Critiques

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-12 11:56

i was drawn to this photo by its composition, and i like the pure greens and blues. Good work

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-12 7:26

Nice view with a glimpse of the sea. It maybe my monitor, but the domed building pn the right appears slightly blurry. Other than that, nice shot.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-10 4:40

I like the shapes of the umbrellas together with the mountains, but perhaps you could have revisited when the sky wasn't so angry. I think with the sun out the colours would have been more appealling, but then again we can't control the weather. Nice try.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-07 12:40

Interesting capture. It's nice the way that the sun lights up the boy. I hope he's had his tetanus jabs ;)

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-07 12:38

Your eyes want the reds to focus, but when it doesn't happen, you are continually drawn to the decaying weed. Interesting. Well done.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-07 12:35

Simple but effective. That is the great thing about photography, ordinary things can look visually appealing when shot in the right way. Nice.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-05 14:08

Very pleasing colours and nice capture of the kayaker. Good feeling of distance with the varying hues of the ranges. Only gripe is horizontal but very easy to fix. Nice one.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-02 17:08

Like the other critiques, something nags at me with this photo, perhaps the scaffold or the white extension on the right. But i still like it as a capture of some decent architecture. Maybe a crop could improve.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-02 16:30

Another great and original view of this exhibition. Did you ask the child to point or just wait for that perfect moment? Well done.

R_Chevalier (344) 2005-03-02 16:28

Great photo. There have been lots of posts from this particular exhibit at the Tate, but your shot shows a great and original angle. The lone photographer and perspectives really add to it. Well done.