Winter Photography

[Sam]

 

 

 

 

[Kaphias]

I love the composition on all three, but I find the first one a bit too dark, the white string in the second is distracting, and the third is too light.

[Shiny]

The first one is very unflattering. The second one is better. The third one is the best. In depth cc will be hd when I fix my computer.

[tripsis]

I agree with Kaphias for the most part. I like the first one a lot but it is too dark. I'm also just not really fond of the background - it's really plain.

 

I don't like the second one at all. I don't like the depth of field (I don't like that the eye is unfocused and the focus is on the nose/whiskers). The string thing is really distracting and seems very out of place. And again, not fond of the background.

 

Third one is too light :P

[Shiny]

I actually think the third one has a brilliant use of negative space.

[Ouchy]

No bull [cabbage], in the third one your cat looks EXACTLY like mine.

[obfuscator]

The first two are ok, the third one is both good and bad at the same time (mostly because it's too light).

 

Nice shots though :)

[dsavi]

I actually think the third one has a brilliant use of negative space.

This. That actually strikes me as very effective composition and seems like a good high-key picture to me.

[Nexaduro]

I like the second one the best.

 

And as soon as I saw this thread, I heard cats yowling outside my window. :blink:

[Sam]

Changed the title, now just a general topic for my winter photography.

 

Two new photos;

 

 

 

[Jeffwilson99]

KITTEH! I quite like the Christmas Lights piece, has quite a nice mood to it. The Pano is kind of cool, showing off the snow, but not much else is happening.

[Sam]

[Shiny]

What the [bleep], contrast? On the last one that is.

[Sam]

Eh?

 

What are you trying to say?

[Shiny]

The contrast on the last one is incredible. It hurts, in a bad way.

[Sam]

Hardly touched the last one contrast wise - metering system confused by snow ftl.