder noch einmal anschauen. Vielleicht mache ich das einfach schon zu lange, aber sieht man das den Bildern wirklich nicht an? Und wenn nein, ist das gut oder schlecht?
Wie schon angedeutet, habe ich heute diese junge Frau zusammen mit ihrem Freund in der Hamburger Innenstadt angesprochen und fotografiert. Und wieder war die Entscheidung welches Bild ich verwenden soll sehr schwer. Ich glaube beim nächsten Projekt lockere ich die "Rahmenbedingungen" ein wenig :-)
Viele Grüße und genießt das Wochenende
Markus
Thanks to everyone for visits , comments , awards and invitations, I appreciate your feedback very much
One of the best things of flickr is how we cheer each other on to improve our photographic skills. It is really rewarding when you get all that positive feedback.
Why don’t we do the same with other aspects of our life? Why don’t we make this the positive feedback week!
Why am I going on about positive feedback you say? Well last week a new client came in to our office because he received a tax notice and wanted to get all his taxes up to date. He came in last Friday and sent me this email over the weekend:
“Thanks for taking care of my "emergency" return so fast. You did in 4 hours what my ex CPA couldn't do in 4 years. Your easy, calm insight, and a commanding knowledge of the system, combined with no drama or theatrics, made my experience there so pleasant. I appreciate that so much. All I was looking for was competence, yet I found expertise. A very pleasant surprise in this uncertain world. How often do you receive more than you were expecting these days? it's rare. You are "the man". Looking forward to all that lies ahead.”
I loved his email so much that I asked permission to share it. Pay it forward with positive feedback!
Hello, im trying to make a version of the y-wing based mostly on the latest ucs version using only my bulk legos. So with my limited resources, here’s where I am. The cockpit, this is my first attempt and can’t decide if it passes the good enough test. I’ve cut up some of my LEGO stickers for added detail. Please give me feedback on the weaknesses of my design w the cockpit glass and behind in the cabin. Is it too blocky, choppy, doesn’t flow, more flat, less stickers. Etc. I’m looking for constructive criticism. Any help would be appreciated thank you
Fine tuning some details on my display and need second opinions/ input on these flames.
Here's what the entire scene looks like....French Resistance are fire bombing a German halftrack from the balcony above.
Not really interested in fav's/ "your the greatest" garbage or stuff like that just honest opinion on whether this combination looks okay/ realistic.
Comments always appreciated, as long as you keep it clean - I love to hear your feedback! xx
It was a hot evening so I went with a very light animal print dress.
Hi Flickr friends!!!
I'm looking for some honest feedback here and I was wondering if you could help my out. =D
This is my first draft for a photo series called "Lost in Translation"... yeah, just like the movie... hahahaha
The idea for the series is to take conceptual photos (my favorites) playing with the meaning of some expressions in the English language. As I'm Brazilian I'm always surprised by the variety of meanings that a lot of words in English have that I had no idea. It's actually quite funny for me to stop and think about alternative images that could illustrate possible puns.
So my question for you all is: Is it an interesting idea?
I really like it and I think it's funny but is it?? hahaha
I would love to hear any feedback so I could improve the images.
I really appreciate any advice!
Thanks a lot!!! =D
PS: This one is just a draft. I did it in less than 30min, with no tripod and with not a lot of light. So I intent to produce better ones in the near future.
Negative feedback
Im always experimenting with photography, this here is actually light sensitive photographic print paper that I put in the camera to see what I could do with it. turned out much better than I thought. Its not as perfect as film in that the lights blow out too quick but its a cheap way to experiment and use an old camera. I metered the paper at 6 ISO, developed in rodinal under red safe light. I have alot more to learn.
An einem schönen Abend habe ich mich auf den Weg ins Tramuntana Gebirge gemacht und wollte den Sonnenuntergang an der Nordküste einfangen. Kurz vor knapp ist mir dieses Bild gelungen. Gerne freue ich mich auch auf Feedback darüber.
Frontal View- Both arm systems.
If you don't mind, let me know which one you think looks better. I have merged a lego torso with a minifig.cat figure torso so I kept the ball joint system in tact. On the left is my lego arms with the joints in there and on the right is minifg.cat arms with the elbow joints. The torso's will be fixed and colored so please just tell me what you think of the arms. I will also do something with the neck joint soon. Arms first.
Also, I know that the lego arms seem farther away from the body but when u attach a shoulder pad to the arms, due to the thickness of the minfig.cat shoudlers, they end up being the same distance away from the torso, so ultimatlety, they look similar with attachments on there.
Non è un fiore a far la primavera...
Perchè forse è troppo volgare dire che gli s.....i sanno sempre camuffarsi bene.
(e scusate la franchezza)
A major problem about posting on Flickr is how little constructive feedback is offered to photographers by the viewers. I know from experience that a lot of members are really sensitive to constructive criticism, which sadly limits their potential to develop their skills. Hence the typical comment "Beautiful image", "Outstanding work", "Awesome", etc. on all images, regardless if good or bad, snapshot or masterpiece.
I am indebted to one of my Flickr friends for suggesting I try a different crop on one of the images I previously posted on Flickr. You can see the previous crop below. I think you will agree that the suggested change made for a much more compelling image. Thanks Robert.
Comments always appreciated, as long as you keep it clean - I love to hear your feedback! xx
Saturday we went to the Feguson Fawsitt pub in Walkington for dinner. WE both went for the chicken and bacon pie. Wow, what a choice - that may well be the best pie I have ever tasted!
Than on the evening we went out on Prince's Avenue for a few drinks.
Thanks for stopping by and view this photo. The reason for posting this photo on Flickr is to learn so if you have constructive feedback regarding what I could do better and / or what I should try, drop me a note I would love to hear your input.
View On Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
© 2013 Winkler
IAPP Member: US#12002
I captured this image during the last minutes of sunshine up the lane from my home. The fields have various wildflowers in them, so I used the opportunity to experiment with my in-camera art settings to see what results I could achieve.
Thanks for taking the time to view my images. I am happy to receive feedback!
I found the feedback Liz gave about achieving texture in trees and plants very helpful. I experimented a bit with different techniques today!
After a little bit more tweaking from feedback and things I personally found needed to change I think I'm finally somewhat satisfied with the look. Now its just a matter of getting the money for it to actually build it and maybe start on a new project.
Massive thanks to raised (who originally designed the ICR coach which I used as base) ,UrbanErwin and everyone else for all the help since I'm a pretty inexperienced MOC builder.
Fine tuning some details on my display and need second opinions/ input on these flames.
Here's more of a close up. Please note that Lego trans colours tend to look slightly different when photgraphed (especially with a crappy camera like mine).
Not really interested in fav's/ "your the greatest" garbage or stuff like that just honest opinion on whether this combination looks okay/ realistic.
I captured this image at RSPB St.Aiden's during an early morning visit.
Thank you for taking the time to view my images. Happy to receive feedback.
Side View- Both arm systems
If you don't mind, let me know which one you think looks better. I have merged a lego torso with a minifig.cat figure torso so I kept the ball joint system in tact. On the left is my lego arms with the joints in there and on the right is minifg.cat arms with the elbow joints. The torso's will be fixed and colored so please just tell me what you think of the arms. I will also do something with the neck joint soon. Arms first.
This is the first of a number of Roaglaan's decals showing the Mackinaw coat.
To give a bit of contrast I've painted the dark tan legs a shade darker, masked the boots and let the original plastic show as puttees.
Love to know what you guys think before I committ to doing any more - thanks in advance.
The angled parts in brown - which looks better:
On the left, attached to the panel, slightly angled outward
OR
On the right, attached to the frame, and flat
Hi everyone!
I'm posting today a wildlife shot, trying to diverify a bit my stream as I
really like a lot of styles in photography.
I'm trying to focus on a different way to shoot wildlife, in black & white.
I think this is a way to really capture the expressions of the animals,
just like documentary photography for the humans (which is much better in
b&w). So why not showing animals' expressions in photography just as humans' expressions are shown? I think wildlife photography should be more focused on animals' feelings, expressions and even emotions they emit through their gesture, their eyes, their interaction with their habitat or their movements. Please leave me some words if you agree or disagree with this as it's a small innovation I'm trying to give.
I took a picture of this ring-tailed lemur a few months ago with my Canon
5d MarkII and my 70-200 f/2.8 L USM in a really nice open zoo called
BioPark in Valencia, Spain. I didn't perform much treatment, just some
cropping, contrast and luminosity finetuning, and switching to black &
white using the channel mixer in Photoshop CS5.
I really hope you'll like it!
If you like it, press F :)
Thank you for your comments and feedback, I really appreciate it!
So when V3 didn't get the feedback I was hoping for, I started wondering if there was something missing from Toa Onuku. So back in January I scrapped it and started working on the newest version. So meet Toa Onuka, my new self-MOC. Gone is the dull brown and blue. Gone is the wimpy little staff. And most of all, gone is the stereotypical masculine proportions. If modern media has taught me anything, it's that skinny girls with big... erm, weapons are all the rage.
As an added bonus, she was the perfect place to use the trans-purple eyestalk I've been trying so hard to make all these years. But with some help from Socketball and my own molding expertise, I've finally managed it.
Design 2 Spring 2012
You can watch the video I made of this collection on YouTube, simply go to the site and type Alex Blas. Your feedback is also welcome at alex@alexblas.com
I live in a bit of a vacuum & trying to get better at my SL photography via product shots (mostly Gatchas that I resell) anyway - If you have time - please let me know which of these photos you think works best - I was trying to capture the great texture maps but I I know to get better I need feedback from others -- thanks!