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nismoxr34
Registered: Aug 07, 2008
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So I have a lot to ask, I would really want some comments and critiques on my photos. I want to work on cropping and toning of images. I don't know if it is just my monitor but I want to get the best possible images.

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[2]
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[3]
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[4] wishing I had a different angle.
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[5]
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new crop
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You can see more and read more at http://kelvinkuo.com/blog

Thanks for looking,
Kelvin



skyvan
Registered: Oct 29, 2009
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I love #5. The reflection in his visor of the field is awesome.



clarence3
Registered: Sep 28, 2008
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Yep, and I think #5 would also be a good candidate for a vertical/portrait crop... get even tighter... #23 would still be in the frame, but you don't need #90 in the bg.



rbianco
Registered: Nov 12, 2003
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Very nice work Kelvin great action....



phatnev
Registered: Nov 04, 2005
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I'd crop #5 vertically with the ball carrier making up the right half of the photo.



ishootsports3
Registered: Apr 09, 2009
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looks nice, love 5 i agree with the vertical crop comment but make sure you keep the tacklers



fdldb
Registered: Jun 10, 2005
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Nice set of pictures.
I also like the reflection of #5 but with a vertical crop



nismoxr34
Registered: Aug 07, 2008
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thanks everyone. I will try to update the last crop to show you why I didn't particularly like it that much. I feel as if the subject has no where to move? I don't usually square crop either. What would you suggest?

Kelvin



canonet
Registered: Aug 10, 2005
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nice pics! You shoot for GT?



skibum5
Registered: Jan 21, 2005
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2,4,5

i might crop out a bit more blank space from 2 and 4 though



skibum5
Registered: Jan 21, 2005
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nismoxr34 wrote:
thanks everyone. I will try to update the last crop to show you why I didn't particularly like it that much. I feel as if the subject has no where to move? I don't usually square crop either. What would you suggest?

Kelvin


nothing wrong with a square crop



Tim Speciale
Registered: Jul 21, 2004
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skibum5 wrote:
nismoxr34 wrote:
thanks everyone. I will try to update the last crop to show you why I didn't particularly like it that much. I feel as if the subject has no where to move? I don't usually square crop either. What would you suggest?

Kelvin


nothing wrong with a square crop


Depends on the use. More often than not, I prefer not to use a square crop. More importantly, I think, is that the crop just seems forced. There is a difference between cropping/shooting tight and just forcing it. This feels forced.



clarence3
Registered: Sep 28, 2008
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nismoxr34 wrote:
I will try to update the last crop to show you why I didn't particularly like it that much. I feel as if the subject has no where to move? I don't usually square crop either. What would you suggest?




Here's my quick recrop suggestion...



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nismoxr34
Registered: Aug 07, 2008
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canonet - yeah, currently shooting for the weekly newspaper, the Technique

skibum5 - thanks for the suggestions.

clarence3 - looks pretty compelling, I guess I didn't know if I should just keep the heads of the opposing team or the body as well.





jczl
Registered: Jun 07, 2004
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Go GT! Love your game shots - pls keep posting.



ilan_k
Registered: Apr 30, 2006
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Like your angle on this set , close to the ground, it makes things look better.
You also got great catches. The reflection is a huge bonus .



Steve Jensen
Registered: Feb 07, 2004
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Nice shots Kelvin

Go Jackets



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