
In this episode of the SLR Lounge Constructive Video Critique, we take a look at several portrait variations in the style of high-key, vintage, black & white reportage, and yes, Total-Recall. We also take a look at a couple landscape and cityscape, as well.
When it comes to shooting, it is important to pay attention to details such as color, background, and lighting. If there is a conflict between any of these elements, the image may not turn out as desired. Moreover, these elements should work to enhance the subject rather than distract the viewer’s attention.
To learn more on how you can improve your own photography, take a look at the Constructive Video Critique as hosted by our very own Post-Production Pye.
About the SLR Lounge Constructive Video Critique
The SLR Lounge Constructive Video Critique series gives you, our readers, the chance to have your photos constructively critiqued by our staff as well your peers in the photography community.
Submitting an image is free and easy! All you have to do is visit the Constructive Critique section of the SLR Lounge Forum and start a thread with your image in it. Please be sure to read the rules prior to posting, and please limit to one unique image per thread. Finally, whether you are posting your images or giving critique to someone else’s, please keep all comments constructive and objective.
Constructive Video Critique Video
The Images
Gorgeous Headshot by anmith88
Foliage BBQ by Thomas
Portrait 2 by Igor
Monumental by BRAND
First shoot with a model by Adam Caldwell
Zmap by chillywilson
High Key Headshot by opticmemory
Junkyard Shoot by LouisSer
Hunter Lives by chillywilson
The last autumn sunrays by Till
Wedding Edit by Harryman2002
Storm Inside by Thomas
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How do you embed the photos from flickr?
Hi AlvinXie.
Within flickr in the ‘share function’ your find the BBCode. Copy the code snipplet and past it into your forum post.
Wow. Thank you very much Pye for the good critique for my pictures! This series is really great!