I don't know a lot about photography but it is good to look at.
Photo Critique
A community to critique photographs and learn from others.
Rules
- OC only for critique
- Film & Digital are both welcome!
- General photography questions are also welcome
- Critique requestor should critique their own work (it really helps!)
- Above all, be kind :)
Trying to create a similar space to /r/photocritique
Thanks so much for the comment! Stick around and maybe you can learn some more :)
I sometomise borrow my friend's camera and I would love to learn from the community
That's awesome! Is there a certain style you'd like to try or a specific photo that inspires you?
I don't know my style yet but I like the merge between organic and modern. Like a photo of a room with big windows and white walls covered in vines and plants
I think I have a photo you may like then. I'll write up another post about it!
I really want to see it let me know when you post it. (I slept sorry for responding late)
The best thing you can do is take as many pictures as you can and try different things to see what you like and don't like in terms of composition, framing, lighting, etc.
Very good. I'd crop it closer to the musician, since there is too much empty space above his head anyways.
You're the second one to suggest cropping, so I'm definitely leaning that way too! Thank you for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it!
I forgot to mention the specs of the photo itself so here goes:
Camera: Sony A7iii
Lens: Sony FE 50mm f1.8
Aperture: f1.8
Shutter-speed: 1/400
ISO: 100
There is a solution for the things you don't like: crop them off. You would lose a part of th instrument, but the focus would be on his face and he would look into the photo instead of out of it.
I'll give that a try and see how I like it. I didn't really want to cut off any of the guitar. But I'll try it!