mitesh wrote:
Uh, yeah, these are pretty good ! I particularly like the first three... Even though I think 1 and 2 could use a bit more room on all sides, I appreciate the details brought out by the tight crop. The third one is a nice close up, and the cut-off wings don't bother me much. Great job!
Michael Rucci wrote:
Nice set Troy I know how you feel there are some awesome photos here but there are also some awesome people and most will give you the advice you need to get better at what you love
trulie98 wrote:
Here are a few of my latest images from L&D 14 from this season. My last post was about a month ago, so I figured I could share some updated images with this group. I'm always so very intimidated to post in this forum due to all of the great photographers here. I value any input you all may have so C&C is welcome and appreciated.
Many great photographers who post here. Intimidation...wrong word....awe, inspirational might be better.
Clips aside, you have posted a great series. Even in the clips the images have "pop".
Don't be intimidated be inspired. An excellent set
Super work, Troy. And don't hesitate to post. Many photographers on here are top notch and will provide you with great feedback if you seek it. If not, just share your work.
dkapp2536 wrote:
Troy all of these Eagles are Outstanding !! My favorites are 1, 2, 3, 5. I like em close.
Excellent details, sharp crisp clear and great light.
hnilsson wrote:
Super work, Troy. And don't hesitate to post. Many photographers on here are top notch and will provide you with great feedback if you seek it. If not, just share your work.
Very nice shots...I know sometimes it can be a bit difficult to get over that trepidation of first posting, but even when your shots aren't the best...and in no way do these fit that bill, you're always going to get some supportive comments or input. There are always some great people to ask if you post something and need to learn how to make something look better.
I agree with what's been said. You pics are above average, so no need to worry. #3 works particularly well for me, I always love a good close up. #4 is excellent, though personally I'd move the eagle up a little bit so there is equal space above and below. I'd be ecstatic to have taken any of these shots
ScottHM wrote:
Very nice shots...I know sometimes it can be a bit difficult to get over that trepidation of first posting, but even when your shots aren't the best...and in no way do these fit that bill, you're always going to get some supportive comments or input. There are always some great people to ask if you post something and need to learn how to make something look better.
Thanks for the tip Scott and for checking out my work. I appreciate it.
mattschwartz wrote:
I agree with what's been said. You pics are above average, so no need to worry. #3 works particularly well for me, I always love a good close up. #4 is excellent, though personally I'd move the eagle up a little bit so there is equal space above and below. I'd be ecstatic to have taken any of these shots
! I particularly like the first three... Even though I think 1 and 2 could use a bit more room on all sides, I appreciate the details brought out by the tight crop. The third one is a nice close up, and the cut-off wings don't bother me much. Great job!
