Critiques

robiuk (10805) 2013-03-13 12:22

Interesting piece of architecture captured beautifully from the front. The composition is pleasing to the eye and technical details aplenty.
Wish I could read a few details about this building in a Photographer's Note, though.
xxx

robiuk (10805) 2012-08-17 14:58

Hah!
Don't remember this one but could see I left a comment to the other one (with the train)!
Hope to find time to visit, soon!
xxx

robiuk (10805) 2011-12-19 10:16

Wooow, this is a fantastic shot, Guenther! The colours and the amount of sharp details are breathtaking! Excellent one! Could look at it for hours!

robiuk (10805) 2011-12-19 10:09

Ha, şimdi kendime bir kahve bir fincan istiyorum!
Is this traditional way of making coffee in Turkey, or this charcoal just happened to be there for another reason, and someone decided to make coffee while there's still some hot coals in the pot?
Very interesting shot, Zuhal! xxx

robiuk (10805) 2011-12-19 10:04

Absolutely stunning shot, Matt! I just love the way you isolated this rock standing there in spite of being battered by the humongous amount of water every each second. The landscape so minimal, yet grand in its glory! Beautiful!

robiuk (10805) 2011-12-19 10:00

Woow, I really like the colour punch you got in this one, Matt! Beautiful white balance and warmth radiating out of thousands of differently-coloured book covers lying on shelves - thus, very interesting graphism altogether!

robiuk (10805) 2010-08-10 4:27

The low angle makes the singer/mourner look bigger, hence the feeling of pain being even bigger.
Unusual portrait format for this type of shots.

robiuk (10805) 2010-05-06 17:43

This one's truly amazing and I can't believe it hasn't gotten more points!
People, wake up!!! This is a GREAT WORK!!!
Seen many reflection shot but nothing like this. So surreal... and it really looks like starry night is gonna crush onto this house.
Lovely warm colours, too!

robiuk (10805) 2010-05-06 15:21

Ah, France! Wonder if you know how many churches are in France all together, Didi?
This one is nicely balanced as the church spear on the left vertically matches the tall tree far right.
Upping the middle tones reveals detail in shadows that would otherwise remain hidden.
Interesting catch!
xxx

robiuk (10805) 2009-04-28 15:16

Ha-ha-ha,
certainly, Nasim!
I knew I can look for holiday destinations here on TE, but never knew I can actually book my holidays straight from these pages as well!!!
Thanks TE for venturing into tourism business as well!
All the luck,

Robi