any pausative or negative input?

Question

Let me know what you think of my photos.......thanks
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/554017127HbcXsx

Answer 1

I looked at the first 13 pics and I think you definitely have an eye for photographic opportunities! :-) There are some really good shots.
Here's what I didn't like about some of them (it's just my opinion!):
"happy hour" - the horizon is too centered. When you look at the pic you can't make up your mind whether you should look at the horizon or the foreground. next time choose the part that has more interest (more clouds in the sky, more gras/flowers/something in the foreground) and then give that part more room in your picture. You also used a flash when taking this pic, right?! Skip the flash, use a tripod or something steady to put the camera on and the choose a slow shutter speed and a higher speed film or ISO-setting on a digital camera.
"my angel" - when photographing people usually the focus/sharpness should be on/in there eyes. Here I think the sharpness is in the curtain behind him. The curtain is too bright and too busy for me.
"precious angel" - great pic but I don't think you'd need that much room on the right side. Just crop that of up to right before the flowers she's holding. I bet that would give the pic a lot more interest.
'Nature" - horizon is in the middle again. My suggestion: get down on your knees or even lower and peek through the grass, just as a bug or a frog would see it.
"fairytale" - :-) outstanding!!!!!!!!
"over the hill..." - there's too much blank sky for me. In cases like that when there are no clouds to make the sky interesting try to focus on something else (or use Photoshop to put some clouds there ;-))

I hope I didn't bring you down. I didn't mention the other pics 'cause they were good and didn't need my suggestions. Here's a good site where you can post pics and have other people who know what they're talking about critique them:
www.fanartreview.com
And did you ever think of getting an education/degree in photography? go to www.nyip.com (or .org)

Good luck and keep it up! You're on the right track!!!

Answer 2

The photos are ok. I would say you are still finding your identity as a photographer. I would pay more attention to your light meter because your photos seem a bit under exposed. If you are shooting with a point and shoot camera your may need to adjust your exposure. Other than that keep working at it and good luck.

Answer 3

I think you've got the eye. And a love of photography!
Hang in there and keep working. And don't lissen to those people who confuse style with exposure. Soft focus with out of focus, etc

Answer 4

Ignore dickn, he is an moronic idiot.
I love some of your landscape pictures.
Keep up the amazing work.
There is an ininite amount of things to take pictures of, you just got to find the right light.
I really like happy hour. :)
I hope you don't mind if I draw it.
I like to do that kind of stuff.
Don't give up taking pictures even if it is just for fun, pictures are memories that can be shared one day with those you love.

Answer 5

pausitive? Did you mean POSITIVE? P.S. your photos are about as good as your spelling... don't quit your day job!