Critique

[photohopeful]

This is my first post at tampaforums.com... I was suprised to find a section for art/photo... I'm going to post a couple of photographs from a series I've made about motion blur and the like. Please let me know what you like/dislike and WHY. thanks

[photohopeful]

PS I apologize about the small size of the images, is there a better way to post them, like HTML directly into the message?

[Trish]

I like the first and third ones best. I have no reason why!

[Rob.M]

This is my first post at tampaforums.com... I was suprised to find a section for art/photo... I'm going to post a couple of photographs from a series I've made about motion blur and the like. Please let me know what you like/dislike and WHY. thanks

Welcome to the TR Photo and Art forum then. In regards to posting better sized pics, if you have them stored on the web some where just copy the url and paste it into the field that is brought up when you click on the little pic icon when you post, this will wrap the image url and intergrate it into your post.

As far as the pictures, thats some interesting work. I am partial to the 3rd one. What platform are you shooting on, lenses aperature etc... The exif data is not in the images posted. Again welcome.

[number_2]

yes, welcome to tf! those are definitely interesting pictures, very beautiful, very intriguing. i'm sorry to say i can't critique your photographic style much, but from an uninformed outsider's viewpoint, i agree that the first and third are my favorites. how on earth did you create such an effect with a camera?

[Tikigod]

yes, welcome to tf! those are definitely interesting pictures, very beautiful, very intriguing. i'm sorry to say i can't critique your photographic style much, but from an uninformed outsider's viewpoint, i agree that the first and third are my favorites. how on earth did you create such an effect with a camera?

long exposures

[Sabotage]

nice! i wish they were bigger so i could see them better!

[Rob.M]

long exposures

Yep. I'm curious as to the actual light sources.

[photohopeful]

thanks for the warm welcomes... the next time I post I will try what you said, Rob M.

[arsoniq26]

The first one looks like a box of fruity pebbles exploding. I like it.

[MetalOmega]

that looks great. I have done something similar with a city high way scene.

[Mike.C]

I like the first three.


Mike

[Kyle K]

I like the first three.


Mike


MItzvah

[number_2]

Yep. I'm curious as to the actual light sources.

wow, me too.

[tampamax]

Pic 1............Club orb light?
Pic 2............Moving the camera while holding the shutter open. Don't know what the light source is though?
Pic 3............Someone playing with glow sticks?
Pic 4............Looks as if the same thing is happening, but for some reason i get the feeling the light souce is a fireball on the end of a teather?


Am i even close?

[Kyle K]

pic 1-4..............street lights? ;-)

[photohopeful]

Picture 1, ball/club light, picture 2 fowler ave, picture 3, star light with manual camera movement, picture 4 streetlight over trees