Why the title? I see no obvious reason.
I'm not sure I like any of the angles you've taken the shots at. The second isn't bad, but the two graves on the right are lost in the background.
I see you take criticism well.
Having a shot where the foreground is lost in the background is not a good thing.
I'd at least attempt to dodge/burn that area to make the crosses more apparent.
I do take criticsm but its how you put it across that needs work , read back through your original post and see the mistakes you made
It's perfectly constructive criticismNot everything needs to be sugar-coated, you know.
Having a shot where the foreground is lost in the background is not a good thing.
I'd at least attempt to dodge/burn that area to make the crosses more apparent.
Why the title? I see no obvious reason.
I'm not sure I like any of the angles you've taken the shots at. The second isn't bad, but the two graves on the right are lost in the background.
He doesn't think the title suits the work, it's a totally valid criticism and one I'd agree with.
i think there a bit lifeless to be honestdon't overly think graveyards make good pictures unless there very sinister looking or highlighting a strong background like a sunset, but generally shots of gravestones don't do it for me, not a lot of detail i any of the aspects of the shot or any significant features