Feedback and Critique

This gallery is reserved for images submitted to the "Honest Feedback & Critique Community". I realize I'm too close to my work, and I often I find the images I like best aren't that well received by others. Conversly, some of the more popular ones languish for years until they are"rediscovered" by accident. So, please feel free to tell me what you think about any or all that you see.

Thanks,
Jim

Rear Window<br />
A slightly voyeuristic photograph, this is from an old lodge hall that was being converted to a residence. It's located in coastal Maine, a great location for all sorts of photography.

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Rear Window
A slightly voyeuristic photograph, this is from an old lodge hall that was being converted to a residence. It's located in coastal Maine, a great location for all sorts of photography.

Portals Maine

Rated:
Timothy
on Dec 28
Really love this picture.
Rated:
Michael Lohr
on Mar 31
Also an awesome composition! Did you use any special filters to get the stairs behind the window so clear? The stairs look like a framed picture within the window itself. love it!
arctangent
on Oct 19
It's very hard to give sensible advice when I can't play with a picture myself and see what actually works. Something about the exposure, overall, sits oddly in my eye. If it were my picture, I think I'd experiment with giving the outer boards and the inner stair sides slightly different exposure values. I guess my own personal taste doesn't respond to the overall sameness of the whiteness or greyness. It makes the picture seem too flat. If you want to emphasize the voyeuristic feel, flatness isn't what you want, IMO.
Rated:
gpssue
on Sep 23
First of all this is a wonderful photo fine...I love window frames but what I like most about this one is the stairway that is visible through the window. Sorry I don't have any suggestions on how to make it better but I guess that could be considered good.

Borrowed Light Photography

Feedback and Critique

Timothy

Michael Lohr

arctangent

gpssue