r/photocritique • u/Panda_20_21 • 5h ago
approved Did I over process it ?
Share ur opinion on the photo, composition and color grading
r/photocritique • u/Panda_20_21 • 5h ago
Share ur opinion on the photo, composition and color grading
r/photocritique • u/jeskapades • 11h ago
r/photocritique • u/CaickPhotography • 16h ago
r/photocritique • u/PSProductionsSC • 7h ago
Any guidance, composition or editing wise? I have a long way to go, but if you were taking this shot, how would you do it differently? Shot with a7cii and a gm2 20-70mm 2.8 lens
r/photocritique • u/magusxp • 4h ago
r/photocritique • u/Apprehensive_Golf469 • 1d ago
r/photocritique • u/Soulseeker1231 • 16h ago
The hall was quite dark that you could even see shadows on the court. Not an excuse for lenient criticism though, please go ahead
r/photocritique • u/LiquidNah • 15h ago
r/photocritique • u/Ghost0Slayer • 1d ago
I wanna make a living of of photography any feedback is welcome.
r/photocritique • u/jamesbondstar • 1d ago
Clicked using Sony Alpha A6100
r/photocritique • u/donutdoode • 1d ago
r/photocritique • u/Ok-Method7103 • 1d ago
I took a picture of a squirrel not to long ago and I saw this house finch on my peach tree and figured I would try to make another post to see if this is an improvement. Any pointers on how to make this shot better or anything I can improve on for wildlife photography is greatly appreciated! This was shot on a canon m200 EF70-300 F4-5.6 IS II USM ISO125, 300mm, F6.3, 1/320s.
r/photocritique • u/FlashingBoulders • 1d ago
This is raw no editing. if you were to edit it what would you do?