Chris Richardson
Views: 2473 Jobs: 16 Location: London, United Kingdom Specialty: Commercial Experience: 20+ Years Web site: Facebook: Linkedin: Get Critique on your photos by Pro Chris Richardson Get Post Processing by Pro Chris Richardson Chris Richardson has been taking photographs since the early 70's starting out shooting fashion for magazines such as Honey Vanity Fair Vogue interiors and Cosmopolitan.
He set up the first of several London studios specialising in product photography, studio-built interior sets and what is now called 'lifestyle' photography. His commissions vary, from Cadbury's chocolate and Whiskas cat food to handbags, shoes, jewellery, mountain bikes, scooters, hats and lingerie, even helicopters and jet planes. Clients have also included Microsoft and Jaguar cars.
He now shoots mainly portraits and landscapes for his own image library and provides on line tuition. (www.betterphotography.co.uk)
Views: 1824 Photographer: ignacio ruiz Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson For a grab shot the image is excellent. Well seen and well composed and all in a matter of a few moments. Places amongst other landscapes I have no doubt that it woul... Views: 1731 Photographer: Lyndon Williams Category: Outdoor Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson For an early attempt the image is not too bad. However the most important thing is your cropping. The picture looks like it has been cut in half and it is important ... Views: 1753 Photographer: David Perich Category: Night Photography Camera: Canon PowerShot SD600 Critiqued by: Chris Richardson Overall a terrific image let down only by the positioning of the car and the slightly distracting second car in the background. Most of all I love the deep velvety bl... Views: 1521 Photographer: Stacey Moles Category: Travel Photography Camera: Canon Powershot SX10is Critiqued by: Chris Richardson It's an OK shot but could have been a lot better with a little more thought. The slight skewiness looks like you shot it on the run (which I am sure you didn't!). If ... Views: 1602 Photographer: Christopher Gould Category: Architectual Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson This image would make a good background for further 'art' images such as landscapes or foliage within post production techniques in photoshop or suchlike using layers... Views: 1461 Views: 1936 Photographer: Corey Mullaney Category: Fine art Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson Hard one to judge really. I want to know why he ended up in an upturned supermarket trolly. That didn't happen the last time I searched for my lost 'love'. It seems a... Views: 1261 Photographer: Brenda Category: Travel Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson You mention 'movement' in your description. There really is no movement when there should be! It has the potential of a great train pic but you seem to have missed ou... Views: 1323 Photographer: Tom Category: Travel Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson Yes I know that I have been harsh on your marks. The picture itself is not bad, there is little wrong with it but you have chosen to dip your toes into the waters tha... Views: 1518 Photographer: leon schofield Category: Night Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson An unusual image and one that I have not seen before. The flare on the lamps on the barge make it even more spectacular and despiute the limited areas of illumination... Views: 613 Photographer: Juan Pablo Vargas Category: Commercial Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson Your image, Juan, will not set the world alight but you have succeeded in achieving what you set out to do. Now you can start to improve on this with subsequent shots... Views: 513 Photographer: Larry Vieth Category: Nature Photography Critiqued by: Chris Richardson Pretty good, Larry! I mean PRETTY good! I love the way the head is turned and I love the 'high fashion' slightly greying hairstyle over one eye fixing you with a gent... | |||||||||||