Christopher Barr
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Views:
2377
Jobs:
9
Location:
Phoenix AZ, United States
Specialty:
People
Experience:
20+ Years
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Chris specializes in people photography for advertising, editorial, entertainment, corporate, commercial and industrial. He is internationally syndicated by Shooting Star, Sipa Press & H.Armstrong Roberts. He has been on the teaching roster of UCLA & Otis Art Center as well as a lecturer at Art Center/Pasadena and Brooks Institute in Long Beach,
Christopher Barr Photography is full service studio based in Phoenix, Arizona and includes of one the largest intern programs in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Views: 1725
Photographer: brittany berry
Category: People Photography
Camera:
Kodak EasyShare C180
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
What I really liked about this image is the moment you captured. It is spontaneous and energetic, soft and sweet. I would guess that the spontaneity of the capture ...
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Views: 1702
Photographer: Kevin E. Hildebrand
Category: People Photography
Camera:
Canon EOS 5D
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
Well, this is a clean, in focus, well exposed image of somebody singing during a concert of some kind. What you see is what you get. In terms of technical execution...
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Views: 1675
Photographer: Malissa Lea
Category: Portrait Photography
Camera:
Canon EOS 7D
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
As a personal shot for the family album or hearth, I think this shot is definitely a keeper. With a recrop and a little photo shop to get rid of the ball it is a str...
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Views: 1863
Photographer: G. Mitchell
Category: Still life Photography
Camera:
Nikon D90
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
I believe this kind of photograph is the most difficult to critique. It is a very strong image that is a result of several counter-intuitive technical decisions that...
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Views: 1579
Photographer: Johan Scheepers
Category: Family Photography
Camera:
Nikon D90
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
This is a predictable flash on camera photograph that is elevated by superior framing and a wonderful splash of color. Photographically the heavy lifting is carried ...
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Views: 1538
Photographer: Kelyn Freudiger
Category: Family Photography
Camera:
Nikon D3000
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
I like the shot. It doesn't reach the level of iconic but it is a fast read and compelling none the less. Your use of flares within the frame is also noteworthy. T...
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Views: 1490
Photographer: Jacklynn Thompson
Category: Outdoor Photography
Camera:
Canon Digital Rebel XS
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
Not impressed with this. While the "old wester" theme is interesting, photographically you are not getting a very good bang for the buck. Framing is fat. This appe...
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Views: 1504
Photographer: Angela
Category: Black & White Photography
Camera:
Kodak EasyShare C180
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
Angela...Self portraits are such a personal medium. Did you successfully capture "you"? You and those that know you are the best judges of that. The overall techn...
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Views: 1570
Photographer: TaLynn O'Conner
Category: People Photography
Camera:
Canon Power Shot A2000 IS
Critiqued by: Christopher Barr
I want to like this shot, I really do. As a family snapshot, it is definitely a keeper. As a stand alone memorable photograph, less so. Unfortunately, in spite of ...