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Constructive Critique Episode 17: Win a 50$ Gift Card to the SLR Lounge Store!
A $50 gift card to the SLR Lounge Store will be given to our top pick in each episode!
Constructive Critique Episode 16: Composition and How To Frame The Shot
In this video, we will discuss a number of different images from portraits to landscapes, and how their composition and framing might be improved. One common point of discussion is, paying attention to the direction your subjects are facing within your composition.
Constructive Critique Episode 15: Choosing the Right Lighting and Color Style Tones
In this episode of SLR Lounge’s Constructive Critique, Pye talks about using mixed lighting for that television drama look, choosing the right light and color toning to fit the style and mood of the images.
Constructive Critique Episode 14: Cars, Sports, and Portraits
In this episode of SLR Lounge’s Constructive Critique, Pye talks subject matter with car and sports photography, as well as a great example of cinematic-style portrait.
Constructive Critique Episode 13: Product, Portraits, and Perspective
In this episode of SLR Lounge Forum’s Constructive Critique, Pye talks about product photography, bokeh in portraits, and how a great perspective can really enhance what would be a pretty regular photo.
SLR Lounge Constructive Critique Episode 12: Know the Photography Rules & Break Them
In this episode of SLR Lounge’s Constructive Critique, Pye talks about knowing your photography rules and knowing when to break…
SLR Lounge Constructive Critique Episode 11: Focus on Your Subject
In this episode of SLR Lounge’s Constructive Critique, we will discuss the importance of emphasizing your subject and minimizing competing and distracting elements.
SLR Lounge Constructive Critique Episode 10: Images with Attitude
In this episode of the SLR Lounge Forum Constructive Critique, we consider how details in an image can make or break the overall impact, and how the right type of post-processing can add “attitude” when necessary.
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