Thomas Hodges
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Views:
2874
Jobs:
12
Location:
Cisternino, Italy
Specialty:
Artistic
Experience:
20+ Years
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Thomas Hodges
Thomas Hodges
An award winning and internationally acclaimed photographic artist of British origin, currently residing in Italy. Working primarily in the art-nude and erotic-nude genres, and also in abstract, architecture and landscape. Thomas also shoots film stills for movie productions.
The biography and other information on Thomas can be obtained via his listing on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hodges
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Views: 2210
Photographer: Anatoly
Category: Night Photography
Camera:
Canon PowerShot S90
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
My general impression is positive, especially as I am particularly keen on images of an abstract nature. This shot basically works well, especially as it was probabl...
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Views: 1924
Photographer: Robert Tilghman
Category: Black & White Photography
Camera:
Nikon D300
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
On the whole I like this image. It has a vintage feel to it, which for me, is pleasing.
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Views: 1636
Photographer: mark gwizdala
Category: Travel Photography
Camera: sanyo
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
It's a nice scene, but I don't really like the photo. The biggest problem for me is perspective, with the reflection of the lake proving to be a distraction.
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Views: 1775
Photographer: jurgita
Category: People Photography
Camera:
Nikon D5000
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
Ok, on the whole, I like this image, but the big problem for me is that it is over-processed. I don't like the heavily defined edges and over-saturation of the textu...
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Views: 1917
Photographer: CELIA RIVERA
Category: Portrait Photography
Camera:
Canon Digital Rebel XSi
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
Over all, I like the shot. As I mentioned above, I feel the shot would have worked better in portrait format without the cropping of the doors and pilars. I would h...
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Views: 1968
Photographer: Stephen Benzon
Category: Fine art Photography
Camera:
Nikon D5000
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
On the whole, I like the photo. It was a difficult capture and you've done a good job in managing the circumstances. More importantly, you had "the eye" to see the ...
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Views: 1596
Photographer: CELIA RIVERA
Category: Portrait Photography
Camera:
Canon Digital Rebel XSi
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
Over all, it's a good shot, yet I can't say I really like it. It's a combination of things, but primarily composition that bothers me most. The head needed to be ti...
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Views: 1591
Photographer: chris dindar
Category: Outdoor Photography
Camera:
Nikon D200
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
I'm afraid I don't like the image as captured. It is an interesting scene, and a challenging one to photography, so hats off to you for an excellent effort for what ...
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Views: 1519
Photographer: Ian Yorkilous
Category: Animal Photography
Camera:
Nikon D90
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
On the whole I like the photo, but a little more thought to composition could have improved the image considerably.
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Views: 2134
Photographer: Amanda
Category: Portrait Photography
Camera: unknown
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
I don't like the image, it's a poor example of a professional portrait, with room for many improvements.
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Views: 1478
Photographer: Magic goat
Category: Nature Photography
Camera:
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
On the whole I like the image, but it needs a little more "sparkle"! You need to bring-out the luminance and vibrance, especially of the raindrops, which are looking...
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Views: 1483
Photographer: Lauren Broz
Category: Animal Photography
Camera:
Kodak EasyShare M340
Critiqued by: Thomas Hodges
Basically, this is a snap-shot, but sadly, not a very good one! Sorry.