Critiques

noogy (1074) 2010-05-02 21:38

good choice to use f/10 for balanced overall DOF... crisp colors too, thanks for sharing!!!

noogy (1074) 2010-05-02 21:37

awesome pov and colors!

noogy (1074) 2009-11-25 23:07

awesome capture of a great scenery... crisp colors. tfs!

noogy (1074) 2009-11-20 10:31

i like your pov in this photo, it gave justice to the beautiful architecture of the basilica immaculada de concepcion... the only thing i noticed is that this photo is quite overcooked in photoshop or whatever photo editing sofware you have used. you already have a good skill to photograph, just let your photos be natural. aim for good color and exposure while taking the shot and you'll realize that the PC is merely to store but not edit your photos :-) cheers!

noogy (1074) 2009-11-03 22:38

love this photo! the reflection of the sun on the sea is tops... clarity of architectural details in the building is impressive. colors are just right, not too saturated yet inviting. cheers and thanks for sharing!

noogy (1074) 2009-02-09 0:11

this is a very good photo, arvin! not bad at all for someone who's using a point-and-shoot camera. your framing is good, the pov is superb and colors are rich but not over-saturated. i like it that you preserved the natural slope of the edge of the sea, proof that the earth is indeed round! keep shooting!

noogy (1074) 2009-01-30 3:12

nice, colorful row of traditional houses in singapore... i like the very linear pov and the right touch of warm colors. cheers!

noogy (1074) 2009-01-03 22:27

lovely, scenic photo of a very relaxing place! though overall i find the photo a bit soft, the colors are lively and the sky was great! thanks for sharing.

noogy (1074) 2008-12-30 18:46

gee, how could i have missed this museum when i went to palm springs last summer! very detailed photo of the plane, warm colors and good POV. thanks for sharing!

noogy (1074) 2008-12-30 18:43

considering the height of this structure, i must say your photo did carry enough details of the palace... colors are warm, too... that must be venus, the morning star, known for being visible in afternoon skies :-) thanks for sharing!