Architectual Photography Photo CritiqueThe escalatorby Leonard Aschenbrand Views: 1572
Category: Architectual PhotographyNikon D60
Lens: Super-Telephoto: > 2
F-stop: F8
ISO: 1600
Flash: None
Tripod: No
Description: Was on the way home from a shoot in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NYC and noticed this e see all >
Was on the way home from a shoot in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NYC and noticed this escalators wonderful image.......Lens is an OS lens which supported the slow exposure......Hope you like the image as much as I do.
Photo Critique SummarySubject of photo 8 Composition & Perspective 8 Focus 10 Use of camera, exposure & speed 10 Color & Lighting 8 Depth of field 10 General impression 9 Overall Rating 9.0 GuruShots ProSubject of photo:8 this subject has been used a lot, I like the use of colour at the base of the escalator almost in a rainbow arc. Composition & Perspective:8 Composition is very strong and the angles draw the viewers gaze directly to the point of interest at the base of the escalator Focus:10 Plenty of depth of field and good sharp focus showing all the fine detail and texture in the subject Use of camera, exposure & speed:10 Exposure is correct plenty of highlight & shadow detail across the tonal range of the image Color & Lighting:8 Use of colour is very effective, lighting is diffuse showing detail in the subject Depth of field:10 Plenty depth of field appropriate to the subject with fine ddetail General impression:9 A well executed photograph in the genre' of Architectural Photography. There are no perspective distortions and exposure shows all the detail in the subject. The slight motion blur adds a live feel to the image. How to improve your photo1. there is a slight green cast in the highlights you could add magenta to filter this out 2. There is an area to the left of the image at the top of the ecalators which is different coloured stainless steel this could be matched to the rest of the steel in photoshop or other editing software 3. When taking formal architectural photoraphs try to tidy the area as much as possible. There appears to be a white plastic lid at the base of the escalators. Get feedback on your photos from Pro Dave Ruffles | ||